Are INFJs really introverts
Being introverts we value alone time, in fact we need it to rech.But that's not necessarily true.While there are many things that infjs can tolerate — generally, they're more sympathetic than most — even infjs have their limits.It feels impossible, though, when they are adjusting emotionally to the needs and emotional fluctuations of others so frequently.Let's look at a few different ways that independence is important for infjs.
It's probably because humans are social animals that like to be in packs (otherwise know as cliques/ friend groups/ tribes).Most infjs also strive to make a positive impact on the world.We love to listen, but we also love to be heard.Think about it as if you are receiving a medal.As introverts who want to help people and feelers who love logic, infjs can seem confusing, even to themselves.
A lot of infjs are legitimately scared of living life.Yes, they are one of the most rarest personality type whom happen to be introverts too (that's what the i in infj stands for), but they are also regarded as the most extroverted introverts as they have a very contradictory perso.You may wonder why i put infj door slam as a positive aspect of why infjs are so intense.They tend to be excellent listeners and are good at interacting with people which whom they are emotionally close and connected.Infjs will often spend hours in deep thought, mulling over ways to understand the complexities of the.
We still need lots of time on our own to recharge.Extraverted feeling is their auxiliary function, which means infjs try to connect in a gentle way, and appreciate those who can do the same.I test highly on my introversion, around 92%.They feel guilty for taking up space.I believe people who see us can be confused because we put on such a good show (while our batteries are quickly draining) they have a hard time understanding we're truly introverts.
Being infjs, we really are fierce defenders are protectors of the ones we love and cherish.Extroverts need introverts fare more than visa versa.
