You’re Not ‘Too Sensitive’ for Leaving a Toxic Situation
Angry, negative, and toxic people drain sensitive introverts, who need to feel emotionally safe in order to express themselves.
Lauren Sapala is the author of Firefly Magic: Heart Powered Marketing for Highly Sensitive Writers, a guide to help any HSP, INFJ, INFP, or introvert writer move past resistance to selling and marketing their work. She is also the author of The INFJ Writer, a writing guide made specifically for sensitive intuitive writers.
Angry, negative, and toxic people drain sensitive introverts, who need to feel emotionally safe in order to express themselves.
You are responsible for your stuff and everyone else is responsible for theirs.
For the INFJ, Introverted Intuition and Extroverted Feeling can work together to create a mean case of writer’s block. Here’s why, plus tips to overcome it.
Many INFPs love creative writing but struggle to actually do it. Here are three reasons why, according to a writing coach for INFPs.
Many INFJs love creative writing but struggle to actually do it. Here’s why, according to an INFJ writing coach, plus advice on how to write more.
This is why INFJs and INFPs hate showing anyone their writing before it’s completely finished.
For many INFJs and INFPs, writing is a lifeline.
Perhaps no other personality type is as mythologized as the INTJ. Everyone knows INTJs are the “masterminds,” the cold evil geniuses who have no emotions.