Why INFPs May Stay in Bad Relationships (and How to Get Out)
As an INFP who has stayed in a few toxic relationships for too long, here are some lessons I’ve learned the hard way.
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Even introverts get lonely, and often, the people we’re close to are the most treasured parts of our lives. Below you can browse all of our articles about relationships, including friendship, family, parenting and romance. Or, check out some of our most popular posts about introvert-introvert relationships and dating an introvert.
As an INFP who has stayed in a few toxic relationships for too long, here are some lessons I’ve learned the hard way.
Like many introverts, I struggled to reach out to old friends or welcome new friends into my life.
INTJs have a reputation for being intelligent and aloof loners, but many of them put a high value on friendship.
Josh Higgins saw someone he wanted to talk to, but he never worked up the nerve. That was the birth of Introflirted, a book of pickup lines for introverts.
My sister and I set up www.sosyncd.com, the first dating app and website that matches complementary Myers & Briggs personality types.
Every introvert I’ve spoken to who has been single for a while has inevitably grappled with this question: Will I be single forever?
Going to parent-teacher association meetings and volunteering at your kid’s school can seem like torture for an introvert.
Are you fortunate to be friends with an INFJ, the rarest Myers-Briggs personality type? Here are five important things you should know about us.
As an introvert, I need time to open up and show you the real me. Sometimes I overthink and feel anxious, so I’ll need your support.
I’ve always felt off-balance in the company of extroverts. Group situations are particularly trying. But my young extroverted son shows me a different way.