10 Things You Should Know About Being in a Relationship with an INFP
byLove is the life-blood of the INFP personality type. As lovers of love, finding a compatible partner willing to investigate our complex nature can be hard.
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Top Stories About the INFP Personality
The INFP personality type is one of the eight introverted types in the Myers-Briggs system. Browse all of our INFP stories below, or check out our all-time most popular piece about the INFP.
How to Deal With Unrequited Love as an INFP
byFor an INFP, nothing is more thrilling than falling in love. However, INFPs often find themselves in the unfortunate situation of unreciprocated love.
6 Things INFPs Wish They Could Tell You About Themselves
byBeing an INFP personality type has a lot of upsides, but it has its downsides, too. Here are 6 things I wish people knew about me as an INFP.
4 Ways Schools Can Better Support Introverted Intuitive Personalities
byNothing demonstrates that the world is not designed for introverted intuitives (INFJs, INTJs, INFPs, and INTPs) like the school system.
Gift Ideas for Every Introvert, Based on Their Personality Type
byTo make your holiday shopping a little easier, I’ve compiled a list of great gifts for each of the introverted personality types.
5 Experiences Every INFP Has Had
byAre you an INFP? If so, you have permission to feel special, because people who fall into this category make up only 4 percent of the population.
10 Experiences INFPs Will Instantly Relate To
byIf you identify as an INFP, I’m sure you’re aware of just how strange we can be. We’re described as highly individualistic, idealistic, and empathetic.
5 Things to Know About Being Friends With an INFP
byAlthough INFPs are interested in helping people, they are also extremely reserved and maintain a small circle of friends.
20 Quotes INFPs Will Instantly Relate To
byINFPs are healers and dreamers. They see the world for what it could be, and they inspire others with their imagination and compassion.
10 Contradictory Things About INFPs
byThe INFP can feel like a walking paradox. Why is this? It’s because the INFP’s cognitive functions often contradict each other.