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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As an INFP who has stayed in a few toxic relationships for too long, here are some lessons I’ve learned the hard way.
Here’s one very important thing each introverted Myers-Briggs personality type craves in their relationship. Without it, they just won’t be happy.
INTJs have a reputation for being intelligent and aloof loners, but many of them put a high value on friendship.
INFJs feel deeply, and that’s likely the understatement of the year but they often struggle to express those feelings.
INFJs want to both dive deep and set the script. But when our self-protection goes into overdrive, it prevents us from being vulnerable in a healthy way.
My sister and I set up www.sosyncd.com, the first dating app and website that matches complementary Myers & Briggs personality types.
There’s a lot to celebrate about this introverted Myers-Briggs personality type.
It’s difficult for some other personality types, much less an extroverted type, to comprehend what goes on in an INFJ brain.
These common INFP behaviors may seem rude — although we aren’t trying to be.
Here’s what each introverted Myers-Briggs personality type is like as a kid, told through the lens of their own typical day at school.