Are INFJs Spontaneous? Yes… and No
As an INFJ, I can only be spontaneous up to a certain point. I need a little time to think, a little time to adjust and adapt my plans.
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As an INFJ, I can only be spontaneous up to a certain point. I need a little time to think, a little time to adjust and adapt my plans.
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