My Life Changed When I Embraced Being an INFP Personality Type
Ever since I was a child, I felt like a weirdo. In primary school, it was okay, though, because I was the weirdo that everyone knew and liked.
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Ever since I was a child, I felt like a weirdo. In primary school, it was okay, though, because I was the weirdo that everyone knew and liked.
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It was the second visit to my new counselor’s office and we were wrapping up the session. I had just left my then-husband two weeks before.
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