4 Honest Confessions of a Paradoxical INFJ
byINFJs are a unique breed. Making up only 1-2 percent of the population, this rare Myers-Briggs personality type is a paradox of traits.
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Top Stories About Personality Type
There are sixteen personality types according to the Myers-Briggs system, and eight of them are introverted: INTJ, INFJ, INTP, INFP, ISTJ, ISFJ, ISTP, and ISFP. Find all of our stories about these eight types below.
The 3 Biggest Reasons INFPs Struggle to Connect with Others
byAs an INFP personality, sometimes I feel like a walking 404 error.
My INFJ Struggle With Being Overly Idealistic
byI’m an INFJ personality, and ever since childhood, I’ve struggled with being too invested in my ideals. Here’s how it became dangerous, and what I learned.
Here’s What Makes Each Introverted Myers-Briggs Personality Type Angry
byEveryone gets angry, but not for the same reasons. Here’s what gets each introverted Myers-Briggs personality type hopping mad.
3 Causes of INFJ Burnout (and How to Get Relief)
byThese three factors place all INFJs at risk of burnout. And that leaves us exhausted and on edge. Here’s what I’ve learned about getting relief.
INFJ: 9 Reasons You’re Still Single
byINFJs may be introverts, but few things are more important to them than close relationships. Nevertheless, they can really struggle to find love.
The Surprising Way Birth Order Influences the INTJ Personality
byStatistically, people of the INTJ personality are much more likely to be the firstborn of the family than if personality type happened by chance.
The INFJ’s Paradoxical Struggle With Loneliness
byINFJs face a never-ending struggle of desiring to connect profoundly with others and yet being easily worn out and discouraged by social interactions.
53 Things That Annoy an INTJ (and 42 Positives)
byHere are 53 things that annoy me as an INTJ personality, and 42 things I like. Fellow INTJs, can you relate?
When a Sociopath Meets an INFJ
byHere’s what a relationship between an INFJ and a sociopath might look like, plus why INFJs may keep trying to save it, even though it’s dangerous.