- Where are you likely to be found outside of the Internet?
I'm a live music addict, so I'm frequently at a concert. I'll be the guy standing in the corner who is there because he likes the band (and isn't necessarily there to socialize).
How does one recognize you in public?
I generally go into a bar, find my space and stay there. If I'm at a show, I grab a spot and hang. If it's a bar, I'm probably reading a book or a newspaper and sipping a beer in the corner, trying to not be in anybody's way. And whether it's obvious or not, I'm generally checking out and observing everyone else in the room, watching body language, conversations, and reading people's personalities.
How would one go about attracting you?
Well, first off, are you sure that you want too ;-).
I'm not going to approach you, you'll have to approach me. I enjoy meaningful one on one conversation. I like to be challenged. I like to use my brain and creativity- a lot.
how do INFJ boys/men go about showing their interest and how do they approach women they are interested in?
We don't. INFJ's are very much "all or nothing". In a few instances, I've met a girl and fallen immediately for them (they generally are ENFJ or INFJ). It's very much intuitive and in the gut for an INFJ. If we feel it, we feel it and it must be true. Sometimes, we are wrong (go figure) and find ourselves in situations with a girl who we never should have dated in the first place. This is particularly hard on an INFJ, because we question "why our intuition led us astray".
I tend to go years without a girlfriend, but when I do acquire one, and stay with her for years. INFJ's are highly loyal people- once you are in, you are in. We are also very intense people. At times, people tend to be "in" quicker than they would expect (see paragraph above), so as an INFJ we need to have the emotional intelligence to tone it down once in a while.
On the flip side, I've waited up to 4 years to kiss a girl. I've been hopelessly in love with girls and never said a word to them about it. I generally care about someone because I care about them. I realize that there are lots of factors that make one decide to enter in a relationship or not, and that I might not be the be all end all for any girl. When I was young and dumb I thought any woman would be lucky to have me as her catch. Now that I'm older, I realize that when it happens it happens.
I have a ton of close female friends. In lots of cases, it's women who are already in relationships who I enjoy talking too in a no pressure situation. I have learned that dating friends is the way to go, in general.
The person who posted the question initially didn't say why it was posted, but one can assume that it's because she is interested in an INFJ. My advice to you is: approach your INFJ. Connect with him. If you're in, you'll be in. Just be aware- we get a little intense sometimes. INFJ's are super providers. He'll try to do everything you want him to do, be everything you want him to be, and he'll get super mad at himself every time he don't read your mind, or figure out what your needs are (without you telling him).
Like all relationships, they only work if both people are willing to work at them. If you both go into it with a willingness to learn the other person's mind and heart, it'll work out in the end.