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Like?Hmmm, well, apparently one of my friends tested as an INFP.
Now it's quite easy for me to see a difference between INFPs and INFJs ^^"
Like?Hmmm, well, apparently one of my friends tested as an INFP.
Now it's quite easy for me to see a difference between INFPs and INFJs ^^"
I have many infp friends, and I don't see all that many similarities. We have the idealism thing going on, but theirs tends to be more amplified and a little less ...hrm...focused? Like my infp friends seem to be idealistic but not for a particular cause. Just idealistic in general. But I can be that way, too. I like to live my life in my head.
It really depends on circumstances. I nearly always empathize with people, see things through their eyes, and really care about them, and about helping them. But I don't always come off this way. I often come off sounding like I'm cold and uncaring. But it's more because I've analyzed the situation and moved on to the solution. I've worked in the customer service industry for 2 years now, so I've had ample opportunity to examine this.Well, I guess I am the only one posting now. I just wanted to say that I've read through most of the posts now, and what Tx said really enforced my belief of being INFJ. Like I said above, I don't think it is always black and white. Especially depending on how high your ranked in the J section. If you have a closer balance of J and P, yet still scored highest on J, the INFJ may have a few traits that are like INFPS. At least I think that would make sense. I'm sure that not every single INFJ or INFP is exactly the same.
It was commented on here that INFJS don't show emotions as intensely as INFPS do, which contradicts what Tx said. I disagree, since INFJS are portrayed as being very warm and empathetic people, and are perceived by others as being kind and gentle.
Would it be accurate to say that INFJS may be more intense in certain ways, and an INFP more easygoing? Or is this too vague of a description.
INFPs seem more concerned about how they appear to people (personas and such). The friend I mentioned tries her best to appear an intellectual enigma.Like?
INFP = Ne Fi Te Si
I think that is a generalization based on one person, and not true.INFPs seem more concerned about how they appear to people (personas and such). The friend I mentioned tries her best to appear an intellectual enigma.
INFJs seem more concerned about their inner world. I often find myself being asked how I feel or why I look spaced out because I get so lost in thought ^^"
Just one of the little things that I noticed ^^"
So I'm trying to figure this out. I'm pretty sure I'm INFJ. The type fits me best. Best INFP kinda fits me too. I know J is not very high for me. So I think that may be why I feel unsure. I don't for instance need things to be clean but I do need to control things and do things when and how I feel they need down. So I'm guessing thats J at work. I also had issues with being told much of what I was not the best way to be. My mom was also a clean freak.
Anyway just wondering if anyone else has had this issue. And if there a is a way to tell the types apart. I don't feel INFP. I feel like even though I'm some what laid back I'm still too tightly wound.
So any insite is much appricaited.
Punch em in the nose, one goes Eeeek and the other goes Aaaahhh.
Chihiro is a very good example of an INFP. Haku is a very good example of an INFJ.
I definately relate to these.INFPs use their intuition to validate their feelings.
INFJs use their feelings to validate their intuitions.
INFPs react with strong emotions.
INFJs have strong reactions to emotions.
INFPs strive to nurture those around them.
INFJs nurture those around them to strive.
INFPs are highly aware of their feelings.
INFJs feel they are highly aware.
INFPs figure it out by thinking about it too much.
INFJs figure it out by not thinking about it at all.
INFPs have trouble expressing their feelings, but not showing their emotions.
INFJs have trouble showing their emotions, but not expressing their feelings.
INFPs tell about something someone they know did.
INFJs tell someone about something they know they did.
INFPs come to feel your emotions with you.
INFJs feel the emotions coming from you.
INFPs open up to harmony.
INFJs need harmony to open up.
Here's a checklist I whipped up showing how we are opposites, yet twins.
INFPs focus on values.
INFJs value their focus.
INFPs invoke their feelings.
INFJs feel their invocations.
INFPs use their intuition to validate their feelings.
INFJs use their feelings to validate their intuitions.
(This question is like asking which came first, the chicken or the egg - for many, they wouldn't be able to say because the feeling is the intuition)
INFPs react with strong emotions.
INFJs have strong reactions to emotions.
INFPs know what it could be.
INFJs know what it couldn
I think I can. My boyfriend has thought I'm an INFP because he describes my personality as having "soft edges". My family would definitely consider me INFJ, and people in general tend to type me as INFJ. As a teacher I think I would fit that as well. I usually test as INFJ, but the first time I took the test I came out INFX. I am overly analytical and second guess things.I read thru this thread yesterday... I took some time to think about the differences in me when it comes to why I end up testing the same two... infj and infp. Well, I know that in my friendships and with my children, I am def. INFJ. Within my own mind when I'm alone, I am def. INFJ. When it comes to my intimate relationships (boyfriend and from when I was married,) I am (was) def. INFP. I tend to be aware of both types at different times when I'm out in public, depending on the situation etc. Can anyone else relate to this at all?
INFJs live to study, survey, or carefully consider ideas and feelings.
The implication supersedes the reality.
Example of Ni Fe: "I will try to tolerate those who do not tolerate me so that they see I am worthy of tolerance."
Example of Ni: "Things are not as they could or should be."
Example of Fe: "How will my thinking affect others?"
INFPs live to distinguish, discriminate, or perceive the difference of ideas and feelings.
The reality supersedes the implication.
Example of Fi Ne: "I will only tolerate those who tolerate me because only those who can tolerate me are worthy of my tolerance."
Example of Ne: "Things are as they are."
Example of Fi: "How will the thinking of others affect me?"