You shouldn't -- I know as an INTJ, when I'm really distraught, if I don't want somebody to help, they'd only make it worse if they did try. I will appreciate the gesture, it's just that I do need to be alone.
Well, yes, but also in general I feel like I reach out and get my arms chopped off.
What I mean by that is not only do I try to help people, but when I try to build those deeper relationships that INFJs desire so much they tend to shy away from that. :/
I sometimes can't get past "hey, how's it going?"
I have a terrible habit of giving unscolicited advice, and when people reject it in a mean way, I can't help but feel bad.
You don't need to reach your arms out -- just be there for them if they need it. If they want your comfort, they'll come to you.
(Oh, and yes, I am in Arizona. I'm originally from California though)
Sounds like you need to find some friends that like you for you. These people seem to not want or appreciate you help.. Just food for thought..
Sounds like you need to find some friends that like you for you. These people seem to not want or appreciate you help.. Just food for thought..
Well, yes, but also in general I feel like I reach out and get my arms chopped off.
What I mean by that is not only do I try to help people, but when I try to build those deeper relationships that INFJs desire so much they tend to shy away from that. :/
I sometimes can't get past "hey, how's it going?"
I have been thru a lot of friends over the years keepers are hard to find. I only have one friend from high school I talk to now. And most of my friends live out of state. I understand where you are at. I just did what I liked to do and met people that way. You may have to come out of your shell a little but you can find cool people to hang out with. People come and go true friends for me have been hard to find. I have them they are few and the ones I have were the last ones that I thought would stick around...
I'm shocked at how some extroverts can just enter a room and come out with half a dozen "friends".