- MBTI
- INFP
- Enneagram
- 4w5
wow, this is very well described Von Hase, I'm glad your always here to give us insight on MBTI, you truly are brilliant.
I think I have multiple personality disorder, because I can seem like any of those.
I'm very moody like that.
I like the fact that, after a long week of emulating every other type out there in order to get through it, I can still come back here and remind myself of what it means to be INFJ
It's quite nice and cozy. We're pretty cool.
On a complete tangent: what the hell is it with INFJ men and goatees? I even had one at one point, though I ended up removing it because I inherited the inability to grow a decent beard from my mother's side and I inherited extremely early grey facial hair from my father's.
I think it is just because you are developing your functions. When you are focusing on any given function, you're going to lean in that direction cognitively. We can't develop a function we're not using.
Yes, we are.
I've also realized that we are also very adaptable, which may be the cause of the 'mental shape shifting' that we sometimes do. It's a function of Ni (that has the ability to achieve a deliberate internal metamorphosis) and Fe (which cares about the expectations of others with respect to social roles). We can convince ourselves to become whoever the people we care for need us to be. This can have an interesting affect on our self identity as we weave in and out of those roles.
And care we take the Shadow functions in different orders? As of lately I go more NT or NFP before going further down the line to STP
My first urge when I started reading through this was: OOH! I can try and catagorize all of us into groups, and make a better definition of this! However, I am not going to (...oh who am I kidding, somewhere down the line I am gonna try, ha).
Can't take it back. How would you categorize us? Make a thread and propose your theory of INFJ categories. This would be interesting.
Other INFJs have developed their shadow functions, making them seem like INFPs or even ENFPs - warm and fun, kind and open minded.