INFJs are rare because they hold a unique combination of personality traits, including, Introversion, Intuition, Feeling, and Judging, that is not present in most people. INFJs are paradoxes of their personalities. Their personality is divergent and combines incompatible functions.
When INFJs stress and overthink, support them by accepting them for who they are. Avoid labeling their traits, don’t judge them, and don’t take their actions personally. Take time to listen when they need to talk, and help them do what they need to feel better, like time alone to process thoughts.
INFPs are deeply empathetic people that enjoy talking about larger and grander ideas such as justice, fate, love, fear, and hope. Often, these abstract discussions are accompanied by the signature flair and creativity of INFPs. In contrast, small talk is seen as a waste of time by INFPs.
ENFJs procrastinate because they hold themselves to unrealistic expectations. They have high standards of perfectionism and need things organized. They take on too much at once, which leads to them delaying tasks until the last minute. ENFJs need to take time for themselves to recoup and refocus.
INTJs indecisiveness stems from their IN function, which works on idealism and perfectionism. They are not directly indecisive but can go through phases of it. The struggle comes from feeling like they can’t live up to certain expectations – both theirs and others, of how something should be.
ENFJs express their love and care by being protective of their partners in a healthy relationship, as they always have their best interests at heart. However, unhinged ENFJs may become possessive or controlling due to their deep-seated insecurity, jealousy, and fear of losing their loved ones.
While INTJs aren’t big on conventional ways of expressing love and desire, they can be romantic in their own way. INTJs are especially loyal and great at problem-solving, which can be a useful skill in any relationship. They take their time with falling in love, but when they love, they love deeply.
Certain people can find many traits of the ENFJ’s personality extremely annoying. This also depends on how well-developed the ENFJ is and how much self-awareness and emotional maturity they have. While ENFJs are friendly, some can see them as overbearing and self-righteous.
INTPs are not selfish but are often misunderstood to be. INTPs live in their heads, making it seem like they are distracted or uninterested. Their minds are constantly consumed by thoughts and ideas, causing them to forget or ignore the outside world and other people unintentionally.
ENFPs overthink because they feel deeply. They have an intuitive function that makes them analyze everything and think of every possible outcome. They love deeply and always care about what others think or feel. They retreat to their thoughts to process emotions and information without pressure.
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