4 Things ONLY INFJ Personality Types Experience

[@LindaChapman-u2c]

Now that I'm an INFJ in my 60's, I'm finally starting to understand why some people seem to hate us so much & so many misinterpret us. Thx.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

You are welcome!

[@deanstreet9666]

Why do they hate us?

[@LindaChapman-u2c]

@deanstreet9666 We just naturally see through their BS deflection games & are able to see their pure electromagnetic messaging system clues without judgement. We stop the game of liars with our natural skills. Oopsies, criminals.🤷‍♀️

[@annmowatt7547]

I always see the big picture and am amazingly accurate on outcomes. Never knew where this came from till I discovered that I am an infj. I love problem solving and see solutions almost immediately BUT I do find that I can become annoyed when working with others who appear clueless and drag their feet when I want to get on asap. We have many qualities, which I objectively recognise, but the truth is that as a pensioner infj in my 70s, I am exhausted through a lifetime of helping others. I love helping and do it instinctively but it is utterly draining. Also, if I am being brutally honest, I have to wonder if this is ever returned when I need help. I never impose but, presently suffering grief, where is the support? Then again, I am used to coping alone.

[@serenalamanna9104]

People are the protagonists of their own lives, it's not on purpose, but we have to accept that only God and us ourselves can give us the love we need

[@hanatoh2119]

Yes. Intuitive decision making! I trust my intuition very much, more than I trust anyone else. And my intuition was never wrong, can go as far as accurately predicting disasters, and even the death of love ones. And I hate it whenever someone told me not to trust my own intuition, as if they know better.

[@GRowlinARTHenaholdeatar2244EVA]

Exactly on point. Keep going

[@Baskerville1000]

Fits 100%🫣

[@trumpwon2240]

Its freaky to hear the computer voice described myself in such detail.

[@AtreyuHuxley]

YOU ARE the "Original" Super-Computer. End Story and Period

[@AtreyuHuxley]

ES&P

[@justine_5855]

i was about to comment the exact same thing lmaooo

[@bethiciaprasek1008]

Wow! Bought house ~1.5 to 2 hours away from then current job. After several years was "forced" to relocate job location within 3 miles of my home. Likely to be my last job until retirement (or move to consulting). Daughter asked me how these things always work for me even when they seem illogical on surface. It was a significantly costly change for coworkers who I wish we could have kept. Embrace uncertainty...had to choose between a stable career (if there is such a thing) and oilfield market driven product development during which you expect shifting priorities and regular lay-offs. Did the logical two column test with those being closely balanced...slept on it and chose the one most fun/had a passion for. Innovative problem solving. 19 patents in market driven oilfield product development and many more ideas expanding roles for myself and others. ----Oh my! That was only the number 1 topic! We apparently just moved to #2...Can no longer handle this level of self-reflection in a public space!!!

[@lauriebriggs9705]

Yup. My sense of purpose is undeniable. I decided to be a special education teacher when I was 8 years old. I got a BS and MS in working with kids who have behavior/ emotional issues. I retired in 2016 but have come back 4 times to fill teaching positions in this field when agencies couldn’t find a teacher with my expertise and experience. I’m 70 now and the Special Education Coordinator at an alternative high school that serves kids who for a variety of reasons cannot manage typical high schools. Lots of school anxiety issues. I think I’ll be working with these kids until physically unable. I have failed at retirement because I felt I wasn’t myself when I wasn’t helping kids.

[@faithworks217]

That's me for sure. I did not know that other personality types don't do these things. It explains why I have encountered so many people who seem unaware and unashamed of their mean behavior. When I was a young woman and spoke sharply to my mother-in-law, even though she provoked me into speaking to her that way, I always felt like I was burning in Hell until I apologized to her. I learned that it was better to keep my mouth shut than to have to say I was sorry. It seems like I haven't met anyone else who feels as badly as I do when they are in the wrong.

[@AdamKyles]

All intuitive types use intuitive decision making, not just INFJs. It's like saying only INTPs use logic to make decisions. I'm a "Feeler", but I used logic to determine if this video makes sense.

[@NataliaMoon29]

exactly, but you know now its just about views

[@chikindonkee]

I used my balls.

[@donmulder8061]

4 things plus a bunch of others

[@fiction589]

Suoer accurate, as always 😄

[@mattcrew5594]

INFJ. This is definitely me!

[@suesaville3160]

Describes me with total accuracy!

[@Coneman3]

It’s hard to test for these qualities.

[@AtreyuHuxley]

Not at all. Change Paremeters and....Voila!

[@angie1keith]

I only just started this video but I feel like the gut instinct just goes with my job as well. I’m supposed to be counting things and I feel like I do better when I don’t count them I just eyeball and let my instinct take over.

[@zma7707]

Now I’m unsure. I test out as INFJ but I also have anxiety disorders which is basically an allergy to uncertainty. Some things I’m ok w uncertainty but most things I’m pretty unnerved by it🤷‍♀️

[@amyj.4992]

This all resonates deeply 💖 for me too, this has been my entire life 💕

[@amyj.4992]

I definitely have joined a few activists movements and protests as a college student

[@PsychologyRefresh]

💖

[@sandragarcia1847]

I am an INFJ and yes I intensively help others. However I have learned to hault to certain degrees and to expect help and generosity in return. I have learned that yes i deserves these things as well.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thanks for sharing!

[@StellaFranz-e5g]

it explains me literally

[@LindaChapman-u2c]

I guess if I wasn't an INFJ, I may have never escaped my spy ex-husband, or ever found out he was a CIA Minister Spy who confessed at death. Thx!🤔❤🥰

[@dosmesgamesyt2512]

this-------> We are introverts because we think that others will think the same way we think about them and their actions

[@TayoEXE]

"Comfortable with uncertainty" Um, you sure about that?

[@yohanespratama9361]

i dont know why this video explain well but still not get much likes.

[@martzenvandenbroek]

Let's start with your grasp of the English language.

[@KiryuDojimasan]

​🙄there's a reason why this video is about infj's and not english 101 ​@@martzenvandenbroek

[@floresgt3]

Warning: Def. A problem when making sports bets

[@AtreyuHuxley]

Only if one doesn't "Adapt" and "Change" Paremeters. Some will, Most won't

[@lisaoutinen8692]

INTJs also have Ni don so not just FJs

[@rikkieyeh18]

Relate 😮

[@NataliaMoon29]

I dont think your mbti defines how you experience things cause at the end of the day all humans experience this at least once in a while but I do agree

[@rorrschach8339]

Congratulations. You've labelled yourself and now you're special.

[@bluefoxblitz8416]

😮 yeah look, you are kinda explaining infj personality using concrete and logical thinking..INFJs Don't do steps. In fact, it is completely synthesis and trying to deduce the 'steps' backwards to work out just how we came to conclude the thought. It is completely future focussed and waiting for others to catch up. Whereas sensory are concrete thinkers who try to fit thoughts into prior experience.. future/past.. get it? Nah.😅😅

[@_jepiksfred9465]

Here there is only infj xD -infj

[@itswagon]

This is absolute NONSENSE for a half a dozen reasons and I can elaborate in detail. This poster knows next to nothing about this subject. Furthermore it is likely he is defining functional types using the faulty MBTI. Such proclamations must be determined by a detailed analysis of the individual and that is NOT possible using the MBTI. Jung didn't use the survey.

[@jeanross7430]

All true but AI voice awful.

[@AtreyuHuxley]

No "Natural" pauses. Are you "Listening" A.I. ? Doubt it

[@tarugardiner4287]

Any one with half a brain should relate to this baby knowledge and architype, it's like tarot reading one suit fits all , I don't know either to laugh or cry reading some of these comments , placing yourselves in a psychological box designed by the state or three letter clandestine establishments to suit their matrix / system , Baa ! Baa !

[@d.b.9101]

You feel better now that you made your comment…?

[@Obsticleistheway]

Did you just happen to be scrolling by?

[@faithworks217]

Nasty way to express your reservations, but you do have a good point. I find it helpful to listen to Myers Briggs videos, but I am aware that some of them are meant to program the types to feel and react in predictable ways. I avoid those videos.