INFP/INFJ thoughts

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ENTJ

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INFJ

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ENFJ

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ISTJ

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INTP: Denouement: n, the final part of a play, movie, or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved.

INTJ: Sonorous: adj, imposingly deep or full

ENTP: Epoch: n, a period of time in history or a person’s life

ENTJ: Defenestration: n, the action of throwing someone or something out of a window

INFP: Iridescent: adj, showing luminous colors that seem to change when seen from different angles

INFJ: Vellichor: n, the strange wistfulness of used bookstores, which are somehow infused with the passage of time

ENFP: Phosphenes: n, the rings or spots of light and color produced by pressure on the eyes

ENFJ: Epiphany: n, a moment of sudden revelation or insight

ISTP: Insouciance: n, casual lack of concern; indifference

ISFP: Ethereal: adj, extremely delicate and light

ESTP: Ephemeral: adj, lasting for a very short time

ESFP: Oblivion: n, the state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening

ISTJ: Ameliorate: v, to make something bad or unsatisfactory better

ISFJ: Petrichor: n, a pleasant smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather

ESTJ: Beleaguer: v, to exhaust with attacks

Moving on from Lelouch, we arrive at his sister Nunnally - another interesting character in her own right. Though Nunnally wasn’t as heavily featured as her brother, she still had a big impact on the story and several characters mostly simply through her opinions, definitely giving enough material to work with to determine her type. Nunnally is a good example of a fairly healthy INFP, which is important to consider, given that we may or may not come across less healthy Fi-dominants later on. Before I start explaining this character’s functions, please keep in mind, that this post will contain heavy Code Geass spoilers, so consider yourself warned. With that out of the way, let us analyse why Nunnally vi Britannia is an INFP.

Hello INFP/J,

Well let me start by saying, we INFPs get mistyped as INFJs, ENFPs and ISFPs the most no questions asked. But actually though our types are SO amazingly the same and INFPs and INFJs are known to get along famously. They are different in many ways and unique in a lot of ways as well. My mother is an INFJ and I absolutely adore her as well as one of my best friends. One is a -A and the other a -T. But just because they are in the Diplomat group doesn’t make them the same at all. 

INFPs listen differently, we take emotions differently. We tend to look at things with a more rosy outlook and more fantasy whereas INFJs tend to be more factual and analytical at times. It actually is quite interesting when you get an INFP and an INFJ together in a relationship, because usually, the two begin to rub off on one another. It is quite funny really. In my personal relationships, I am usually the more spontaneous and more Extroverted (I am an Ambivert big time) one that gets my INFJs to do stuff and try things that is out of their comfort zones. While they keep me grounded and tell me the honest truth even the things I don’t want to hear, but if they love you they are honest. Both types are loyal to a fault and develop deep, deep relationships with the people they allow in. I read an article once and talked to my INFJs and they said that so long as they just had even only one person to share their life with, they’d be fine. They really are a neat type just again more to themselves, and analytic.

I whole heartedly think that INFPs and INFJs can have tendencies of each other, hands down though. 

Here is a link that I just love that tells you what percent of INFP or INFJ you are that I found very helpful when I started getting into MBTI:http://www.celebritytypes.com/test/infj-or-infp.php

Also a link that shows the way INFPs and INFJs deal with emotions:https://introvertdear.com/news/how-infjs-and-infps-deal-with-emotions-differently/

 Also a link to an article on how to tell the two apart: http://introvertdear.com/news/infp-or-infj-7-ways-to-tell-them-apart/ 

And here is a simple chart that kinda shows the main differences at a glace. It is hard because again, we are sibling types. :) 

Hope that helps! Best Anon <3

-Admin Autumn (INFP)

SUBMITTED by Steve

INxJs

-They can come off as … weird. Very subjective term because really, who’s to say what’s weird and what isn’t. But given that INxJs are arguably the rarest types and usually out of touch with the physical and concrete, it can definitely make the more down-to-earth extroverts out there feel as though they are alien in some way. But don’t be fooled, because behind those ambiguous stares there is a storm-load of activity going on in their minds. 

- Their hunches can be incredibly valid. Unlike what the stereotype will have you believe, Dom-Ni is NOT a future-predicting function. For one thing, it’s very personal and subjective to each Dom-Ni user and some of them would probably disagree with each other on their hunches. However, they do have an ability to see things that a lot of us will miss. Not through any kind of mystical gift, but rather well thought out speculation. Even if they’re off, chances are they were still very wise in their assessment of things.

- There are usually your typical law-abiding citizen. (Good advice for everyone, not just extroverts) In complete contrast to the first point, INxJs may be way harder to spot than the stereotypes say. INTJs are not scientists working on a cure for cancer or world domination (depending where their Fi is at) and INFJs are not the next coming of Jesus Christ. A lot of them probably work in everyday jobs and there’s a good chance you’ve mistaken them for their S counterparts. Get to know them personally and you’ll see the difference.

ISxJs

- They are hard to get excited. Inferior Ne can be a bitch sometimes. Throwing fun suggestions at an ISxJ may often result in “Meh…” or “I don’t know…” Of all types, they are usually the hardest to pull out of their comfort zone. If you suggest something to them and they start bombarding you with questions such as ’‘What time? Who will be there? How does it work?”  etc. don’t get irritated because that actually means you’ve tickled their interest and now they’re just trying to cover all their bases. 

- They are experts in their fields. Si-Doms tend to have very few interests in life, but what does interest them, they probably know the insides and outs of it, like no other. They love to study at length what peaks their interest and in this case, their factual knowledge about things is usually second to none. They are the definition of “vested interest”. Also note that they are geeks in disguise, so just like NP types, do not criticize old stuff they have an attachment to. They still like something from the 80’s? Then so shall it be. Telling them it’s stupid for them not to move on is actually much more hurtful than it looks.

- Their loyalty and commitment cannot be doubted. If an ISxJ say they’ll do something, they’ll do it, ‘nuff said. Hell, even if it turns out that it’s actually an inconvenience to them. They just cannot back out of commitment. Of course, stuff can always come up at the last second, in this case, you’ll receive a rain check or heart-felt apology. If an ISxJ actually does flake out, that’s … not okay, but they were probably hesitant about it from the start. 

IxTPs

They are blunt. You want an honest and direct opinion? IxTPs will give you that faster than any other type. In many cases, it can actually feel brutally honest, so more sensitive types may wanna steer clear. Of course, if their opinion is splattered with insults and an impatient tone, then you’re dealing with an unhealthy type and that’s not okay. 

- They are “dispassionate.” Sounds like a really negative trait but what it really means is they are the embodiment of “objective.” IXTPs very rarely take things too seriously with a burning passion flowing through their veins. As of such, cynicism and sarcasm is very likely. Don’t take it the wrong way though, because underneath that, they can offer the most practical advice or at least see things as they are, with no bias and emotional tones tainting their view. And while that can definitely be off-putting, and it can also be extremely useful. 

Don’t try to turn a frog into a prince. I’m sure there is a better way to say this? What I mean is that Inferior Fe, even if healthy and mature, will always find it draining to keep up social appearances. You either appreciate this trait of theirs or keep looking elsewhere. But don’t expect to turn your IXTP love interest into a social butterfly overnight. 

IxFPs

- They march to the beat of their own drum. If Dom-Ni can be hard to decode, prepare yourself for Dom-Fi. Like a fire, it is burning, passionate and unpredictable. Sometimes, even IxFPs themselves can’t pin-point the reason they feel so passionate about a given subject. Don’t try to constantly size up a Fi-Dom, you’ll get exhausted. Even their closest friends and family often have a hard time reading what’s going on in their mind. Respect their privacy and their inner world and don’t force them to lay out how they feel on the table. 

- Support their causes. If an IxFP feels strongly about something, then this is unwavering to them. They will fight for what they believe in to the bone. You either support it or stay clear but telling them they’re wrong or it’s a waste of time may turn you into an “enemy” in their eyes. 

UNOFFICIAL TYPING BY: anonymous

Introverted Feeling (Fi): Tina lives in her own inner world and she appears completely oblivious to outside criticism. She has that “follow your heart” mantra to her and doesn’t care whether people get it or not. She also subjectively decides for herself what is wrong and what is right. She knows who she is and what she wants but has a hard time expressing it to others, yet always seems to remain a very gentle soul, trying to understand people rather than judging them. She just wishes that this could go both ways. But ultimately, nothing can rattle her sense of individuality. 

Extroverted Intuition (Ne): Though this is her auxiliary function, it definitely describes her personality clearly more than anything. Tina is weird, random and sometimes, unhinged in her thinking. She speaks her thoughts out loud and appears to have opinion of just about everything without even processing it first to see if it makes sense. She loves fiction, she gets carried away by her dreams and is always making weird connections between everything she encounters. 

Introverted Sensing (Si): She does however have a mean sentimental streak to her. Tina is obsessed by Jimmy Pesto Jr. also with horses and….zombies. She has this uncontrollable urge to correct people in their thinking and actions. She is also known to be a rather “good child” following rules and regulations and definitely being uneasy when she is pushed to break these.