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Old 09-20-2008, 12:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This is starting to annoy me. The nagging feeling that I might have INFJ tendensies, that something is just not at place with the INFP description. When it comes to posters on different forums, I feel a better connection towards the INFJs. I was just completely released from a tough life situation a month ago, so I'm actually giving this few months to see if I start resembling myself again and all that jazz..

Feel like analycing my results? I'd appreciate it.
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Cognitive Process Level of Development (Preference, Skill and Frequency of Use)
introverted Feeling (Fi) ****************************************** (42.9)
introverted Intuiting (Ni) *************************************** (39.8)
extraverted Feeling (Fe) *********************************** (35.7)
extraverted Intuiting (Ne) ********************************** (34.8)
extraverted Sensing (Se) ***************************** (29.7)
introverted Thinking (Ti) ************************* (25.6)
extraverted Thinking (Te) ******************* (19.4)
introverted Sensing (Si) ************ (12.3)
And the MBTI test. I seem to score strong introvert, strong intuitive, about 60% Feeling and least Perceiving goes just above the scale. I remember getting both INFP and INFJ scores when I was 15, a year before the above mentioned situation began. I know I'm a strong NF with a strong catalyst temperament (also scored blue in those color things..). The Perceiving/Judging is a question marks for me partly because my ISTJ mom makes me feel like such a nonconformist, sensitive slob. Like there's something wrong with me, but truly I'm only nonconformist because I don't understand what she's trying to say nor where she's coming from. We have interesting conversations, when I'm trying to understand why she thinks something is 'bad', when in my point of view it isn't. "Why can't I wear a red dress in the winter, or skirts? Why shouldn't I feel sad when you've just told me someone I've trusted isn't worth trusting?"

I don't like showing my feelings to the outside and have very strong self control and a calm outer appearance, earlier in my life I considered myself an unemotional person because of this, just like everyone else did. I'm just private that's all. I get passive-aggressive every now and then. I can't stand constant fighting and bickering, it makes my empathy make me feel bad, especially when I can't do anything about it. I'm not a submissive nor dominant person, I have strong parts of both instead, which was confirmed through a psychological test that the tester kept looking at.. "That's really rare." I'm full of contradictions that I'm aware of. I love to perform and be in theatre, but hate to be the center of attention.(for an example.) I'm a dreamer. I like to run an imaginary theatre inside my head or think about filosophy or psychology, consentrat on the things around me. Wonder how they work and why. I normally find people easy to read. There are certain things that I just sense, like depression (I have proof of 10 people that I've thought to have some issues on this department actually also having them) or emotions.. stuff. I get on the same wavelenght as people and places easily.

I suppose I'm strange.
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I think I'm taking the weirdo status for myself for now.
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Old 09-20-2008, 12:36 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I would vote INFP but only by a 1% margin. *is not much help*
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I would vote INFP but only by a 1% margin. *is not much help*
Tough one, huh? It's still helpfull-ish. I did originally go for INFP - dreamer.
Hmm. Strong shadow processes possibly?

Now that I remember.. I do have some pretty dumb ideas and am spontaneous. I dragged my ENTP friend swimming in the middle of the night after the idea popped into my head. We visited a ghost house while we were at it. Sometimes she hits the brakes though, just like when she didn't want to go inside the house. Darn.
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That's pretty P.
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It is, but I have a bunch of J features to balance it out. I even made a time frame in which we'd handle the swimming. I always need some sort of a 'frame' to know in which I can do as I please and cross the boarders when I please. (Fe, perhaps?)

I think I'm just going to hang on to the INFP description, we are a pretty varied bunch. And if anyone comes crying to me about it later, I'll point them here.

See, it was helpful. Also my old Holland codes that I found from my papers was useful. (IAR)
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It is, but I have a bunch of J features to balance it out. I even made a time frame in which we'd handle the swimming. I always need some sort of a 'frame' to know in which I can do as I please and cross the boarders when I please.
That's what I call a human trait. It isn't as if Ps are all homeless, wandering, occasionally running away from a clock.
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Figuring out your J and P are usually a matter of analyzing your free time. If you are someone that needs structure even during your free time, you are probably a J. If you prefer to do things more spontaneously than you are probably a P.

Remember it is about your preference.

It is not about what you have learned to do.

All of us Ps have learned to live in a J world. But during my free time, I make sure to keep it as spontaneous as possible. Some structure, but lots of flexibility. For example, it causes me no stress for plans to be changed or for times to alter. A true J will go thru (even if its only for a moment) a second of angst that the structure was altered.
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GRRRRRR NO DON'T LISTEN TO THEM!!!!!!

Learn the functions!

or look here: INFJ or INFP? a closer look

or read BWs profiles:
INFP profile
INFJ profile

I think BWs profiles are the best, but it takes a while to read them.
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Of course there are differing schools of thought on the issue. I might as well have said

"OMG IF DISSONANCE OR BLUEWING POST DON'T EVEN READ IT"
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That's what I call a human trait. It isn't as if Ps are all homeless, wandering, occasionally running away from a clock.
They aren't? OMG.
But really, I mentioned it mostly due to the fact that I noticed it a while ago from myself and how it affected the emotional reactions etc. inside my head. I was so used to not asking for a frame before, partly because it was pretty much apparent, partly because I was more flexiple. Now it lacked so.. You live and you learn.
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Figuring out your J and P are usually a matter of analyzing your free time. If you are someone that needs structure even during your free time, you are probably a J. If you prefer to do things more spontaneously than you are probably a P.

Remember it is about your preference.

It is not about what you have learned to do.

All of us Ps have learned to live in a J world. But during my free time, I make sure to keep it as spontaneous as possible. Some structure, but lots of flexibility. For example, it causes me no stress for plans to be changed or for times to alter. A true J will go thru (even if its only for a moment) a second of angst that the structure was altered.
Must thank mom for hammering the J features into me. That confused me, the fact that I'm really organized, my flat is spotless and my deadlines hold, never late from anything.
My freetime is pretty spontaneuos, it would be horrid to have that structured. Everything is changing and so on.. no angst for it though. I don't really bat an eyelash. Thanks, that clarifyed it easily.
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