Ask an INFP

[Luminous]

And you may or may not be answered.

(By me or any other INFP who'd like to respond)

[Peter Deadpan]

What is the path to happiness and fulfillment for an INFP?

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Asking for a friend.

[Luminous]

What is the path to happiness and fulfillment for an INFP?

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Asking for a friend.

I shall meditate on that and get back to you.



In a thousand years.

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To try to answer seriously, for me, it's trying my best to live in accordance with my values while also trying to let go of the disappointment that life is not ideal.

[Veebee]

What matters most to an infp?

[Luminous]

What matters most to an infp?

Depends on the INFP and what they hold dear/value. In short, integrity.

[Agent Washington]

Depends on the INFP and what they hold dear/value. In short, integrity.

Integrity is important to me as well.

[Agent Washington]

What is the path to happiness and fulfillment for an INFP?

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Asking for a friend.

Oof I thought that was more relevant to enneagram...

...But for me, it is a cup of well-brewed coffee.

Though, with Fi dom, it makes sense to be satisfied merely with living according to one's principles. At least, I try.

[Population: 1]

What is the path to happiness and fulfillment for an INFP?

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Asking for a friend.

Well part of it is not feeling (on any level) that not following the suggested formula for happiness and fulfillment is folly. We’re bombarded by the so-called correct way to live night and day from cradle to grave and it certainly does seep into the subconscious in it’s relentless onslaught. You my find yourself at times questioning whether you failed because you didn’t get married, have children, make more money- whatever part of the roadmap you chose to ignore. It’s not that your resolve isn’t strong, it’s that the power of suggestion is screaming at you from every facet of your existence- including your own biology. Fear not intrepid square peg living in a round hole world, for you were never meant to fit neatly into the plan. We’re society’s foil, introduced into the system to ensure bland uniformity is never achieved.

At least that’s what I tell myself when falling asleep at night.

[Luminous]

Well part of it is not feeling (on any level) that not following the suggested formula for happiness and fulfillment is folly. We’re bombarded by the so-called correct way to live night and day from cradle to grave and it certainly does seep into the subconscious in it’s relentless onslaught. You my find yourself at times questioning whether you failed because you didn’t get married, have children, make more money- whatever part of the roadmap you chose to ignore. It’s not that your resolve isn’t strong, it’s that the power of suggestion is screaming at you from every facet of your existence- including your own biology. Fear not intrepid square peg living in a round hole world, for you were never meant to fit neatly into the plan. We’re society’s foil, introduced into the system to ensure bland uniformity is never achieved.

At least that’s what I tell myself when falling asleep at night.

My cousin once said that I march to the beat of my own drummer. (My initial thought was it's that obvious?)

[typologyenthusiast]

Shakespeare, the author of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, was an INFP! Do you agree with that?