Amargith
Hotel California
- Joined
- Nov 5, 2008
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- MBTI Type
- ENFP
- Enneagram
- 4dw
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/so
I know it can hurt to be dismissed so summarily, but I think a lot of those "judgments" are usually more provisional/amenable than you think. It's just unless you are close to the INFJ, you don't really get to see an update on their beliefs down the road. I think that's what you're seeing in action right now with your exception.
I think most things happen too fast for them, because they have to consider a lot of info before they can decide anything. Have you ever had to make a decision that if you were forced to answer right away you would definitely say "no", but if you were allowed to take a while you might say yes? That's Ni-dom life.
I think it's just easier for them to reject and revisit, than it is to tear everything down and rebuild every time they encounter new info. In a way, it takes humility to modify your initial judgments so frequently.
That doesn't help you in real time though, if you know an INFJ who constantly shoots down your notions/interests/etc.
These days, i just consider it their loss/efficient that way

Tertiary Te can be just as crass as tertiary Ti that way (the whole notion of us being foolish usually stems from that need for appearing to have 'intellectual/logical' standards, ime, so

It saves me time in planning who to spend time on