Hmm, yes and no.
I hate people who try to be different to impress others. Or you know..."Go out there" with their strangeness, sort of like "Look at me, I'm strange!" ...Yeah, I know people like that.
Also I dislike wanting to be different just for the sake of being different. I'm sorry if I offend someone with that, since I'd imagine that it's somewhat common for INFJs to feel that way (correct me if I'm wrong!). I think it's quite common for us to think "That movie must suck just cause EVERYONE else likes it!". I believe I've grown out of it... I used to feel that way until I realized that I was looking down on everyone else by thinking that way. It sort of dawned on me that I should accept the society I live in and try to make the best of it. In other words: blend in. We're all in the same boat after all, so might as well work with it instead of against it.
I also dislike trying to look different on purpose (fashion choices etc). I used to be like that when I was younger, but I've learnt that boring style doesn't mean it's a boring person. And nowadays I just think bold fashion statements to be sorta attention seeking.
Anyhow, then again...I love strange introverts who aren't strange on purpose! You know...Awkward people. It makes me want to cuddle them and say it's alright.... I also always sympathize with the strange melancholic movie characters. People who think differently are always interesting.

They just have to be humble about it.
And yeah, I do have a habit of classifying strangers and random people as the "normal kind", and it's not a compliment. And I guess that's what's annoying about the "different attention seekers" - They're just like everyone else in the end. But maybe that's just a bit cynical. But yes, normal is usually boring when it comes to people.
*Random inevitable dude shouts from the crowd: "Define normal!"*