Ha, I'd have to say no. I mean, I'm used to it and I like the good about it, whatever, but it'd be really great to be more assertive, competitive and a lot less shy. Best of all would be to have more control over my feelings/life by being less idealistic. Instead I tend to find myself in loops. What I mean is that, sometimes some shit happens, I idealize the situation or the meaning, and I get all excited about from it even if I'm completely conscious of my fantasizing. But it feels good, right? So, whatever. Then, the buzz wears off and I fully integrate that there was no meaning/whatever with whatever shit happened, and I get really low. 'Here we are again,' I think.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
Blah. Part of me thinks it's not so bad being an INFP since somewhere in there I at least have the presence of mind to know better when I'm actin a fool, and I'm mostly functional all the time! But the other part of me thinks, enough already! On the other hand, we come back to assertiveness: What are most people's lives but fantasizing? Some people are much better than making dreams reality than others.
Regardless, though, the point I want to make is that I don't think the grass is necessarily greener on the other side: INFPs have a lot to work on, but so does everyone else. I may not looove being one, but I'll take it.