Does this song illustrate a bad day for the INFP?

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Hindsight

Discussion Starter · Mar 22, 2012

This song has always made me want to give Jenny Lewis a big hug. I think it's hilariously honest. I'm too much of an INTP to relate to it completely, but how about you INFPs? (The song is slightly exaggerated for effect, I believe.)

(The song really starts about 20 seconds in.)

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Taker

· #2 · Mar 22, 2012

The line about the lows being so low that they make the highs look cheap rings very true for me, some of it however, like an argument with her mother, I can't relate to. Normally when I go into stereotypical "overwhelmed, melancholic INFP" mode, I don't speak to anyone and I completely disappear until I'm able to resurface.

Also, if the song is solely about her, it makes me want to give her a big hug too!

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Hindsight

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 22, 2012

Taker said:
The line about the lows being so low that they make the highs look cheap rings very true for me, some of it however, like an argument with her mother, I can't relate to. Normally when I go into stereotypical "overwhelmed, melancholic INFP" mode, I don't speak to anyone and I completely disappear until I'm able to resurface.

Also, if the song is solely about her, it makes me want to give her a big hug too!

Yeah, the argument with her mom is pretty funny, but also pretty specific.

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