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Most things I've read about the functions say that Fi-doms tend to express their affection for others through tasks like cleaning, cooking, etc. I've also read that Fi-doms may tend to bottle up their feelings.
I'm not like that. If I have affection for somebody, I will tell them and show it with hugs. I mean, I might cook for them as well, but I would have no problem directly telling them "I love you because..."
I don't bottle up my emotions. Rather, I'm very open with them. If I feel sad, I'll cry, even if it's in front of people. I have no problems crying in front of others. I'm not sure why others do. If I feel anxious or frustrated, I will be clear about it, although I will never be rude to anybody, ever. I also have a very expressive face and eyes.
I definitely use high Fi. What I say, do, and think are all based off my rigid moral code. I've been that way since I was a wee tot. My personal beliefs are very cut and dry, and I'm not gonna break them. I do not need others to affirm me.
I doubt I'm anything other than an ISFP. I'm just curious, what with all the Fi analyses about Fi-doms hiding their emotions.
I'm not like that. If I have affection for somebody, I will tell them and show it with hugs. I mean, I might cook for them as well, but I would have no problem directly telling them "I love you because..."
I don't bottle up my emotions. Rather, I'm very open with them. If I feel sad, I'll cry, even if it's in front of people. I have no problems crying in front of others. I'm not sure why others do. If I feel anxious or frustrated, I will be clear about it, although I will never be rude to anybody, ever. I also have a very expressive face and eyes.
I definitely use high Fi. What I say, do, and think are all based off my rigid moral code. I've been that way since I was a wee tot. My personal beliefs are very cut and dry, and I'm not gonna break them. I do not need others to affirm me.
I doubt I'm anything other than an ISFP. I'm just curious, what with all the Fi analyses about Fi-doms hiding their emotions.