If we are looking at dichotomies and disregarding functions, the difference between infj's and infp's should be somewhere in this....
http://personalitycafe.com/infp-forum-idealists/959474-what-communication-issue-some-infjs.html
I don't want this to turn into a bitching contest, but I think I need to be honest about what I'm asking for help with. This mutual irritation has a similar frustrating pattern whenever it's an infj who I'm clashing with. I often notice this before I even know a members type, so I can't put it down to some sort of confirmation bias. I'd like an objective discussion about the cause, not who's entitled to be more annoyed.
And specifically for @reckful
Is this your opinion from infj's describing themselves (eg. in type me threads) or from your observations of the types in general discussions?
I can understand and agree with this, but it doesn't explain a perspective difference that keeps cropping up and causing issues. I can see how these facets could piss me off if I were living with infj's, but not when interacting online. I know that I'm not the only infp who experiences this and I also know that the feeling is often mutual. So hopefully, no offense will be taken because none is intended.MBTI Step II Manual said:
http://personalitycafe.com/infp-forum-idealists/959474-what-communication-issue-some-infjs.html
I don't want this to turn into a bitching contest, but I think I need to be honest about what I'm asking for help with. This mutual irritation has a similar frustrating pattern whenever it's an infj who I'm clashing with. I often notice this before I even know a members type, so I can't put it down to some sort of confirmation bias. I'd like an objective discussion about the cause, not who's entitled to be more annoyed.
And specifically for @reckful
Why?reckful said:
Is this your opinion from infj's describing themselves (eg. in type me threads) or from your observations of the types in general discussions?
