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There are 16 personality types in our world; Next to the INFJs, we are some of the rarest personality types ever. Not one personality types is better than the other; We're all different, and we have strengths as well as weaknesses. When people describe someone who has a "great personality", it's not because they are the typical, party-hard and get-everything-they-want ESTJs... They are describing someone, no matter what their personality type are, who has brought out the very best of themselves and have almost diminished all of their weaknesses.
INFP Personal Growth
Here is the list of thw weaknesses that the INFP typically have. I will bold the ones that I have issues with that I need to tackle down:
Your turn. :<
INFP Personal Growth
Here is the list of thw weaknesses that the INFP typically have. I will bold the ones that I have issues with that I need to tackle down:
- May be extremely sensitive to any kind of criticism.
- May perceive criticism where none was intended.
- May have skewed or unrealistic ideas about reality.
- May be unable to acknowledge or hear anything that goes against their personal ideas and opinions.
- May blame their problems on other people, seeing themselves as victims who are treated unfairly.
- May have great anger, and show this anger with rash outpourings of bad temper.
- May be unaware of appropriate social behavior. (I have no idea... I may have been bad before.)
- May be oblivious to their personal appearance, or to appropriate dress.
- May come across as eccentric, or perhaps even generally strange to others, without being aware of it.
- May be unable to see or understand anyone else's point of view.
- May value their own opinions and feelings far above others.
- May be unaware of how their behavior affects others.
- May be oblivious to other people's need.
- May feel overwhelmed with tension and stress when someone expresses disagreement with the INFP, or disapproval of the INFP.
- May develop strong judgments that are difficult to unseed against people who they perceive have been oppressive or suppressive to them.
- Under great stress, may obsess about details that are unimportant to the big picture of things.
- Under stress, may obsessively brood over a problem repeatedly.
- May have unreasonable expectations of others.
- May have difficulty maintaining close relationships, due to unreasonable expectations. (Note: However, I don't think it's because of unreasonable expectations... It's just, I SUCK at being social and having a social life in general.)
Your turn. :<