The Life of an INFP #shorts

[tiptoes]

INFPs not being invited to parties : 😱
INFPs being invited to parties : 😱

[bubblezbucket]

The fact that as a teenager I actually thought prison was a good option for me if I failed life. A super structured environment where I absolutely have to do what I'm told but still have tons of time to read and just exist without the suffocating pressure of being a functional member of society???? Sounded pretty good to me at the time 😂😂😂 ah the innocence...

[thatraccoonqueen]

"...just above his shoulders..." *Stares like the person asking is an idiot.* That is real life! LMFAO

[emilylauraa]

So accurate! Except when I get lost I don't ask for directions, I just wander around and explore until I figure it out 😁

[redshower]

dude idk if you guys can relate but sometimes i feel high without drugs

[Popcorn_Assassin]

INFP's are so very litteral in their understanding.

[xoalainaa]

LOL I always get made fun of for being too literal 🤣

[nothanks]

a lot of books, lots of free time, 3 meals and a bed? Jail sure sounds like heaven to me

[mariamedvedeva]

"wow...🙃...funerals....are a ✨️mOoD✨️"

[angelartchy]

INFP are just not really good at taking hints and lying, but we do good at making assumptions and fake scenario about something or someone in our head 😅😅😉😉

[tasiadupree]

Okay I've never heard that fine for parking joke and I literally laughed so hard my neighbors probably got scared

[NanulSavage]

That’s just too funny! And too accurate in my experience with INFPs.

[jaimephillips]

I appreciate you assume infp's can find where we are on a map, let alone find our way to our destination using it.That is how we wish to be seen, and for that, we thank you 😉🤣

[Hypatia]

I can imagine my infp sister misterpreting 'fine for parking'.

[totesmcgotes]

We just took a family trip to a big city and I warned my husband not to leave me alone because I get lost sooo easy. He left me alone to shop in the big mall there and I spent about 4 hours wandering around in circles trying to find my way and about 30 minutes actually shopping. 😅

[monsev.arellano]

I feel like the funeral scene was spot-on. Maybe a bit too of an extreme example 😂 but i often find myself detached from what is actually happening/struggling to be in the present moment. Our feelings are sometimes not synchronized/ appropriate for what is happening. I think this is why we might seem cold to others, when in reality, we are just lost in our own thoughts 😂
But again, maybe not in a funeral, but in other, more light-hearted situations.

[wimsylogic]

You could see the head yes it was on his shoulders. Reminds me of when my now husband 1st asked me out when we were teenagers. We were inside my house, When he 1st asked me out. So I went to the door opened it and went outside with him. Then I stared at him waiting for him to tell us why we were outside. Then he asked me out again. I was a little confused. I said but we are outside. And I just looked at him with these open doe eyes like what are we doing why are we out here I'm so curious. And then I see him Shake his head and realize that he needs to be more specific. ( My explanations are from hindsight, I was oblivious at the time). He said no do you want to be my girlfriend. Or something similar to that. And it clicked. And I was like oh, ohhh. You didn't mean go outside at all.🤗

[junsjulywonpilsyonpilchany]

Whenever I go to the city, I always have my grandma or mom to accompany me. But one time, I (INFP) had a festival duty in the city with my ENFP best friend. Just the perfect duo to get lost for hours. At least we munched on sweet oranges while trying to find our way home. Lol

[robmangeri]

I’m an ENTP and now I’m convinced all of a sudden that INFPs must be some of the most adorable people in the world! Also when I’m totally lost in thought I can relate a whole lot to most of this! Love you all 👍🏼

[iiiiiiiiiiii]

Everything is accurate except I'm an infp who is particularly good at never getting lost.