Normal Child vs INFP Child

INFP kids be like... (comedy sketch)

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[grtbobo]

Dinosaurs are scary, but realizing your project was due yesterday is even scarier..

[Uhlizabeth_Walters]

INFPs weren't looking for another existential crisis today but one can never have too many really

[emilybetita]

Making a cast list to procrastinate the actual story is 100% accurate

[catinthegarden]

I totally felt that one about walking past the playground if other kids were there lol

[sketchyskies]

“I didn’t even step on anything” Too accurate

[bct]

That “cast list” is a good idea for telling someone a story. I’m not gonna write it down, but it’s a great idea.

[coffemuse]

"I feel the pain of your wrongly-cut sandwich as if your pain was my own... now it is my own pain, and I will bear it much longer than you will..."

[storiegrimm]

As an INFP who had an obsession with dinosaurs as a kid, I did cry every now and again thinking about how they were no longer with us and the fear they must of felt when they were dying. Especially when my parents took me to the La Brea Tar Pits. Still had a blast, though. Every dinosaur skeleton exhibit I saw I had to tell it “I love you”, “you’re okay now”, or “I think you’re cool” in the hopes that their ghost could hear it and feel better😂😭

[creepydani]

Do broccolis feel pain was definitely a question I had as a child, as well as chairs, and stuffed toys and any plant, animal, object, mineral and non-corporeal entity... It was a stressful childhood...

[themagnetonurfridge]

Starting an assignment after the deadline is wayy too real

[kimberlywaegaert]

My oldest son is an INFP. You can ask him a simple yes or no question and he will take you down the rabbit hole of explanations. I have to snap him back by interrupting and saying son, yes or no lol. He also writes his own RPG"s and they are quite good.

[VillainaTousson]

As an INTJ, I love INFP's. They are just so heartwarming and perfect

[BuffytheRealSlayer]

As an INFP, I never really relate to any of my supposed traits, but that story one was me to a "T". I was writing a story as a teen and I had an entire pack of notecards with each characters' traits, physical descriptions, personality, nicknames, and personal relationships mapped out.

[Katherinemeade]

I do the playground scenario as an adult. 🤣🤣🤣
“So, I made a cast list…”

[diai]

0:33 "All of my toys are... educational..." Is the normal kid's mom an INFP?😅

[Katie.]

I think another possibility for the library scenario would be just living there, not even talking to anyone and just reading

[jessbeee_]

I, an INFP showed this to my ESTJ Mum and she was giggling all the way through and going “yup, ” “oh that sounds like you!” 😂

[Rprocks]

0:13 as a fellow infp I am not clumsy the clumsy ness is me

[vikkiwalton]

As a mom of an INFP, that last piece especially.

[MatreshkaMertveshka]

Me in childhood: "Do hairs feel pain when you cut them?"
Everything is too accurate🤣