How the INFP Brain Works

How the INFP Personality Type Brain REALLY works (fully explained) (funny)

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[quantum]

"Every INFP has a book theyve been writing in their head for 5 years" NOO HE KNOWS

[adelesherwood]

you forgot the part where we act really antisocial and quiet around extroverts and really loud and social around other introverts

[skippyjonjones]

As an INFP, this is scarily accurate. You forgot the part of our brain where if someone disparages our value system we go into “rage” mode and either cut them down verbally or just ghost them.

[_theywantadocilelamb]

I thought, I'm abnormal,
but then I learned about MBTI and then I realized, I'm just different and I am not alone with other INFPs

[VirgoINFP]

YES. We fear others judgement but we do the opposite 😅

[virtuousphi]

As an INFP, the "imaginary conversations" lobe is accurate. Only it's me often ranting to an imaginary audience about my problems and opinions so that I don't explode.

[andiwindsparrow]

As a middle-aged INFP, I would like to say my book has been lodged in my brain for much longer than 5 years.

[randm_lunatic]

As an INFP, my version of “The Book they’ve been writing for the last 5 years” lobe is just a bunch of random YouTube video ideas that I’ve collected over the past 5 years. They’re all in my head…just never written down

[bicho.cosmico]

This video is the real book of instructions of every INFP.

[josueacunauwu]

0:28 I LITERALLY THOUGHT I HAD A MENTAL ILLNESS BECAUSE OF THIS 😭😭😭

[JasonMoir]

As an anatomy professor, I will use this as a study guide for my students. Let's see how many pass that exam...

[SirChocula]

As a neurologist, I can confirm that these are all indeed anatomically correct and serve the purposes stated.

[jessicamcmaken]

As an infj mom of an 18 year old infp I want to thank you for improving my understanding of my son. When you live with an infp those imaginary conversations happen out loud. It can be confusing and unnerving!

[kaygee]

I just blew my INFP husband's mind with this video. He said he didn't consent to being called out like that 😂🤣🤣

Absolute perfection 💖

[oobilikestuff]

As an INFP, I am proud to say that I’ve actually managed to write down part of my story… I do procrastinate on writing more though, but I still think about it everyday 😅

[quantum]

Finally. I've always wanted to learn the biology of my weird brain

[Yuughurt]

As an INFP I can inform my fellow other INFPs: cherish your word filter. Protect it at all cost. I somehow managed to permanently reduce its effectiveness and it only resulted in a more pronounced Awkward Lobe and fills the Pain Lockbox way faster, than you could ever imagine. YES, faster THAN YOU - AS AN INFP - could ever imagine. That's right.

[himimisi]

i literally zoned out when you were talking about imaginary conversations just to have an imaginary conversation with my own reflection through the computer screen

[i.am_Yu]

Why does it feel like this person has been studying me for the past 10 years

[Sjp]

This is so accurate, but you forgot the part that lights up when we are triggered by the thing we feel passionately about so our otherwise meek demeanor becomes verbal and vicious and everyone around us wonders what the heck is going on.