7 Traits Of The INFJ Child (Psychology)

7 Traits Of The INFJ Child (Psychology)

Thank you for Watching! 🖤

Share your thoughts in the comments below! DROP A LIKE, SHARE, Click the SUBSCRIBE Button and HIT that notification bell to get the latest updates 🖤

👇 👇Most Accurate PERSONALITY TEST👇
____________
✅ Ever pondered over your personality type among the 16 distinctive ones? Well, it's time to delve into the MBTI Personality Test! The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a self-reflective questionnaire that unveils unique psychological preferences, shedding light on how individuals perceive the world and make decisions.

At its core, the MBTI operates on the principle that much of the seemingly erratic human behavior is, in fact, profoundly structured and consistent. To find out which of the 16 personality types resonates with you and uncover the reasons behind your actions and choices, embark on our Personality Test. Simply select one option for each question, and you'll soon discover your unique personality type. Begin your journey with the MBTI Personality Test now.

Videos You May Be Interested In:

🔵 14 Qualities that INFJ Personalities are Really Attracted To:

🔵 10 Surprising Things That TERRIFY An INFJ:

🔵 What It's Really Like Dating an INFJ & the Most Compatible Partners:

🔵 17 Traits Of The INFJ Child:

🔵 10 Things Why INFJ Relationships Are Extraordinary And Powerful:

#PsychIQ #INFJ #infjpersonality #infjtherarestpersonality

DISCLAIMER
Psych IQ is not a psychology advisor and anything that we present on this YouTube channel should not be seen as psychology advice. We are presenting our own experiences, research, and opinions for everyone to be aware and to know how to become better as a person. Thank you.

[rgiltner]

Being an INFJ child, I felt like an alien adult stuck in a child's body. Never bothered to try to explain what I was thinking to anyone since I was certain they would neither care nor understand. Not much of that has changed except my 75 year old body I'm stuck in.

[MaryDunford]

Lonely was an understatement. I remember thinking the only thing worse than being different was being like those around me. Most were bullies.
I had to learn how to care about others without caring what they thought of me back. Now, I forget most people make most of their decisions based on what others think of them. It's easy to see, and hard to relate.
Once an alien, always an alien. 👽

[seastar]

I thought "I must be in the wrong family" All my childhood.

[Rollwithit]

I remember in 6th grade, was standing in hall at school wondering why the hair on my arms didn't keep growing like the hair on my head. Asked a teacher about this who gave me a "you're very odd" look.

[Taze_noob]

I am an INFJ, but I’ve noticed that allot of the signs mentioned are common amongst autistic people which I also am.

[ketherwhale]

An INFJ handles the “ world “on their own . Unfortunately. Which can compound later in life depression, unless they meet a very empathetic partner or have insightful friends and allies.

[Heidi]

Took me 50 years to find out about being an INF❤

[Victorjuniorlife]

A blessing when you realize yourself as an infj💓, but a curse if you haven't 💔

[sspencer]

I remember, as a preteen, I sat out under the stars and while bawling asking why they sent me back here. I hated being here. I'm 47 now and just finally understanding why I always felt so different. It's like waking up from a really weird dream.

[jennyjohnson]

As a child (and all my lifetime), I was so connected to animals not because how cute they are( and they are cute) but to their emotions. I was and will always be so thankful for animals and the deep connection with them! Animal cruelty which has many, many different subjects on the topic is something that keeps my heart broken every day.

[SeldimSeen]

I remember since I was a small feeling like I was soul looking through the world through the windows of my eyes. I was always wondering why and if all the crazy stuff going on in the world necessary. My survival mode was voracious reading, music, academia and personal spirituality. Yes, I did review and spell checked what I just posted.😄

[plastic.thunder]

Took of asking questions to realize I fell onto this personality type, and that I didn’t have a mental disorder or just was chronically weird. Probably come off as chronically weird to a lot of people, but I’ve come to mostly make peace with that.

I’m just happy to know I’m not uniquely weird, is a specific brain pattern/behavior type.


Anytime, I bring it up to family though they treat me like I just want to be a special snowflake or something so I keep it to myself.

[notconnected]

I think most people, including my parents, never really understood me back then. But that's okay. I had a teacher who saw through me. She guided me without putting me under pressure, kind of like a wise big sister. I will never forget her ... however, i guess this video is made for parents of "highly sensitive" children?

[shelteredsparrow]

I am an INFJ
I love any kind of personality system but was always frustrated because I would see myself in all or many options. I would want more background on the questions asked. Who am I with and what is happening in the situation. One night I was going through YouTube videos and found one that said see if you are the rarest personality type. One of the things it said was INFJs are chameleons. The lights came on why I am really quiet with some but the life of the party with others. How I become the person someone needs me to be in each situation. The other lights on for me is we are walking paradoxes. That me see why I simply could take other personalitie programs effectively. I was up until four in the morning watching videos. One verifying that I am an INFJ. The other feeling like, for the first time in my life, someone understood what it was like to be me.
I have had a challenging life. I had two older brothers who had nothing good to say to me. One would really hassle me because I would absolutely nothing to do with immoral living and drugs. My mother really loved me but she so was not handling my brother well. He told me that she hated him. She also had Huntington’s chorea. My Dad loved her too much to correct her when she was in the wrong.
I was the parent in the home. As a young child I had imaginary playmates. I was the leader. They would face problems. I would give the answers. As an adult I realized that these playmates were my way of dealing with such a complex world

[christopherj]

I was an old soul. Now im just a soul.

[annchurchill]

Given how rare it is to be an INFJ, how many of us had parents who even remotely uderstood us atall? I always felt like I was from another planet.

[JIm-wb]

As an INFJ child and teen, I was highly misunderstood, considered weird, strange, mentally ill and people were scared of me. My parents thought I was a problem child and sent me to a psychologist. I used to think I WAS a strange, mentally ill and unpopular person, until nowadays, I'm 70 years old and I can look back and see these things I'm telling you now What caused me most of my problems, I was insubordinate and uncooperative with the people who misunderstood me

[ArchdaemonTM]

As an INFJ I have said I have a comprehensive learning style. I have to learn a whole topic and not just procedural steps. I have lived a life surrounded by toxicity and forced conformity. Even after I was identified as an INFJ as a kid, my needs were not only ignored they were trampled. I lived most my life hiding my authentic self. I've carried tremendous guilt about the hidden insights I've gathered in life. The hardest part though is just letting people be constantly wrong.

[Simontolivar]

True " who am i " all my life.Why does everyone else act like teflon hands in silk gloves knowing exactly what to do? At 65 i still have no idea

[nathaliarodrigues]

Semana passada, eu li o meu diário de quando eu tinha 9 anos e só consegui pensar: Que criança insuportável! 😂 É impressionante como eu me achava melhor do que as outras crianças. Eu as julgava como se fosse uma adulta.