10 Secrets of the INFJ Personality Type

What are the secrets of the INFJ personality type? Do you have any of these traits? Watch this video to explore with me some of the surprising sides of the INFJ.

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[BlueGreens]

Even when I’m being manipulated, I know when I’m being manipulated 🙂

[bellaa]

INFJ in a nutshell: well yes but actually no

[elenasilvestri]

Did any INFJ here ever happened to completely lose interest in a person after they made a comment you didn't like to the point you were disappointed because you didn't see that coming, like you didn't thought they were that kind of person that you don't like. (ex.: somebody that makes a racist comment) ?

[jinalparikh]

The way Frank sometimes say “Yes and no” for a point, just proves how much of an INfJ he really is!!😂 Same Dude. Same.

[jnyerere]

"Try not to think about 10 years from now."

Haha joke's on you. I have a 30 year plan.

[Leinad]

One thing I always found odd before I found out I was an INFJ, was the part about getting others to open up to us so easily. I always thought it was strange how people always tell me mid way through their life story "I dont know why I'm telling you this" and proceeds to continue lolol

[kd]

I vote you President of the INFJ club.

[lenovotab]

1. On a different wavelength.
2. Highly perspective of others.
3. absorb other people emotions.
4. Amazing long range forecasting abilities.
5. Both emotional and rational.
6. Creators of deep emotional intimacy.
7.True introvert.
8. Sensitive to conflict.
9. End up in one-sided relationship.
10. Looking for their soulmate.

[CarinRutherfordCreel]

😂 The funniest thing about an INFJ is that we don’t just question everything and ourselves, but we also question why we question everything and ourselves.. it’s a continuous evil cycle of questioning which never ends and thus, keeps us more in our heads questioning... why do we do this, and why does matter why we do this.. and so on..

[lyana]

I think INFJs can be in everybody's wavelength because they're good at adjusting it as their ego is low, BUT many people cannot be in the same wavelength with INFJs.

[abhishekkale]

"All humans are difficult to deal with, in general." The gist of all INFJ observation.

[SoniaJbrt]

I met my husband (also INFJ) through Facebook. We found each other on a group, sent friend requests, chatted on Messenger for hours the first time. And that first chat we both knew we are meant for each other. Few weeks later, totally in love before we met face to face. First time we met face to face first thing we almost ran into each other's arms and just embrace and knew we will be married. We planned our wedding and future before he actually proposed. So it is possible to find your soul mate. Still very happily married.

[codyluckett]

It tickles me how many of these comments end with: "I hope that makes sense"

[AmeatSauce]

I love how all the infjs in the comments are just so nice and peaceful and understanding 😭😭 it’s so rare to see in comment sections

[kulorfulkush]

Its funny because infj's can understand themselves so much that we dont need this video for help but stress relief XD

[nishobit.]

You INFJ's are awesome. It is a pleasure to go through the comment section. So much self awareness and mental clarity.
A lot of love and respect from an ENTP 🙏

[PeanutWOS]

These INFJ videos have comment sections where I want to thumbs up most comments 😂 Yaayy INFJ club reunite 💯

[kl]

Living in the future is definitely a really bad habit, but everything is so much nicer there...

[Nicole-is-global]

People constantly tell me their deepest secrets or share things they've never shared before AS SOON AS they meet me. I'm waiting for the day I hear, "And now I have to kill you because I told you."

[jaymagdaong]

As an INFJ progresses both academically, esoterically, and psychologically makes us pretty much independent and capable of anything given the right time and effort. So we end up cleaning up our own mess.