INFP-T Exposed #Shorts

► INFP-T Exposed #Shorts

INFP personality makes up about 4% of the world population. This personality trait is rare, and at the same time, it is interesting. These people are always searching for more extraordinary things in the world, and while they do this, they inspire other people around them. Even though the INFP personality is not much globally, they are still subdivided into turbulent and assertive subdivisions. Turbulent Mediators are meant to ask too much of themselves and become hard on themselves when they do not meet their inflexible (perhaps at times unreasonable) goals. Turbulent personality types are never comfortable with their current lives. They often use this dissatisfaction as a springboard to become better people.
Here are six secrets of INFP-T.

#MindAgain #Shorts
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[anneyongkboo]

Well I guess I found my community here...hi everyone ...😂😂❤welcome to INFP T COMMUNITY

[ТеодораПенева-мэ]

Self criticism rather leads to imaginary conversations and procrastinated actions

[Jasperr]

"The turbulent mediator has a severe issue with his or herself: they're constantly criticizing themselves. Which helps them push forward in everything they do"
I'm just hearing lies, I find that my high self criticism hinders myself more than helps

[nathanwood]

You overestimate our ability to take action.

[rachelrobertson]

As an INFP T, the things you listed here definitely apply to us, painfully so.
The problem is that they are actually extremely hurtful to us, NOT helpful like you're making them sound.
These kind of thoughts and beliefs tend to be driven by our inferior Te, and we definitely do require this Te to help balance ourselves out. The problem is that, as our inferior function, our Te is very twisted and unhealthy. It constantly demands us to accomplish more, and be better, and it is ALMOST NEVER satisfied with anything less than perfection, regardless of the effort we put in. And failing to meet these horribly unrealistic expectations means to us that we too are failures.
And that. . . really hurts
As someone who has personally experienced the effects of unhealthy expectations in my life, I can confirm that it has caused SO MANY of my problems with self-loathing, inadequecy, insecurity and just general dissatisfaction with my life. These wildly distorted, disproportionate beliefs are literal poison to our self-esteem, mental health, and overall emotional wellbeing as INFPs. And Se blindspot makes this even worse as it often prevents us from taking action and even GETTING anything out of the pain these expectations cause.
I get that you're trying to be optimistic about INFP-Ts, and give us something good to see in ourselves and I appreciate that. If used correctly in a healthy way, this kind of Te ambition does in fact carry the potential to drive us to success and change our lives for the better. Similarly, avoiding our Te altogether can have really negative effects too, as over-relying on Fi can cause unhealthy amounts of self-centeredness and entitlement, such as expecting other people to treat us like royalty just because we are feeling down, or being incredibly lazy and wasteful with our lives, solely becasue we 'don't feel like it'. However, the reality of the situation is that, at least in my own experience, the way in which an INFP T goes about using our Te is almost always unhealthy, and we need to work towards healing our toxic thought proccesses by accepting that they are hurting us and striving to correct them instead of trying to lie to ourselves that they're already helpful to our lives when they most certainly are not.
I'm just saying, turbulent versions of a type are considered the unhealthy version of ourselves for good reason.

[essnjora]

😅😅 okay, you should have just used my name because whaaat?!

[vinvin]

This is the most accurate from all infp bad traits videos i've seen

[dmhlv]

That is true i never feel satisfied when i won

[VishioPop]

Are you secretly spying on my That is too..
woww...
idk, immaculate and accurate I must say... damn

[sleepingfairy]

I disagree with negative self talk being a motivator. It’s putting yourself down to a point that you won’t attempt anything because it’s pointless.
What you’re thinking of is called constructive criticism. They’re not the same.
You have to start “noticing” yourself doing it in order to interrupt the pattern. I say things to myself like ‘wait a minute, that’s not helpful’ or ‘I’m only human’
To branch off the negative path. It’s not going to be an instant fix. Just like with the negative self talk, replacing it with something positive or even ‘hey, take it easy, it’s not that deep’ gradually over time you will follow the better path without having to think about it.

[HoriShaolin]

This is true my self criticism pushes me to chase self improvement at sometimes a fanatic level

[hollylanevintagetreasures]

This is ME. All day long....good God help me. 😄 🤣 😂

[XPurpleMyth]

😭 damn the change from my A to T… this is so true

[saysolinka]

As an ISFP, I have to convince myself that INFP and ISFP are just very similar which is why I feel that this is too accurate.

[OragamiFrogger]

I am an INFP and I just realized that I am hungry. I need breakfast. Thx and Bye!

[navier_]

🙂 who hurt u bro? like why are u attacking me?

[amoldivo]

Actually I think we're easily satisfied, although we really have high standards, but more like we're okay if we don't reach them, and I wouldn't push myself too hard to achieve them!
I don't normally self criticize myself, I'm a perfectionist, so I don't normally do things / finish things before I'm satisfied, so if I finish it, which means I'm pretty much satisfied or there's nothing more I can do (at that moment) to improve, and therefore I won't criticize myself, if that makes sense? So it's still really different than what's mentioned in the video!!!

[random_phoenix]

😡 this makes me angry for some reason…BECAUSE YOU GOT IT SPOT ON

[vkmuffins]

At this point I don't have to even insure whether I'm a T or A 😂

[Anita-silver]

I see my INFP husband in this and it hurts.