What is the Most EMOTIONAL Personality Type of the 16 Personalities?

What's the difference between Fe and Fi?

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:45 Introverted Feeling vs Extroverted Feeling
11:15 Ranking the types
11:35 ISTP and INTP
12:00 ESTJ and ENTJ
12:48 ENTP and ESTP
13:25 ISTJ and INTJ
14:17 ENFP and ESFP
15:19 ESFJ and ENFJ
18:10 ISFJ and INFJ
19:04 ISFP and INFP

The 16 Personalities of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator are INFJ, INTJ, INFP, ISFP, INTP, ISTP, ISFJ, ISTJ, ENFP, ENTP, ESTP, ESFP, ENTJ, ESTJ, ENFJ, ESFJ

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[kbbooks]

INFP: feels their own emotions so strongly they sometimes mistake them for other people’s. INFJ: feels other people’s emotions so strongly they sometimes mistake them for their own.

[lauriemartin]

As an INFP, I sometimes get upset when people offer logical solutions to get me out of a funk, because it makes me feel that they're downplaying the depth of my feelings. I have to constantly force myself to remember that someone might really care about me and want me to feel better.

[andic]

as an infp i’m already betting it’s me 💀

[Lucas-ckpo]

As an INFP, empathy often puts me in emotionally stressed situations, sometimes i feel like i can "see" everyone. Have you ever looked at a stranger and thought _"im going to smile and be kind to that person today because i feel like she needs it, nobody appreciates what she does but i do"_ and then overthinking the possible negative consequences of it and do nothing... kill me.

[totesmcgotes]

Ugh worst part about being an INFP is feeling everything but nobody knowing so they never know how much they hurt you.

[Defaulted]

Fi: when you use selfcontrol until you explode.
Fe: when you can't stop talking until you regret what you said.

[Zetrogol]

As an INTJ, I agree with this. I myself am very emotional under my exterior appearance but I choose to keep them to myself and sort of hone
them by myself. Because I have a cynical feeling that by telling them to people, they'll just make it worse if they even understand them at all to begin with.

[ilikemydonutswithjaminthem]

Finally someone broke the "emotionless" INTJ myth! I felt so misunderstood 😭

[Svartr.HrafnSvartr]

I'm INFP, husband is INFJ. I found that he's quite emotionally 'needy' and wants validation for his emotions. However, he's quicker to 'get over' things (kinda) and while he can move on after an argument, I'm more like, 'Uhh, no... I'm not ready to dig myself out of this emotional well I've got for myself here.' He wants to talk, I'm more the suffer in silence type. To our credit, we don't play emotional blackmail with each other and drudge up things from the past as ammo.

[Dreafully]

I'm an INFP and sometimes i wish someone could just get inside of my head to fully understand my feelings, as i often can't even describe them myself

[MsAytanay]

"These feelings don't make sense, I have to stop/change this." Basically this throughout my entire life. - INTP

[joanneaugust]

Fi is a lot more similar to Ti than people realise. It's not just mapping emotions, it's connecting them to values, to interests, to relationships, to philosophy, theology etc. It takes the facts into account as well. It's literally scientifically analysing things from all angles in order to come up with the best solution - just like Ti does. Only difference (regarding this perfect solution): the focus lies more on the values (values are much more important than feelings to introverted feelers!) and feelings involved in the decision than the plain logic of it.

Also: the most important feeling of the Fi-user is whether or not something feels 'right'.

I'm kind of tired of this narrative of the INFP thinking about their emotions all the time. We're deeply rational thinkers as well, and being called emotional is near an insult to me (I feel like I'm not being taken seriously with the arguments I bring to the table if I'm just the 'emotional' one. No, my main focus is not what I feel, my main focus is what is right!)

[ninatoups]

As an INTP, this video captured my experiences with emotion so accurately. My inferior Fe makes it very difficult to understand my emotions, especially when my Ti decides they aren't logical. This actually causes me to talk about my emotions more than some of my Fi dom and aux friends because I need them to validate how I feel. My INFP friend actually talks about her emotions the least of our friends. Kinda scary how accurate this video was...

[blake_]

I'm not sure with other INTJs but I personally don't express my emotions because it would put me in a vulnerable situation. I had a bad experience in childhood where someone took mental notes on my emotional expressions towards certain things and used it to guilt trip or manipulate me. There was also a time when I was younger where my mother would force me to open up so she could "help" with my problem, but once I do, I tend be such a mess since all the emotions are just pouring out, it also doesn't help that my mother would then trample on my emotions making me feel bad for ever feeling those things in the first place.

Which is why fast forward to today in my early 20s, I tend to keep multiple layers of doors that are guarding my emotions and feelings. I'll definitely express happiness and joy, but the more vulnerable emotions like anger and sadness, I keep them to myself. I only ever am open to expressing them to someone once I trust them enough, that they're a good humam being who won't take advantage of me.

[hilarywellington]

As an ISFP I have to admit that getting stuck in Fi is so hard. It's so unbelievably overwhelming I feel like no one could possibly understand, even if I tried to explain it.

[henrikejekel]

Great video! As an INFP this is very recognizable. It isn't just that I want to process my emotions before I talk to anyone about what I'm feeling, it is also that the language to describe what I'm feeling doesn't seem to exist, making it very complicated to explain what I feel exactly

[maggieo]

I'm an INFP and I agreed when you said we won't change our feelings for you, but we won't tell you that. What's funny is a lot of people seem to think I'm spacey and that I don't feel very much. What people don't know is I feel incredibly deeply and I will not make an important decision until I'm positive it's the right thing for me. But most people don't know that, because I don't want to overwhelm others with my deep thoughts lol. People have no idea how complex my inner world is.

[bostonterrier]

That INFP struggle with getting "stuck" in emotions and normal interventions like "hey buddy let's talk this out!" not working is frustrating because I always wanna help. I wonder if there could be a video in "What do the 16 personalities need the most in a friend?"

[yesitsme]

Infp- I’m wayy too overwhelmed to the point that I don’t know exactly how I perceive things. No one understands and it’s so difficult. It’s to the point where I imagine my dream life where I don’t suffer-

[sabikakhaliq]

Being an INFJ, I always love to talk people through their feelings. I feel privileged when they come to me to talk about their emotions especially if it's one on one but when it comes to my own feelings, I feel so lost. It's like I don't even have feelings to begin with, though I'm very well aware that it's so not true. Or maybe it is because INFJs are so focused on others' feelings that they tend to avoid elephant in the room i.e their own feelings. But how come someone who can feel deeply for others, doesn't even know a thing about how to put their own emotions into words? What kind of cruel joke is this that I can understand people even better than they do themselves but know nothing about my ownself? I mean I know when I'm happy or sad but sometimes I can't pinpoint where these emotions are coming from. Sometimes I will just brush them away and other times I will spend days processing them till the point that my head hurts. Sometimes I question myself and live in fear that I will never know what I need from life and other times I'm so sure of it but question my capability to actually get it for myself.