Signs Each of the 16 Personalities are STRUGGLING

Signs that each of the 16 Myers-Briggs Personalities are struggling...

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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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[EliasShenasi]

0:53 ESFP
1:30 ESTP
1:59 ESFJ
2:37 ENFJ
3:20 ISTJ
4:02 ISFJ
4:54 ENTJ
5:41 ESTJ
6:31 ENTP
7:03 ENFP
8:01 ISTP
8:34 INTP
9:26 ISFP
9:55 INFP
10:31 INTJ
11:13 INFJ

[medusagorgon]

Mental health is such an important issue! We have to get past the stigmas and taboos people have created around it! Thanks for this!

[helenwood]

All very recognisable. I'm INFP and once in a bad patch I dropped my keys (I hadn't slept in days) and I burst into tears and told my sister, "I'm so stupid, I can't even hold things now." She suggested I might need to have a rest.

[melodyconte]

I appreciate that your sponsored segments are just as entertaining and funny as your main content 😊 I see you, Frank!

[Musicandfilms]

You nailed the INTJ, when I'm struggling with something everything in my life stops untill I solve that problem

[V]

I approve this INTP struggle-bus description 100%.
Also - I love this format. Brief, but succinct and using the cognitive functions to explain. Keep up the great work man :D

[alextorres]

Omg my ENFP mom used to literally drive me crazy when she was struggling. When she broke up with my step dad, she woke us up at 3am and drove 2 states over so we could zip line across some random mountain. ENFPs are all fun and games until you're 6 years old and screaming across a mountain, at 7am 🤣. I love it.

[anealin]

I am an infj. My 14 yo cat is struggling with several surgery complications at the moment, and she is like a daughter to me. So I really feel like being detached from my body and from reality, and I do some routine things religiously like cleaning the house, ironong clothes just to feel in control. My day is a constant care for my cat not also physically, but also in my mind: I observe patterns, analyse tests, create possible outcomes and plans for them. Actually, it helped save her twice, but this is draining. I feel like I send her energy in a background mode so I have to be focused.
Infj life....

[ashleyshotwell]

INFJ is definitely me. I escape into books or binge my favorite YouTubers for long periods of time. Also, I've been known to 'create a movie scenario' in my head while I'm trying to fall asleep if I'm having a particularly difficult time getting there. I did this a lot as a child, and still do sometimes as an adult in her 30s.

[hourlymichi]

that’s true, as an INFJ, i was in depressive loop and struggling months ago and the only thing that entertain me enough to distract me was by watching your videos over and over again lol 😭

[analisamelculo]

As an INTJ, I doubted a lot about the J part, Most of my life I've been a really organized person that always got things done and had a lot of plans that I always achieved, but these last couple years, my life is so messy and I feel like I don't care about deadlines, my health, my career or anything. Someone did something really heartbreaking and actually illegal to me. Since then, I kinda lost confidence in myself, as this powerful person I used to feel, that event made me feel vulnerable, weak and impotent.
It's just recently that I've realized that I am not this person, and that traumatizing event that I've been neglecting and acting like I moved on from it, is the cause of my current bad mental health.
Neglecting that events affect my mental/emotional health is such an INTJ thing to do, and well, learning about MBTI along with taking therapy has helped me confront those repressed old emotions

[Takisan]

As a neurodivergent INFP, you are absolutely right. For a long time I believed that every thing that went wrong was my fault and I often talked down about myself for being a useless load to everyone. I eventually did something spontaneous and had a good time and it motivated me to get therapy. Turns out all this bad stuff makes less sense when sad out loud.

[currymuttonpizza]

INFP here. I said in another comment that I also related very deeply to ENFP and INFJ, but I was thinking about the INFP bit and how you said we’re a tough read because of our reputation for being depressed. I think the key difference is that a healthy INFP will say "everything sucks and is pointless, so enjoy what you can, life is meant to be enjoyed, we are meant to connect with others and make their lives brighter too, even quietly." A lot of people who don’t have this outlook will see "everything is pointless" over the positives, and it comes off as pessimistic, but I don’t feel that it is, it can be freeing. But an unhealthy INFP will say "everything sucks and is pointless" and we draw the worst conclusions about the world and how other people view us. Connecting real life to something more poetic and abstract is what fuels us when we’re doing well, and when we’re not doing well, we lose that footing, and not only will we assume the worst in every possible situation, we conclude that the connecting to the abstract is just a sign that we’re horrible people who are incapable of being fully present in the moment. And also that the world is going to end anyway so there’s no point in doing something fulfilling in the meantime etc etc.

I’ve had it happen where it’s like a three step process: step one is the ENFP reaction. Step two is where I come crashing down from that impulsivity and withdraw closer to the INFJ reaction. But the INFP fatalism is usually when I realize I’ve been withdrawn for so long and I can’t forgive myself for it, and it’s the worst one, and what usually pushes me to get help.

[izanai]

ISTP - Literally so accurate because I just disappear from the face of the world whenever I’m going through something🤣 but I also relate to ENTP where I believe most of my struggles come from my commitments and then I rashly quit/get rid of those commitments after being so done with everything

[lacusrengoku]

I am INFJ, and I just got my professional license of counseling.

[sharmaineandes]

an INFJ here, imagination really is my escape to reality hahaha.. and now watching a lot of clips and videos just to ease my stress really .. well I'm somewhat good at dealing my own struggles :)

[elise]

As an INFJ I have been using books to escape reality ever since Covid hit. Everyone always asks me how I read so much with everything else I have going on, and I'm like, lol, I just ignore my responsibilities, because reading is the only thing that lets me set aside any thoughts of the real world for a while

[katharina]

I´m an INFJ and honestly, I really struggle at identifying my own feelings a lot of the time. I can immediately tell if and why someone is feeling a certain way, but when it comes to my own feelings, I can´t seem to figure them out.

[figs]

Struggling INFJ here! I think the reason we do the same thing over and over again like watching your favourite film or over exercising, (I can walk and walk when I'm stressed, I suppose it's because it's a physical thing in the real world, so it makes me feel like I'm doing something but in reality I'm over thinking and going into a spiral) is because when I'm struggling making basic decisions like what to eat, what drink to choose etc causes so much stress that doing the same thing alleviates some of that 'extra' pressure.

[ktvx.]

Man I can 100% confirm the INTJ one. I usually tidy my room once a week or when I'm trying to rest my eyes and hands from tech while doing something productive, but when I'm feeling down my room gets horrendously messy and I have no energy to do anything but what's absolutely necessary for my job and maybe watch some videos or play a game, then just lie down.