Why Every INFJ Is Androgynous By Nature

Why Every INFJ Is Androgynous By Nature | Whether we're talking about an infj man or an infj woman, the concept of infj androgyny is probably more apparent then first realized. With the INFJ stereotype of going against societal norms, gender is nothing but a concept to most people with the infj personality type.

However, is that enough to say that everyone with the rare infj type is considered androgynous by nature? How does infj femininity and infj masculinity come into coexistence? And most importantly, what is the inf angrogyny paradox really all about?

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TIME STAMPS:

00:00 - INTRO
00:43 - Number 1: They don’t follow traditional gender roles
01:55 - Number 2: They question the entire principle of femininity and masculinity
03:15 - Number 3: They see the value in both
04:26 - Number 4: INFJ women don’t follow feminine stereotypes
05:36 - Number 5: INFJ men don’t follow manly stereotypes
06:45 - Number 6: They’re not particular about labels
07:56 - Number 7: They don’t put limitations on their capabilities
09:00 - Comment Question!

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[PSYCH-O]

Hey PSYCH-Os! 👋
*Do you agree with the androgynous INFJ concept?*
Comment down below 👇

[PLHogan]

Oh brother what a subject! Try being an INFJ male growing up through the 60, 70, and 80's. I was told on more occasions than I can count that I was not a man! I'm 65 now and really don't give a darn anymore. Forget traditional gender roles and be who you are supposed to be.

[ianlange]

The INFJ personality boils down to one word - "balance".

[olderandwiser]

Absolutely agree. As a strong minded woman who grew up in the 50s and 60s, I've been called a lot of names intended to be derogatory, implying that I'm not feminine enough, but I really couldn't care less about gender roles and stereotypes.

[jackiejoy]

I'm 100% straight, but I've always been a tomboy (the idea of playing with dolls repulsed me as a kid). As an adult, I enjoy dresses (but not heels), and makeup. My female friends are usually tomboys as well!

[bladeguru]

As a INFJ male, I have always joked that I felt like a lesbian. Being able to relate to my partners and female friends has always been second nature. It sometimes sends romantic signals to women accidentally.

[kevinjackson]

I looked at the title and died laughing as I’m a guy with my hair in a ponytail with side bangs 😂 whilst being 100% straight

[catherinewatson]

I've always seen myself in the middle of male and female genders - this is very accurate to me!

[ichuze]

I’m an infj but I do understand there is a difference between the sexes. But yes, I’ve always felt like I can hang with the guys although I still have a very feminine side, I’ve never been a girly girl.

[ComplicatedSimplicite]

This is wild! I often say to my husband I am more like a man. Women love to talk and just let their husbands listen. This drives me nuts about women. If I am telling you something it’s because I want your thoughts. I want a solution not just to whine- no offense. I am also very logical but am still a feeler bc I always consider other peoples feelings when making decisions but often think like a guy. This makes so much sense to me now! Thanks

[snowyowlz]

As a mid-60’s age US ARMY Vietnam-era veteran, raised in the military, male INFJ, straight type. Yes growing up was perplexing, I also had parents who toughed it out as parents doing what they could imperfectly do. I give them kudos for that. My step-father is the one who put steel into my backbone to stand up for what is right no matter the cost to you, he paid it many times. My mother taught me to cook, sew, houseclean, make a budget, all the homemaking stuff. Guess what bachelors need to know, yeah that stuff. My stepfather taught me car mechanics, making the right choices in life, and if you don’t, the penalties you will pay. I was taught to learn from others mistakes and not make them myself, that’s wisdom, why reinvent the wheel.

God (Jehovah) gifted me this way for the journey and for the people I would interact with, some to bless, others to protect, others to make miserable because of the damage they’ve inflicted on others. Life is precious and fragile - Handle With Prayer.
I’ll give Christ the glory, praise, and honor due him as my Creator. For I am fearfully and wonderfully made as it states in Psalm 139. While I am here I have to be about my Father’s business doing what He has given me to do. It doesn’t end here, my created being, gifts, and talents given to me to love, serve, fellowship with Him and others. I look forward eagerly into eternity that He has created lovingly for those who follow Him. I thank God for Christ who suffered, died, and rose again. He paid the price as the suffering servant as described in Isaiah chapter 53 for all of our sins to make us whole and renew us by his grace, love, and mercy. He knew what it is to be an INFJ male and as the Son of God, he is equally both 100%. He also had younger family brothers and sisters who do what younger siblings do-run you ragged. I’m sure he discussed this with his Heavenly Father, and his earthly parents Joseph and Mary.

[wernerfee]

The entire wording of the first third of this presentation seems to be trying to force the INFJ into a "Gender fluid" motif. Um...no. INFJ see the missing trait(s) in a social situation and begin to fill it -- it may be a masculine or a feminine trait, but it isn't gender role presumptive.

Around 6:25, we're supposed to believe that "masculine traits" are avoiding housework and being promiscuous... not so subtle misandry here.

Based upon choice of visuals in the video, it is really pushing for INFJ to be considered a LBGT+ personality. Since INFJ defy labels, that should also not be applied to the INFJ.

Overall, this video misses the mark -- it's trying to force a label onto a group that doesn't work within the label system.

[AsydTrip]

This video has left me speechless. I never thought anyone would be able to describe my thought process with such accuracy! I don’t know how to put it into words but you do!

[tdsollog]

I’m an INFJ female, who was born in the 70s. There was so much pressure to be “girly” and hurry up to graduation, get married to a stable “earner”, and have kids. Be the nurturer. Well, some of that happened. I’m the earner and the mom. I work in a “typically male dominated field” (medical at a military base). Even when I get dressed, I mix masculine and feminine elements.
I’m me, and I don’t “do labels”, but this video makes sense to me.

[pattiking]

I’ve never thought of myself as outwardly androgynous — I was a tomboy growing up but became supergirl as an adult…lol — but absolutely as far as mindset, the way I choose to life my life, communicate with others, etc.

[amtulmaheknoushin]

yes i completely relate to this i just hate when people say i can't do this job cause I'm a women.when i want and i can.i hate this idea of things for male and things for female and i wasnt able to relate to girls in my class and i don't follow feminine stereotypes
having many friends of opposite gender completely relatable

[mariagusman]

I really needed to hear this. Thank you for posting, I’m grateful.

[johnjogerst]

Yeah, this checks out for me as an INFJ man. I’ve observed the INFJ woman and I would say it checks out there too.

[cajunlady]

I can be a dove cooing in love 🕊
A kitten purring so softly..🐈
I can be a lizard, too🦎
Just don't mess with me because I might be more than you can Bear.
Teddy or Grisly🐻

There is a time for peace
And a time for war.

But I do prefer peace & Love and femininity.
Satin & Lace
Curls and curves

[tlong]

I'm ok with a natural balance of both divine feminine and masculine sides of myself. I'm feminine but I am forced into my masculine side quite often. It can intimidate some ppl but I'm only doing what comes naturally to me in every scenario. And I don't have time to always go out of my way to make others comfortable. I shouldn't have to suppress myself, whether masculine or feminine, for your comfort.