How would you describe an INFJ personality?

Mega decisive. It can be tedious to watch people struggle to make decisions, especially on basic things like ordering food, what to wear, etc. This is why an INFJ will get involved to help you make a decision, not just out of kindness, but probably because they can’t stand the trivial indecision.

Are INFJs too brutally honest?

Know that if your INFJ friend is telling you something you don’t want to hear, it’s because they’re genuinely concerned about you and want only good things for you. Yes, INFJs may be too brutally honest, but we’re rarely malicious.

Are INFJ’s disorganized?

An INFJ may begin a project or a paper and find themselves operating under a time crunch not because they are disorganized, but because they have yet to call a truce between their imaginative mind and their need for closure.

What are the 15 types of friends you should get rid of?

15 Types of Friends You Should Get Rid Of Immediately 1. The selfish, emotionally draining friend 2. The friend you are always making plans with 3. The flaky friend 4. The friend who always makes you feel like garbage 5. The friend who always encourages you to make bad choices 6. The fuck buddy (whom you actually want to marry) 7. The moocher

How do you spot an INFJ?

Given these differences, we figured that the best way to illustrate how to best spot an INFJ was to compare them to the other 15 MBTI types. SJ temperament types (ESTJ, ESFJ, ISTJ and ISFJ) are driven by the Sensing and Judging preferences. These personality types are very structured and like establishing and following rules.

What’s the worst thing you can do to an INFJ?

The worst thing you can do to an INFJ is set the bar too high. “What do you mean that the only way to get an ‘A’ is a 98\%?” 7. They’re super hawks of insight. INFJs struggle all the time on whether to tell people that they’re about to go on a path of destruction and terror, or if they should just let people find that out themselves.

Why is change so hard for INFJs?

From an INFJ’s perspective, here’s why change is hard, and how you can deal with it anyway. 1. In hard times, INFJs tend to self-isolate. When major changes — especially negative ones — shake up an INFJ’s life, we can go into shutdown and automatic isolation.