Why are INFPs so passive?

INFPs are often very in touch with their own emotions, and try to be open when they can be. When they feel like someone will not fully listen to the INFP, they might act passive aggressively towards them.

What do INFPs do when they’re mad?

Time and space are initially what most INFPs need when they’re angry. They need a chance to understand their emotions and thoughts in order to figure out where they really stand.

Can an INFP be happy?

INFPs are happiest when they can find the balance between social interaction and being alone, but this is easier said than done. The most important part of this is being able to express to their friends when an activity just does not sit well with them, or when it is will be mentally and emotionally draining.

Can INFP be controlling?

Though you won’t find a judging preference in their four-letter type, INFPs are technically dominant judgers. They lead with a judging function known as Introverted Feeling (Fi), and their Fi is directed inwardly toward the self. As Dr. A.J. Drenth puts it, INFPs are control freaks — of themselves.

What personality types are passive aggressive?

Passive-aggressive behavior can happen as a symptom of some personality disorders, including dependent and avoidant personality disorders as well as narcissistic personality disorder (particularly covert narcissism).

What are Infp bad at?

INFPs will naturally value their top three functions a great deal (especially their dominant function). INFPs are at risk of misreading the intentions of extraverted feeling types. Because Introverted Thinking is the INFP’s 8th function, they can risk seeing it as overly impersonal, detached, cold, and formulaic.

Are INFPs passive aggressive?

INFPs are passive aggressive. Because we really dislike conflict, we are inclined to express our displeasure indirectly and unclearly. INFP’s are clutter disasters.

What are the negative aspects of the INFP personality?

The negative aspect of the INFP’s tendency towards keeping “everything” is that we can quickly become overwhelmed with “stuff.” INFP’s tend to leave things incomplete. We tend to move on once we have accomplished what we set out to do. Often times, things get left unfinished. Things like cleaning dishes after baking a cake becomes, superfluous.

Why are INFPs so bad at making decisions?

Our passion for a cause makes us an unstoppable force behind any mission. INFPs are passive aggressive. Because we really dislike conflict, we are inclined to express our displeasure indirectly and unclearly. INFP’s are clutter disasters.

How do you get the most out of an INFP?

Tip: You will get even more out of an INFP if you always recognize they got your back. INFP’s are their own worst critics. Since we take our mission-driven work seriously, we are constantly assessing its worthiness. Sometimes this negative trait can lead to a lack of confidence. Acaxochitl is a writer, artist, and Reiki healer.

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