The difference between INFJ and INFP is not a huge one, but it does make a difference in how you relate to the world.
The goal for this post isn’t to compare the two in an INFJ vs. INFP showdown to see which one is better at life or at being in a relationship.
Both have their strengths and weaknesses.
After reading this post, we hope you’ll have a better sense of which of these MBTI types describes your personality better than any other.
Let’s dive in.
Various reasons may motivate you to embrace your femininity.
Perhaps you work in a competitive environment and spend too much time in an aggressive state of mind.
Maybe you've noticed that your active lifestyle has let you slide into a masculine manner of dress.
This realization can leave you wanting to cultivate a more feminine look.
Starting a romantic relationship is another common reason that women choose to look more feminine.
They want to look attractive alongside their men.
It's healthy to take an interest in your appearance, so let's explore how to be more feminine and soft.
“Shy extrovert” might strike you as an oxymoronic term.
You assume because extroverts thrive on social interaction that they can never be shy.
But the conflict you feel in some social settings has too often left you wondering: can you be a shy extrovert?
The short answer is yes, you can.
Shyness is a trait that can emerge among many personality types.
Many reasons could account for your reluctance in social situations, such as a lack of confidence, anxiety, or a heightened need for privacy.
The most romantic pick-up lines set the right tone for meeting someone you find intriguing and attractive.
Even if they’re not interested, you’ve paid them a compliment (without being creepy) and maybe even brightened their day a little.
After all, if you’re not willing to risk some embarrassment to get a date with a special someone, you probably wouldn’t be reading this article.
You’ve got the guts to put yourself out there. And not everyone has.
If you need me to dare you, I dare you.
Make a list of your favorite lines from this post, and use one of them the next time you run into your crush.
You met a guy, and things were going great for a while.
He made you laugh, you had plenty in common, and it seemed like he understood you.
But lately, it feels like he’s slipping away.
You’re not sure if it’s in your head, but it feels like he isn’t as into you as he once was.
This list will help with how to tell if a guy is losing interest or if you’re overthinking it.