MBTI general

I am an INFP

>>36594793
>helping and appreciating others with words and actions is natural for you
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>>36594793
>ISTP
that's correct
but i hate to be praised/complimented and so i feel awkward doing it to someone else, feels borderline creepy

>>36595215

To phrase it in a more conventially macho way, Infps also have the capacity to be libertarianistic tribal "my culture and people first" types. I find them under appreciated due to faggots acting to some type script.

>>36596177
I genuinely believe that I see what you're saying, although I also believe that INFPs who are as you describe often have a talent for preserving and understanding individuality without being divisive, or turning it into an "us vs them" sort of ordeal.

I do also see how
>Interact with other people who use the same approach
makes sense

I think it can actually be painful for an INFP to be treated with callousness that they themselves never or rarely exhibit.

I was pretty much just joshin' around because I'm supposedly INFP (or perhaps a feely INTP?) and helping/appreciating others hardly ever comes naturally to me but I do have an intuitive feeling for what it would be like if it did, if that makes any sense. Or like I know how to, but I don't practice it, or something like that.