This makes me cry everytime i watch... something about this video is just magical...i come here and watch it whenever i am feeling down and want to let it all out .tysm for making this edit (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。
Three years ago , my friend got me to know mbti types , i didn't care about it at the beginning, then i watched a video for my favorite youtuber who makes psychological content , he was talking about a personality type and i felt like he is describing me onevery level ,vthen i checked th title it contained "infp/" so i too k the test and it came out as infp . I couldn't care less about these but then i got more engaged in the whole thing , and installed insta which was full of stereotypical memes about all the mbti types . Infps where just dump and stupid and delusional and superkind , i really started to believe i am stupid and i compared myself , thanks god i changed that , i stopped approaching any mbti related content . But you edit is healing just as the comments
"Sensitive" is when you do not want anything when you do care for them except the fact just a little kindness towards yourself from them the word "who i want to be" and "where i want to be" hits hard!
As an ENFP. Looking at these comments. You have the ability to become a leader but it takes effort, time and dedication to learn that skill. Regardless ENFP or not if you can develop that part of yourself you have so much opportunity with the voice and action to can give to the world. For being annoying. The world is cruel, tough and selfish. But it’s our job to seek out the light in this dark world. Find the couple people who you can live and die by. Not people who won’t accept you for what you are. The world is a large place and somewhere at least statistically you’ll find true friendship and loyalty.
it’s so nice to read comments under this video and see so many people who are so similar to me. i have the same fears, wishes, problems as you have, my fellow infps, and it’s so refreshing and indescribably nice to feel understood finally. the fact that there are people out there who think like me and see the world in the same way as i do warms my heart. i’m so thankful for finding my true mbti type after being mistyped for years and not even realizing it. i’m not happy with who i am, but i am who i am and i cannot stop being kind, vulnerable, idealistic, dramatic and reserved. it so nice to finally be able to know myself and make a first stop towards embracing my true self. thank you, the creator of this video, for helping me in this journey💕
We know the world doesn't have to be like this. We know it can be so much better. It's hard to wake up each day and see that. So we have to fight every day and be brave because everything we do seems scary.
I think that being an INFP is difficult... I honestly think. Living in a world where everything is against you, hurt so much, hurt like hell. But at the same time... You can see beauty in every single thing. And yeah, I know it hurts, but isn't hurts and wounds a process? Sometimes, I wish I could simply fly away, but I realize that I already can do that, and this is the bless of a INFP. Maybe I can't change the world, but at least, I can see beauty in it, and imagine how pretty it could be
When I read your comments about crying on this video I realised that I didn’t cry. Not because it wasn’t beautiful , hearth warming, nostalgic and just perfect. I am writing this because I wanted to cry , my whole soul was sobbing and suffering with tears but… my eyes were dry just like now. The comforting silent cries are gone , and I don’t know how to get it back.
For the longest time The Little Prince was my favourite book. I used to think that it was because it was one of the only books I had gotten through. (always had a hard time finishing books when I was younger, idk, I could never find any books that were what I wanted, or was looking for, if that makes any sense.) But now I think I understand why The Little Prince was my favourite book for all those years. Never knew he was an INFP until now, makes sense. I could always see myself in him. The book understood me more than I realized at the time. I should read it again. Why did this make me teary.
My friend don't think I'm a infp because I speak a lot and I'm not shy or anxious around her (or my friends group) but she never see me alone she never saw how much I'm different when they are not with me ...
