4 Countries Every INFP Should Visit 

No matter where INFP's start out we always want to travel somewhere else. There are little missing pieces of our hearts and souls scattered all over the world. INFP is a state of mind.

I think I’m a bit of an odd INFP. I don’t mind talking to strangers (if I’m in the mood), and tend to smile and say hello to people regularly. However, I do dislike small talk particularly if it’s in a business setting or lasts for more than a few minutes. Any business related conversation makes my skin crawl as it feel disingenuous to me. The underlying current of making money makes me uncomfortable, and it feels like a necessary evil. I believe I told you my story of my past career in sales. Loads of money, but never felt like myself. Was always stressed, hard on myself, took on too much responsibility, and truly felt like a fraud despite being decent at it at times. Now I’ve no clue what to do 🤷🏻‍♀️ My creative soul is being fed by hobbies, but none have the ability to make me money. Likewise with my passions. I have a huge desire to help animals, but it’s all volunteer work. Anyway, I went off on a bit of a rant. Just feeling a little lost these days.

In my opinion INFP countries are: Finland Slovenia Bhutan Nepal Estonia New Zealand Burma

I'm from India where only the most vociferous, opinionated, opportunistic and 'substantial' achievers are venerated and INFPs are looked down upon as self-centered weird loners. Thank you Lex for this nice presentation. Keep it up..

As an INFP male living in Finland, i can tell that most of what was said on this video, is completely true. But, if you are someone who's thinking of visiting Finland, there is something you should know. There is still a lot of judgment here, for example, i have been told ever since i was a child, that i was not supposed to show emotion, because i was a boy and when growing up i was told this, not just by my own parents and family, but teachers, friends and, well, sometimes even complete strangers. (i also believe this is the reason why i became so introverted) Anyway, times have changed, but there is still a strong stigma for men not to show emotion or feelings (most certainly not to cry), but i believe that is mostly a problem in the smaller towns nowadays (i grew up in one btw), so if you are planning to visit and are thinking of stepping out of your introverted self, i would stick to the bigger cities, people are (surprisingly so) much more open and helpful in the cites, but if you planning to just keep to yourself, well, then it really doesn't matter where you go, Finland is most certainly a beautiful country, with a lot of good people. And also one more thing, everyone has their favorite time of the year (mine is summer) but i would recommend visiting either, late spring, summer, or early autumn, provided you are going to be "socializing", these are the great times to visit, because even though most Finnish people like winter, the darkness is sometimes quite overwhelming, and seems to affect the mood of almost every citizen, and these long winters are the reason why most people see us as an melancholic nation(but if you are a fan of winter and snow, you also understand to stay out of the cites, because how would you enjoy snow there). But, i wouldn't be a true INFP if i didn't end with this: you do you, and be the best person you can be, in Finland you are allowed to be yourself, just remember to be true to yourself, and also remember to stay positive and like-minded people will find you. P.S. i never write like this to anywhere, simply because i cannot seem to stop, i could write until my fingers bleed, and i still wouldn't be Finished :D

I went to Iceland by myself. It was my favorite country I've visited so far. Absolutely perfect for an INFP who may be soul searching or looking for inspiration in their professional life as well. It was the perfect combination of relaxation and exploration. The geothermal spas, the aurora borealis, the art, the air...i could go on. Damn, now i want to go back.

I need to come to New Zealand or Norway! Americans can be materialistic workaholics and as an INFP I just don't have that function.

As an INFP who has lived in Norway my entire life, this is so true. I really feel like there is no country better fitting for people with this personality type. I think maybe Finland, New Zealand and Denmark would be good too, though. Also, according to 16personalities, INFP-T is the most common personality type in Norway, and that's what I am :P

I’ m korean. To me NZ is the dream world... Beautiful nature and very kind people. I lived in NZ for a year and was so happy . Like every moment .

I heard a lot of NF people in general, not just INFPs, live in New Zealand. All the countries you mentioned sound lovely. I gotta love those New Zealand accents too hahaha! My uncle is a very STJ western successful type of person. He gave me a lot of advice on following my dreams and motivating me, but he was more focused on my income and seeing me successful from a western point of view rather than my passion and meaning of my career, whilst my cousin was more like "Don't worry about it as long as you do it". They both told me to leave my small country bumpkin home town and explore the world, go to big cities to find and explore new opportunities and careers. I really felt like they spoke to my soul at that point. I think I've always been in love with the idea of going somewhere far away from home and starting over. But I do have an acting career that I need to build experience in around here first. You know, leaving my family behind and escaping away from the old and starting a new family and life far away where my children grow up in a completely different world than the one I grew up in; that sounds so INFP, but I don't know if it's our need to belong or just our desire for adventure and change. Not that I want to never return home, but I don't understand why that appeals to me so much. New Zealand is also about as far away from the U.S. as possible. They say those born in America are the luckiest people on Earth, but I don't know about that. Sure, I am blessed and love my town, but I yearn for more. I've always loved Finland, Canada, Ireland, Scotland, England, Eastern Europe, and Norway as well.

I was searching for videos about INFPs (because i am one) and was watching some of your videos...I’m Japanese and was so surprised and felt flattered to know your love for my country☺️ (Btw I studied in New Zealand before and I absolutely loved it there! Oh I miss pavlova😭) I think what you said about Japanese culture was true, except that what you mentioned was only the really good side of it (sadly..😭) Like some people said in other comments, our culture has that one side that hates something sticks out and stand out..but I feel Japan is changing a lot and we are more ready to accept difference. I am an INFP who loves to be different from others (i guess that’s one of the reason why I became a Christian because most people here are Buddhists😂) and be who I am, I have a strong independent values, so like you said in other video I also grew up feeling alone and lonely because I thought no one really understood me. So I guess what INFPs feel is the same in any country😂 But yeah the politeness and the manners we have in Japanese culture is probably what INFPs favour.( my English might not make sense, sorry about that😞)

Japan is more of a judger country than a perceiving one, they're extremely collectivist when compared to western nations. "The nail that sticks out will be hammered down" - Japanese saying I guess that doesn't mean that an INFP wouldn't enjoy spending time in Japan regardless anyway though.

If you're in America just go up to Montréal, Quebec, Canada. It's artsy, cute and people are friendly and inspiring. I find it to be a very nf city! Quirky and warm people there. Very expressive in a way that isn't hedonistic but idealistic.

I'm from the USA, put I always felt like Berlin was the perfect place for me because it was the first place I felt like I could be 100% myself. I think we are somewhat of a paradox (or at least I feel that way). Cities tend to provide a safe haven for the "weird" so I like being in cities, but I also hate being surrounded by tons of people. It's a struggle haha.

I’m in an INFP opposite country. Yep, you guessed it...USA. It’s currently not a very hospitable place for us (understatement of the century). I’ve traveled quite a bit, but haven’t visited any of these countries. Thanks for the recommendations.

As an INFP I was watching this hoping Japan would come up as the culture and the people resonate with me - and it was first - thank you, it's on my list to visit next. I met and made some great Japanese friendships many years ago in Australia, before I knew about MBTI and I was an INFP, but it now makes so much sense as to why I bonded with them so effortlessly without knowing the language fully and them not much English - those I befriended and spent time with shared very similar values, a child like sense of wonder and similar sense of humour to me, as an INFP. Also as you mentioned, I preferred speaking with and befriending Japanese travellers over British, as I felt a strange connection and I also enjoyed learning about them and their culture. Thank you for confirming something I felt deep down to be true :)

Can you do a list of movies and books you recommend for infp’s?

Im an INFP and have traveled to several of these countries. Iceland and Norway almost instantly resonated with me when I visited there. The people are shy and reserved, yet adventurous and authentic at the same time. The thermal pools in Iceland and the unobstructed wide open and alien like landscapes there were spellbinding and awesome. The perfect places for an INFP to explore and adventure. I'm traveling to Estonia and Finland next month as well. I had a funny feeling before watching this vid that all four of these countries would be in it...just my INFP intuition I guess. An honorable mention you may have missed would be Russia I think. A vast country full of endlessly varied landscapes with a hardy, reserved and determined people. Thank you for this video, totally loved it and it rings so true.

Yesssss Japan! I visited last year. Just a week but I so want to go back. Everything you said is true. I caught a cold shortly before and one of the most memorable people I met there was this one old man, he was a janitor cleaning the window beside me coughing away... he walks away for a moment, coming back with some cough syrup. He said "take 1 a day." So sweet 😭😭 I loved Japan. Such a quiet and peaceful place. Crowds weren't my favorite but it was a different, organized crowd. INFP from Canada :)

I can relate to what a lot of infps are saying here, however as an infp who is Indian, although born and raised in America, I have to worry about racism as well. So, I wonder if all this applies to someone like me who isn't white (I'm Punjabi Sikh, but have more of a middle-eastern look), since people assume that I'm Muslim and they assume all Muslims are bad (not all are racist in America, but plenty to make it hard for a sensitive person). I feel like a lot of white people, even my fellow infps may not understand how us minorities have to really think about this constantly even when we travel. For example, I've heard numerous times that whites are treated better in Japan than other minorities and many of the other countries are white-dominant and I just don't want that constant judgment. It's draining for an infp/hsp/enneagram 4. I don't mean to offend anyone, just sharing my point of view and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for an infp friendly country that would be less judgmental. Peace and love to all of you.

My country is Peru. Relationships are considered more important than time, so people are not in always in a rush. With the coast, deserts, the snow capped Andes and the Amazon jungle, there is plenty of varied natural adventures to stir our souls. The arts and crafts, paintings, architecture, music, dance, and clothing are all very laid back and have a easy sense of being in tuned with their surroundings. Props for introducing Finland with metal music.

Scotland. It's extrovert in terms of its joy. People are about twicd as friendly as you are with them. However, it's absolutely beautiful , the people do not stand for shit , which sings out to being real for infps.

Big trend here with Scandinavian culture resonating well with INFP's. I'm an American INFP, but I feel as though I have my grandmother's Finnish nature. I so badly want to visit, see my grandmother's old town, to observe and meet the people there. It warmed my heart to see it make the list. Thanks for the video

I like those choices! I'd love to be more in touch with nature, and I like the more laid-back attitude of some of the countries you mentioned.

OMG!!!!!! When I saw South Korea on the list my jaw literally dropped. I’m an INFP and I’ve been there twice already and totally fell in love with the country and felt a sense of belonging while being there. I’m mind blown rn

New Zealand! Cause we all know that INFPs are hobbits in human disguise. 😂

Japan: "the duck that quacks is the first to get shot" USA: "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" 🤔🤔🤔

Really?? Putting Korea and Japan on the lists?!?! Both are the right societies of ISTJ...

Your niche of the world captures the essence of transcendent beauty. Peace and joy forever!

PS New Zealand sounds like me as a country. ❤️

I am an INFP living in Finland. I am from America but I moved here because my husband is Finnish(an ENFP). Finland is totally a great place for INFP type. It is amazing here. I have never felt more at home!

I love your channel. It's all about my soul group. I am very happy being an INFP. At first I thought I was an INFJ but then I realized the big difference in the two. We INFP's have a big heart and are very empathetic and love everyone and are very authentic and we are so different from the other people of the world. We are all good hearted people. We have a big beautiful imagination and think deeply. We have amazing fantasy minds and love to love in our thoughts.

Norway and Finland would probably be perfect for me. I’m not just an INFP, but I’m also a HUGE metalhead, so it sounds like I belong there! I’ve wanted to go to those places before, but hearing you talk about them kinda makes me want to go even more now once I can afford it. I plan on trying to see as much of the world as possible in my life for sure.

I live in the us and recently went to iceland. I felt so comfortable there. No one was in your face energetic. Everyone was very chill and laidback and natural. No how are you today?

I wish my partner would like to move countries too. I would move away from the UK. I hate the weather! I like blue skies and it is almost always grey here. I also don't feel that there are many people like me or with similar interests. Everyone is so negative and I think a lot of it has to do with the weather. On sunny days people are so much happier. However, I love my partner more than wanting to move but I am unhappy here. I know someone who has moved to NZ and said that I would love it. Non-judgemental people and many people are into spiritual practices. This is really a great, well researched video.

So true! I definitely feel at home in Finland. A lot of people here think I'm weird for loving it because of the weather and reserved culture. Not surprisingly, I have an INFP friend who loves it too. I've always wanted to visit the other countries mentioned as well haha

teen infp here. I recently had a desire to move out of the U.S. Maybe after college. I want to visit Switzerland, Sweden, New Zealand, etc…

Yass, Norway is my fave country from Scandinavia, especially after watching SKAM and see how their values, and especially human rights are important and respected.

Newe Zealand is perfect, lucky I met some kiwi's and cam here, as an INFP it is perfect!

lol I've been fascinated by Finland for quite a while I met a guy who was from there once and was fascinated by his take on life He was some kind of high-level executive in some company in Germany but he always made sure he had the time to go skiing or bike riding, and he seemed a bit fed up with the way his work was going. He was, last I knew, in the process of buying a house and also preparing for an exam for some kind of diplomatic office. I think he wanted to experience more of what life had to offer lol also he talked about the Finnish language a bit once when we were with a bigger group and I was instantly fascinated by it too like, theres this one phrase that apparently means like nine different things depending on context and we spent like twenty minutes joking about how these should all be movie titles idk but my reaction was like right on that border between "good grief" and "challenge accepted" so I've been trying off and on to learn the language ever since xD but like I think you're right, even the language fits that description. Its kind of like... I don't even know how to explain why xD it just has this sound to it that just works with that, and the structure of it as well, like, you say what you need to, without it having to be broken into a whole string of words. I like the noun cases it has for that; people are like "aie it has like 15" and I'm sure when I get to that stage they'll be irritating to learn but they're so nice, you don't need 3 whole words to say where you are or things like that, you just tack a lil suffix right onto the end of one word and it does everything you need it to. I don't know that much yet but it sort of feels like you can say a lot without saying a lot :D idk its cool Finland is a place I'd love to visit sometime

I wanna go to all these countries!! I studied abroad in Denmark and I’ve never felt more at home. I was actually shocked to find that there was a whole country of people like me, feeling so out of place in the US my whole life. No stupid small talk, and if you’re friends with someone they’re a real friend. No superficial shit there.

Omgggg I definitely wasn’t expecting Bodom in this video You are awesome

“The duck that quacks is the first to get shot.” I used to spend a lot of time with folks who only respect constantly quacking ducks. Being INFP, I was the odd duck in the pond. So this quote really resonates with me!

Nice list! I love NZ and Iceland in particular - something about the color spectrum in the landscapes. Seem to convey a simultaneous rawness and vivacity, which are just unparallelled. My personal favourite was being able to see the Milky Way though. Lots of light pollution, where I am from, so once I could see it, I just continued gaping and bumping into random objects and/or people. I found Norway to be awesome too though, but in a different way. My wife is Norwegian and she and her family took me on a bunch of car trips in Sogn. Perhaps there it's more about the dramatic contrasts and sheer stillness (for lack of better words)... Thanks for the good stuff! :)

Girl! Yes! Japan! Yes! Yes! I've always wanted to visit Japan! and I am an INFP!

I knew you'd pick Finland! And it was even better you opened the segment with Bodom!

Wow!! Love this! You picked almost my top four countries for INFP's, my order is: 1- Morocco 2- Norway 3- New Zealand 4- Japan Really look into Morocco more, the Amazigh people are so kind, have a relaxed attitude, very hospitable, amazing culture and value their women as queens.

You just mentioned all of my "Must go and want to live for time" countries. At first, last year I was so much interested in moving to Norway so if I were older, I probably started packing and going there. Now is my really big dream to move for at least year to New Zeland. I am huge LoTR lover and it is one of reasons I want to try just this one country. The other is that I won´t have to learn new language XD Also Japan, China, Canada, Northen countries and Estonia are places I really want to visit. Maybe one day I will. I also wanted to say, that I am so glad I found your chanel, because for the first time in all of my short life I feel really understood.

I love this video! Thanks for sharing. I love to travel and when I travel, I'm always looking for values away from the American mindset. As an INFP, I feel more motivated to feel connected through the world at large with your insight!

I feel like American society is introverted in ways that some other societies are not, and vice versa. In America, people never show up at your door unannounced, but in China they do that all the time. There's zero privacy in China, and the US is all about privacy. However, Americans value speaking over listening.

Philippines would be great way for INFP should visit. Filipinos are very hospitable and smiles a lot.

My INFP cities would be: Montreal Tel Aviv Buenos Aires Berlin Tokyo Taipei Seoul Istanbul

Omg South Korea? I was there and totally fell in love. When I was there, it was the first time in my life feeling that people want me and like me. They accepted me and even said Im a korean when I said my korean is actually not good enough in korean. I got sooo soo much help from korean and had a great time there. As the fate wanted, some would say, I was homeless there. I also had a hard time but hey, Im alive and Im planning to work there soon!

"The Norwegian bus stop" haha, spot on!

I’m from sweden, i’m an infp. i've always wanted to live in a small town in france, or maybe as a buddhist munk in thailand.

I’ve never been to Bali and haven’t heard it mentioned here yet, but the way I’ve had it described to me in terms of populational vibe gives me the sense it’s worth a look as an INFP

I'm an INFP originally from Canada, having felt totally out of place living in the US for several years.

My dream place to go: New Zealand Norway/ The little Dutch village where there's no cars, only river boats Switzerland Iceland EDIT: just finished the video and I'm glad my gut feeling is validated. Idk, i've always felt a connection to a place I've never been if that makes sense

I love Japan and China, there is a big difference in traveling as a tourist and traveling to visit with friends. I experienced both countries with friends and their families, a more genuine cultural experience in my opinion. I got to experience daily life and the people in their real living not the superficial tourist view. I'm a California native but live in Sweden for 6 years now. I feel more at home here and in Japan than I do when I return stateside for visits. However I will say there is a lot of passive aggressiveness in these two countries. We also have "allemansrätten" in Sweden you can walk anywhere freely meaning forests and fields .

I want to go to Denmark. I'm a big admirer of Kierkegaard who was a Danish philosopher and want to see his hometown of Copenhagen. He was also an infp and a very talented writer.

I have a particular fondness for the history and serenity of Orkney, Scotland. It's the home of the poet George MacKay Brown, who was almost certainly an INFP. His writing was a great source of inspiration for me, as I spent about five years working on a novel set there.

I am an INFP and I really want to go to Australia and New Zealand. Don't forget Canada too 😂 😂

I'm personally enchanted by the U.S. and Spanish-speaking countries like Spain, Mexico, Cuba... I know those are not very INFP-friendly, but the heart wants what the heart wants. Although I do think I would be most comfortable in a small European country, in an old small-ish city with a nice cathedral and parks. I think the UK would suit me well (plus I already speak the language, unlike all the other ones). I love Scandinavian countries too, but I don't know much about them, and after seeing Midsommar idk if I wanna go 😂 and... Asian countries, while having had interested me in the past (I was a big lover of anime as a kid of course) they now scare me a little bit, after having learned more about them. I myself live in Russia. I'd say it's not good for an INFP, not at all actually, with our freedom-loving nature and big ideals we feel trapped and annoyed at everything that happens. Just like most people living here, really. What I mean is politics of course, domestic in particular. Much like the US.

I mean.... Im infp and from finland. And proud of it. I dont wanna move to other country. Especially not in SWEDEN... (or visit) but other countries are fine to visit :)

Finland and Estonia!

had to smile😄when, as an INFP, I saw the honourable mentions; born and raised in 🇨🇭 Switzerland, lived 17 years in 🇮🇸 Iceland and one of my favourite countries is 🇨🇦 Canada then another favourite of mine, not been there yet, is 🇫🇮 Finland (perfect for a metal fan too🎸🎶) honourable mentions of mine would be 🇸🇪 Sweden and 🇳🇿 New Zealand but on the other hand if I had to live outside of Switzerland 🇨🇭 I would probably choose 🇩🇪 Germany (language and other similarities would give me a good feeling😄)

It's good to know I'm not the only INFP with a "softspot" for Japan 😄

Absolutely love your taste in music.

Incredible video as usual Lex ! , I just love how you bring uniqe & valubale topics with smoth & beautiful representation I totally agree with your first too choises specially Japan , I've always liked thier culture & felt that it fits me. one of the reasons is that I love cooking and thier cusine one of the healthest & delicious cusines around the world !. Thank you Lex for this video Cheeres Darling :)

Thanks for posting this Lex, Exactly what I needed. some interesting synchronicities here(?). Just found this video today by accident, after searching for and reading up on the most INFP friendly places. Oh, and im the 13 person to "like" this video. COuld that be a sign I need to escape my little island (at least for a while)?

Nice content on your channel. Just a little suggestion from an INFP cinematographer : frame your head on the upper third for a more engaging image immediatly ;)

I know Japan and Korea have somewhat rigid societies and it wouldn't be easy to live there as an INFP, but I've liked them for years and would definitely love to visit both of them. Not to mention visiting NZ as an old LotR fan :)

Whats the song you played in the beginning and the outro?

I've heard Madagascar is a very friendly country. It's been on my bucket list because of its natural beauty. As well as iceland and costa Rica :)

Bear in mind that the experience and feeling of someone who grew up in a country, and thus is aware of and subject to all the subtle, nuanced social pressures, may be very different from the impressions of a visitor or immigrant, who may not be aware of the more understated social demands, and who may be given more latitude as an outsider. In a way, almost any 'exotic' locale may seem more like 'home' to an INFP.

I wanna visit Finland now!

Switzerland omgggg one of my dream country to visit 😍😍

This is sooo good! I'm an Aussie...and while it is a safe place to live, it's a bit too much like the maddening, false and warlike USA. I simply MUST cross over the ditch to NZ...gotta get some funds together! Thanks for a really insightful and inspiring video. (INFP)

Heyyy lex☺, I am from South Africa.. my favorite is between Finland and New zealand.. i am just curious if you considered south africa when you made your list?

love this video!love allof your videos!

I am a Korean Infp. I have always been a miserable loner since i was young. The vibes here just aren't compatible with my inner self. Korea is basically a living hell for Infps. And Japan is more or less similar. My fellow Infps, DO NOT COME HERE.

Haven't been to any of these 4 countries (except transfer at an airport). All sound very interesting and would love to experience them, but perhaps I need some more 'E' to not get completely lost in my rather strong 'I'. And I'm drawn to warmer climates too :)

The music gear and collectibles...yup. 😆shout out DBZ

You have beautiful accent. I went to Norway 3x and loved it. I feel I belong there.

I like your content. Have you got any advice for INFP who needs hot weather and sand beaches?

Love you Lex! But Japan? Have we forgotten World War 2? !? I am an INfP.

I've always dreamed of going to Paris or Montreal! That way I can practice my french! :)

When you live in one of the honorable mentioned countries, and you've been studying the language and culture of at least one of the 4 choices.

i'd love to visit and maybe live in NZ! i live in england and don't feel like its very INFP-friendly (i guess it depends on where you live though), especially with the binge drinking culture.

1.New Zealand or Fiji or rest of South Pacific 2. Namibia/Angola 3. Japan 4. Norway

Ah if you're an INFP you could also try travelling to my country. Positive things: Intuitive feelers are common here. SJ not so much. Bad thing: Lack of tradition, structure, organization, and culture. But at least there are a lot of empaths that could read non verbal cues and body language and appreciate people more. Trilingual, adaptive, open-minded but very critical too (typical NF).

What do you guys think about Sweden being a nice INFP country? Would it be as ideal as Finland or Norway?

I'm probably biased and many can disagree with what I will say, but I kinda disagree about Canada being an INFP-friendly country... I live there and to be honest I never felt like being accepted or understood from my fellow canadians. They are generally extroverts and expect us to be super friendly, open and energetic. And there's also a really bad side of this country in my opinion : Canadian are proud to be multicultural and they have a good reputation of being friendly and open-minded, BUT I mostly see it as a facade... Did you know that a big part of Canadians are French, but the English side of Canada often disrespect us (I'm a French Canadian, also called Québécois) and they also DENY our existence and our struggles as a completly different culture in this country ? You know that us INFP like to be respected and to have friendly interactions, so it's pretty hard for me to like a country that don't respect me and that insult my culture... Of course, that's NOT a majority of Canadians, I know (and hope), but this side of Canada makes me wonder if it's really a good place for INFP to be around... false people... In my opinion they appear like that, at least. But I guess a lot of you are English so you'll probably never see this side of Canada, but it's truly painful for me to have my culture ignored, direspected and insulted; and I don't think it's a side that INFP will appreciate. And even in my French province (state) I don't feel like I belong, because I found people extremely extrovert, loud and often judgemental here too so... Ps: sorry for my errors in grammar, like I said I'm not a native english speaker

I think switzerland and sweden will be the one for INFP. In fact i think it's for all introvert in the world.

I wouldn't mind visiting these countries but I really WOULD NOT like to live in any of them.

I'm an INFP who comes from Switzerland... and I really dont like the attitude of most Swiss towards an introverted..Most Swiss are extraverted and they totally dont get it why someone isnt in the mood meeting people..and as soon you are quiet they think you are weird and boring

What are the best experiences and best places to visit in New Zealand ? I would love to go

as a traveler and an INFP i prefer Japan to spend my entire life..

If you don't mind, which accent are you speaking in? Just curious 😊

infp from nz here, hey lex !