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No, the personality type always existed. It was simply documented and described due to MBTI personality research first published in 1944, which stemed from a work of Carl Jung whose work was published in 1921.

INFJ can be a Sigma but doesn't have to be

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Thank you for your comment! It's really heartening to hear that you can connect with this man on a deeper level, especially bringing your own empathy and sensitivity as an INFJ woman. It's unfortunate how often society misunderstands or even belittles those who are different. Your openness and understanding can truly make a difference.

Firstly, I want to thank you for your comment. It's great to hear that you feel connected to the video. As a Heyoka, you bring a unique perspective and energy to the world. Enjoy that connection and let it continue to guide you.

As a super sensitive empath I’ll take any supportive info I can get

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@@Brainwaatch this is a beautiful video. Thank you for making it!

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That's great to hear! It's always nice when you can relate to personality descriptions and they help to better understand the dynamics in relationships. INFJ and INTJ can be a fascinating combination, as they often share similar values and goals, but also bring different perspectives and approaches. It's wonderful to hear that this description accurately reflects your relationship! If you'd like to learn more about anything else, please don't hesitate to let me know and feel free to write in the comments. Also, I would appreciate it if you subscribed to my channel and shared it with others. Thank you very much.

It's fascinating how certain words and triggers can send someone spiraling into their primal impulses. Celestine Dessike's work seems truly captivating if she effortlessly finds the right words to unleash these deeply buried instincts. I'll definitely take a look. Thanks for the tip!

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Hi. I'm just doing what I enjoy. Everyone is free to watch my videos or not, and if it's not your cup of tea, you don't have to watch it. But maybe someone else will enjoy it. You can't please everyone, but I hope to resonate with some.

@@Brainwaatch Exactly what I'd hear Satan say if I continued listening to him, which I don't. He's in it for the same reasons you are.

I respect your point of view, even if we have different beliefs. Everyone has the right to make their own decisions.

@@Brainwaatch Unlike you, I have NO RESPECT for anyone that propagates wickedness or its cleverly crafted lies. You know, like the things you enjoy. I told you before to leave me alone but you just don't quit. If that's not a sign of wickedness I don't know what is. Now bugger off. Get thee behind me Satan!

Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's true that individuals, including INFJs, hold a wide range of beliefs and values when it comes to Christmas and its various traditions. Everyone's approach to the holiday season is deeply personal, influenced by their unique experiences and convictions. Choosing not to participate in certain aspects of Christmas out of personal integrity is a valid choice, and it's essential to respect diverse viewpoints in the spirit of understanding and tolerance.

@@Brainwaatch understanding or tolerating wickedness and evil don't happen to be in my wheelhouse there Poindexter. No matter how you paint it. Loving wickedness or evil is not love. Practicing love is not tolerating someone's delusions. Sorry, your WAY out of bounds.

@@noway905 I acknowledge your perspective and understand that we have differing views on this matter. It is indeed true that for many, tolerating or understanding wickedness and evil can be a challenging concept to grasp. However, I believe that in certain situations, making an effort to understand without necessarily agreeing can be crucial. Love and tolerance do not necessarily equate to endorsing malicious actions or thoughts. Instead, it's about creating a space for dialogue and discussion even when opinions strongly diverge. This doesn't mean compromising one's own beliefs but rather recognizing the possibility of engaging in respectful exchange. Of course, there are limits, especially when it comes to actions that are considered inherently evil or harmful. It's crucial to have clear values and principles. Nevertheless, I maintain that constructive dialogue often proves more effective than outright rejection in fostering understanding and potentially building bridges between differing perspectives

@@Brainwaatch sorry, there is no buffer zone when it comes to you pushing delusions. Here is the best example. Parents the world over propagate THE LIE OF SANTA! And yet they then punish those same innocents when they lie! Your stance is full of nothing but holes in it that cannot be filled, only continually covered over in the spirit of "tolerance" and "understanding." Wickedness has no boundaries and comes in the guise of exactly the garbage you preach. Your either a follower and defender of it or your not. Your not welcome here as I refuse to entertain the sweet savor of satanic lies. You have no defense on this so stop trying.

I am sorry for the late reply and if my previous reply did not meet your expectations. I understand that you have strong opinions on this topic and want to make your point. It seems that sharing certain beliefs, such as the tradition of Father Christmas, is problematic for you. People have different views on what is considered acceptable or unacceptable and it is important to recognise and respect diverse opinions. The question is not whether I can do it, but whether they can! Can they accept other opinions, because everyone is free to just walk away and not do that to themselves.

Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I understand how it might seem like I'm describing women in general, but the main focus is on the unique aspects of the INFJ personality, which is present in both men and women. If you'd like, feel free to share your perspective - I'm always open to discussions and feedback. Drop by anytime; there are plenty more exciting discoveries ahead in the realms of psychology and personal development! Until next time, stay curious!

Hi marygreen5843 , Thank you so much for opening up! It's awesome that you're so honest about your thoughts. Overanalyzing can be a bit tricky, but hey, it just shows that you're deep and thoughtful - fantastic qualities! We can be our own toughest critics sometimes, right? But that also makes us human and unique. Friendships and romantic relationships can be complex, but they're also a wonderful part of life that's constantly evolving. Don't get disheartened! Life has so many surprises in store, and who knows what amazing people will cross your path. And hey, growing and learning is all part of the journey - we all make mistakes, it's part of the adventure! When overthinking creeps in, remember: you're not alone, and there's always room for positive changes. If you ever feel like chatting or seeking advice, I'm here! Keep shining, Brain Waatch

Let a little chaos in but set its bounds. You'll be surprised at the colors in your life after that. Your mind will learn to accept the unknown and you may relax on analyzing.

Your words have truly struck a chord with me, and I wanted to express my gratitude for the insightful perspective you've shared. The notion of letting a bit of chaos into life while still setting clear boundaries is quite captivating. It's as if you're inviting us to perceive life as a canvas, where the colors become more vibrant when a touch of unpredictability is allowed. Your metaphor beautifully conveys how a controlled measure of chaos can lead us to new horizons. I was particularly moved by your thoughts on how the mind can find relaxation when not constantly engaged in analysis. The idea of embracing the unknown and settling into a state of tranquility is liberating. In a world that often demands order and structure, your words inspire me to see the beauty in the unstructured. Perhaps, more often, we should take the risk of letting a bit of chaos into our lives to truly appreciate the vibrant colors. Thank you for sharing these reflections. I look forward to discovering the "colors" in my own life by allowing a bit more chaos, all while keeping those boundaries in mind. Warm regards, Brain Waatch

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That's really wonderful to hear! As an INFJ male, it's great that you have such a deep connection with your INFJ girlfriend, who will soon be your wife. The harmony and understanding that can develop between INFJ partners are often something truly special. It's lovely to know that you appreciate and love your relationship so much. I wish you both all the best for your future together and hope that your love continues to grow and flourish! ❤❤❤❤❤

It is really exciting to hear that you have just discovered the world of personality types and found out that you are an INTJ. Even more exciting is that you are in a relationship with an INFJ who introduced you to this world. I can imagine how amazing it must be to realize how well the personality type descriptions reflect your relationship and how you function together. It is indeed fascinating how these types can help to better understand and strengthen relationships. It sounds like you have a great foundation to further deepen your relationship. Good luck on your journey of self-discovery together and discovering your unique dynamic as a couple!

@@Brainwaatch Thank you for your kind words, and for taking the time to answer me in such an extensive way! I do intend to use this new insight as best I can, and would like again to express my gratitude for helping me put more context on this knowledge, and showcasing some concrete applications on how to best use it in a relationship 😊. I wish you luck and success in your future endeavours!

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your thoughtful message. It means the world to me that you found my response helpful and took the time to share your kind words. Your appreciation is truly motivating, and I'm delighted that the insights I shared resonated with you. I'm confident that you will make great use of this newfound knowledge in your relationship, and I'm here to support you whenever you need more guidance or advice. Relationships are like a beautiful journey, and I'm glad I could contribute to making your path a bit smoother. Wishing you all the luck and success in your future endeavors as well! May your journey be filled with love, joy, and growth. Warmest regards

Thank you. A little support I have, but that's it it is also much from my pen.

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Empaths are Highly** Sensitive and it's a great video! But my head still hurts from that computer electronic fake voice. I see now how it comes across, and I didn't intend to be rude. So I do apologize. I intended to express that I appreciate your video, (and..)with as few words as possible- that it's an off-putting voice. Strange? Maybe I suppose. But quite normal for an empath.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's clear that you have a unique and rich cultural background, coming from the Land of Judah tribe. While the topic of empaths and their experiences may seem complex, it's all about understanding and navigating the intricacies of human emotions and sensitivities. Your input is appreciated, and it's wonderful to see diverse viewpoints in our discussions. If you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to know or discuss about empaths or any other topic, please feel free to ask. We're here to engage and learn together. Also, if you find our content useful or thought-provoking, we would be delighted if you considered subscribing to our channel and sharing our videos. Your support helps us reach more people and fosters a sense of community. Thank you!

@@Brainwaatch As I Said , i could writte books. And yet, cannot .. y And Im done with charity work for now. I had my mission, Which I completed. 🌈👍✝️💓

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​@@Brainwaatch Ty. Im very slow with English.. and Seems Like I Will not Have too much time for things Like this ... As you know, we Got to live, pay Bills. Return the stolen All. Lands, energies, love, money, everything. If I had time I could writte 10000 books... But I dont. I worked too much , for as using guide for others. Now Im me.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I understand that time can be limited, and there are many responsibilities and priorities in life, including work and taking care of day-to-day matters. It's essential to focus on living and addressing the practical aspects of life. It's clear that you have valuable insights and experiences to share, and it's entirely understandable that you may not have the time to write extensively. Your journey and personal growth are important, and you should prioritize what matters most to you at this moment. If you ever find the time and inclination to share your wisdom, even in smaller ways, it would be greatly appreciated. Your unique perspective can make a positive impact.

@@Brainwaatch I Always share that little of wisdom as I walk , but I didnt understand what or where , u want me to share , as a commenting ?? Yes, as they Say time is valuable as gold, and That's that. 🌈

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It is completely understandable to feel this way during a period of isolation. Your mental and emotional health should always take priority. If you feel comfortable doing so, consider asking friends or loved ones for support and company, even if it is just a virtual conversation. Sometimes talking about your feelings can make a significant difference. Remember that you are not alone in these emotions and people care about your wellbeing. By the way, we would love it if you could subscribe to our channel and share this post to share our content with others. Your support means a lot to us and it helps to strengthen our community. Thank you very much!

@@Brainwaatch Thanks for your response, I’ll subscribe but I currently don’t really have anyone I can share it with. Since this is the case I’ve actually just started sharing my feelings here on my channel. I don’t get any views 😅 but for some strange reason I find it helpful. So that’s how I talk with others for now. I will try to seek support from somewhere though, just don’t feel it right now.

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You've raised an excellent point, and we appreciate your insight. You're absolutely right that there are different types of empaths, and the example provided focused on one specific type-the emotional empath. Mastering one's emotions is indeed a valuable skill for empaths to fully harness their gift. We acknowledge the diversity within the empath community and the importance of recognizing and understanding various empathic abilities. Thank you for highlighting this perspective, and we encourage further discussions on this topic. If you have more insights to share, we'd love to hear them.

❤ Although its a challenge its a great gift to master - and we are highlighting that. 🙏

@@penelopepennington3838 Absolutely, you've captured it perfectly! While being an empath can come with its unique set of challenges, it's undeniably a remarkable gift once mastered. Thank you for highlighting the positive aspect of this ability. We believe that understanding and harnessing empathy can lead to personal growth and stronger connections with others. Your perspective is much appreciated, and we hope our content continues to be a source of insight and inspiration. If you haven't already, we'd also be delighted if you considered subscribing to our channel to join our community of learners and supporters.

Your comment is valid and we appreciate your feedback. It is true that some empaths may feel intuitively numb in difficult situations such as funerals. Using a situation of injustice as an example might actually illustrate more effectively the challenges empaths face. Thank you for your suggestion, we will consider this for future content. We would also be very happy if you subscribe to our channel and continue to share your thoughts and suggestions with us in the future. Your support means a lot to us!

It is often said that INTJ women are considered relatively rare compared to other personality types. This perception might be due to the fact that personality preferences can vary among different genders, and certain personality types are more commonly associated with one gender than the other, although it's important to note that the MBTI is not without its criticisms and controversies. However, it's essential to remember that personality is a complex and multifaceted aspect of human identity, and it's not solely determined by gender. People of any gender can have any personality type, and there is considerable variation within each personality type. So, while INTJ women may be considered rarer in some contexts, it's crucial not to make broad generalizations or assumptions about individuals based solely on their personality type or gender.

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It is interesting how certain personality types can sometimes be associated with gender stereotypes. However, it is important to remember that personality traits and types can be found in people of all genders. While it may seem that there are more INFJ women or ENFJ men, these perceptions may be influenced by our social and cultural biases. Everyone is unique and their personality type is just one aspect of who they are. It is great that you have had the opportunity to meet INFJ women and an INTJ woman like your mother. Remember that personality types can offer some insights into a person's preferences and inclinations, but they do not define their entire character. It is always valuable to appreciate the diversity and richness of human personalities. If you would like, I would be delighted if you could subscribe to my channel and also recommend it to your friends. Your support would be greatly appreciated!

I understand the statement you're making. It's true that ENTJ women are often considered rare within the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) personality types. ENTJ (Extroverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Judging) individuals, in general, are less common, and when considering gender differences, ENTJ women do stand out as relatively uncommon compared to other types. However, the rarity of personality types can vary depending on the source of data and the context in which it is analyzed. It's essential to note that personality types are just one aspect of individuality, and everyone is unique in their own way.

Thank you for your comment. I will leave out the music soon. If they had said something earlier, it wouldn't have been a problem at all. If you have any questions or other things just write in the comments.

Thank you for your comment and your thoughts on the compatibility of INFJ personalities with different other types. It is always interesting to study the dynamics between different personality types, especially when it comes to relationships. You raised an important point about the role of cognitive functions in relationships. The differences between Fe (extraverted emotional function) and Fi (introverted emotional function) can actually lead to challenges in relationships. In an INFJ-INTJ relationship, these differences in approach to feelings and values could lead to misunderstandings, as you rightly pointed out. If you are still interested in these topics and want to learn more about them, I invite you to subscribe to my channel. Thank you again for your comment and support. I look forward to continuing to talk to you and the community about these fascinating topics!

@@BrainwaatchThank you so much for your feedback! Looking forward to know more INFJ’s! 💫

@@sylviaowega3839 You're very welcome! We're glad you found the feedback valuable. INFJs are known for their unique perspectives and deep insights, so it's always interesting to learn more about them. Feel free to share more about your experiences or thoughts, and let's continue the conversation!

@@sylviaowega3839 You're very welcome! We're excited to learn more about INFJs too. Feel free to share your insights and experiences with us anytime. 😊

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It is interesting to hear how the dynamic between INFJs and INTJs works in your life. INFJs are often known for wanting to please people and hiding their true personality, while INTJs tend to analyse things thoroughly. This combination can actually make INFJs feel more relaxed and comfortable around INTJs, as INTJs often value honesty and don't necessarily feel the need to constantly please others. It is also understandable that you have sometimes felt overwhelmed when trying to fit into other people's lives, even though it is not your nature. INFJs often have a deep connection to their individual hobbies and needs, and it's important to stay true to yourself, even if it's sometimes hard not to live up to others' expectations. It is nice to hear that your INTJ friends and loved ones accept you for who you really are and encourage you to pursue your own interests and work. The fact that they are not obsessively fixated on interpersonal relationships but focus on their work creates a harmonious environment where you can be yourself. This kind of support and acceptance is precious in any relationship.

I am sorry to hear that you have gone through such a confusing and painful situation. It seems your friendship has taken an unexpected turn. It is important to remember that people can react differently to strong emotional bonds and connections, especially when it comes to INTJs who are often rational and independent. It could be that your INTJ friend was overwhelmed or had difficulty dealing with the intense feelings they had for you. At such times, some people may try to break the connection to protect themselves emotionally, even if it means ending the friendship. The accusations of sorcery or mind control may be his way of rationalising or explaining the connection, as he may have had difficulty understanding or accepting his own feelings. It is understandable that you still think about and miss this friendship after so long. Such losses can be profound. It may be helpful to talk to a therapist or counsellor about your feelings to better understand what happened and how you can reconcile with it. Remember that you are valuable and that there are many other ways to make deep and meaningful connections in the world of relationships and friendships. You may meet people in the future who value your support and friendship without feeling overwhelmed by it. You have the ability to continue to build positive and healthy relationships.

Thank you ✨🙏✨ I appreciate your response and will take note of it. Blessings to you.

You're welcome! If you have any further questions or concerns, I am at your disposal. May all good things come to you too. ✨🙏✨

That is good to know 😀 Not many video hosts reply to comments, so I will reiterate how much I appreciate your replies. ✨🙏✨

@@lynnhall8720 I'm glad to hear that you appreciate my replies! 😄 Engaging with our audience and responding to comments is important to me, and I'm here to assist with any questions or discussions you might have. Thank you for your kind words!