Thank you! I'm glad the video resonated with you. It's interesting how love and invisible control can coexist in our experiences. Your support means a lot! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insights into different personality types and psychological concepts. 😊
Absolutely! I'm glad to hear that you found the content accurate and relatable. Exploring other personality types, including ISFJ, is definitely on my radar. Make sure to stay tuned for future videos where I delve into different personality types. If you want to catch them as soon as they're released, don't forget to subscribe to my channel! Your interest and support mean a lot to me.
I cannot tell you how much insight i gained from this video. I also loved the topic and the fact it is so different from other INFP videos. Please tell me you will posting more videos on INFPs soon. 1:38 My dad suffered from severe bi-polar depression and bc of the stigma around mental illness at this time he was undiagnosed. It got so bad when i was in 5th grade he had to be hospitalized for what seemed like a significant amount of time even though it was probably only a couple of weeks. 1:53 growing up I felt like I was responsible for their happiness. 2:27 literally my mother to a T. She tends to be very passive aggressive. 4:30 again, you nailed it. This was my childhood in a nutshell.
Thank you so much for your feedback and for sharing your personal experiences. I'm really glad to hear that the video resonated with you. I'm planning to create more content on topics related to INFPs in the future, so stay tuned for that! If you'd like to stay updated on my upcoming videos, feel free to subscribe to my channel. Your support means a lot to me!
yeah for example at 3:03, I would get rejected sometimes by my parents for choosing the one that I want (mostly foods), but almost all the time I think that it's just them trying to care for me
It's eye-opening to recognize these patterns, isn't it? Understanding our past can help us grow. Thank you for watching, and please like and subscribe for more insights into different MBTI types and psychological concepts! 😊
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the video accurate and interesting. Your enthusiasm is truly appreciated! Stay tuned for upcoming videos where I’ll be covering all the other MBTI types as well. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss any updates! 😊
I used to have a best friend INFP for over 50 years. But during that time, she repeatedly disappointed me by ghosting me, not responding to phone calls etc., because as I would learn later she was involved with a destructive relationship with some new guy and she would be in depression and avoid me because I think she knew what I would think about her destructive choices. Things would get back to normal, but finally politics ended it. Thanks to Facebook who only revealed to me what she would say about my candidate, I learned she had a vicious and unacceptable temper. I felt that we could no longer be compatible and I let her go...after 50 years of best friends. Only an INTJ like myself could do that. However, this narrative you presented helps me understand the why of her behavior and indeed she fit most of the descriptions you presented, especially the bad childhood environment with dysfunctional parents.
It sounds like you went through a difficult experience with your friend. It can be challenging when someone you've been close to for so long starts to drift away due to personal issues and differences. It's understandable that you had to make the tough decision to let go, especially if her behavior became toxic and unacceptable to you. Understanding the reasons behind her actions, such as her upbringing and possibly dysfunctional childhood environment, can provide some clarity, but it doesn't necessarily make the situation easier to handle emotionally. As an INTJ, you may have approached the situation with logic and detachment, ultimately deciding that the relationship was no longer compatible or healthy for you. Sometimes, prioritizing your own well-being and boundaries is necessary, even if it means letting go of long-term friendships.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I’ll definitely consider making a similar video for ENFJs. Make sure to like and subscribe so you don't miss it! 😊
Wow this is pretty spot on. Although there was a lot of love there was also a lot of invisible control.
Thank you! I'm glad the video resonated with you. It's interesting how love and invisible control can coexist in our experiences. Your support means a lot! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insights into different personality types and psychological concepts. 😊
INFP here. This is incredibly accurate. I’m curious to see your take on other types, particularly the ISFJ.
Absolutely! I'm glad to hear that you found the content accurate and relatable. Exploring other personality types, including ISFJ, is definitely on my radar. Make sure to stay tuned for future videos where I delve into different personality types. If you want to catch them as soon as they're released, don't forget to subscribe to my channel! Your interest and support mean a lot to me.
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I cannot tell you how much insight i gained from this video. I also loved the topic and the fact it is so different from other INFP videos. Please tell me you will posting more videos on INFPs soon.
1:38 My dad suffered from severe bi-polar depression and bc of the stigma around mental illness at this time he was undiagnosed. It got so bad when i was in 5th grade he had to be hospitalized for what seemed like a significant amount of time even though it was probably only a couple of weeks.
1:53 growing up I felt like I was responsible for their happiness.
2:27 literally my mother to a T. She tends to be very passive aggressive.
4:30 again, you nailed it. This was my childhood in a nutshell.
Thank you so much for your feedback and for sharing your personal experiences. I'm really glad to hear that the video resonated with you. I'm planning to create more content on topics related to INFPs in the future, so stay tuned for that! If you'd like to stay updated on my upcoming videos, feel free to subscribe to my channel. Your support means a lot to me!
Our house was hell on wheels, alcoholism, violence, blood , police ambulance and terror, don't know if I be INFP because of or in spite of It!
@@catellus you were born the type you are but life seeks to make you hide or exaggerate parts of you
I might be the only INFP who had an almost perfect family LoL
“Invisible control” I never thought of my parents as controlling but now that I think about it 🤔
yeah for example at 3:03, I would get rejected sometimes by my parents for choosing the one that I want (mostly foods), but almost all the time I think that it's just them trying to care for me
It's eye-opening to recognize these patterns, isn't it? Understanding our past can help us grow. Thank you for watching, and please like and subscribe for more insights into different MBTI types and psychological concepts! 😊
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This was so good. Looking at my INFP this describes her situation to a T
Well done ! This is so accurate and interesting ! I'm very eager to see your next videos !!! I hope you will also talk about all the other types !
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the video accurate and interesting. Your enthusiasm is truly appreciated! Stay tuned for upcoming videos where I’ll be covering all the other MBTI types as well. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss any updates! 😊
I used to have a best friend INFP for over 50 years. But during that time, she repeatedly disappointed me by ghosting me, not responding to phone calls etc., because as I would learn later she was involved with a destructive relationship with some new guy and she would be in depression and avoid me because I think she knew what I would think about her destructive choices. Things would get back to normal, but finally politics ended it. Thanks to Facebook who only revealed to me what she would say about my candidate, I learned she had a vicious and unacceptable temper. I felt that we could no longer be compatible and I let her go...after 50 years of best friends. Only an INTJ like myself could do that. However, this narrative you presented helps me understand the why of her behavior and indeed she fit most of the descriptions you presented, especially the bad childhood environment with dysfunctional parents.
It sounds like you went through a difficult experience with your friend. It can be challenging when someone you've been close to for so long starts to drift away due to personal issues and differences. It's understandable that you had to make the tough decision to let go, especially if her behavior became toxic and unacceptable to you.
Understanding the reasons behind her actions, such as her upbringing and possibly dysfunctional childhood environment, can provide some clarity, but it doesn't necessarily make the situation easier to handle emotionally.
As an INTJ, you may have approached the situation with logic and detachment, ultimately deciding that the relationship was no longer compatible or healthy for you. Sometimes, prioritizing your own well-being and boundaries is necessary, even if it means letting go of long-term friendships.
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Damn this is so accurate, you got a new sub !
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you found it accurate. Welcome aboard! If you have any questions or topics you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know!
Amazing!
Can you please do a similar video for ENFJ?
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I’ll definitely consider making a similar video for ENFJs. Make sure to like and subscribe so you don't miss it! 😊