So true!!

Actually I’m an infp and I suffered alot as a kid and now as an adult but I try to have faith

I have to disagree, I think bring an adult infp allows the individual to keep that same child like wonder and fascination in their day to day life. I love it

CrazyFrog it was opposite for me. I took things wayyyyy too personal as a child and cried too much. High school was horrible! Oh my word...

Missing my childhood

Omg me

That’s me right now

True!!

I felt that

relatable

sometimes i talk to myself pretending i'm explaining some subject to somebody

I do this all the time. Especially before bed. I find it hard to talk to others so I explain how I feel to myself instead.

I do this too much probably Lol

I do this all the time as if I’m interviewing myself lol

As an infp, i like to beat myself up because i feel superior to others then act like im God..... send help

Very well said! Wish I'd included that in the video.

haha yey thats true

I think that's me 😂

Painfully true

charming?😢pshhhhhhhhhh

This is 100% one of our most intense and interesting comment sections ~ Nathan

haha, so truee :)))))

Yep, barely understood the video. The comments are VERY relatable though.

Yes i do that with all vids on you tube. Made me laugh.

Dammit, you got me right now^^

Contradictions.

Dead on...

why is this so true... I was triggered by those sentences so much haha but its in a way a relief to know that I´m not the only one thinking like that

Are we... Venom? Sorry, I just had to say it I can relate thought

God i fr cried reading this... Nobody's really understood me so much like u,a fellow infp

I sure do

Here is an enigma discovered by this INFP: On: *synchronistic mathematics* posted to SecureTeam channel about UFO/ET Phenomena The UFO Phenomenon can *never* be uncovered *all together.* The basis of ET is extraterrestrial which means it is multidimensional. Not everyone will grow cognitively or spiritually at the same rate, therefore, only a few will apprehend the ET/UFO Phenomena. It begins with mathematics(universal) and synchronicity(subjective). When combined, I label the concept *synchronistic mathematics.* Example: (subjective) When we met, I lived at 915 and my wife lived at 5349. We were married 247 days after my birthday. 9 years later, my daughter was born 365.85 days after my birthtime celebration( exact birthtime on my birthday).Here is the equation that determines this result: 2C +191.534915 (days)= 365.85⤴️ She was born at 20:27 pm which is .85% of the day. My son was born on the day which is 85% of the year. My birth certificate number has this sequence in it: 1485. My birth certificate number reveals many synchronistic events. .247⤵️ hours equals my birth certificate number. (14.85/60) As a percentage of the earth, my birth certificate number is very close to 53.4915° (universal) This is an example of *synchronistic mathematics.* To understand and experience this means that your brain has developed enough to understand and witness events involving the ET/UFO Phenomena.🐛 I have experiences every day.

My first info video haha, you're killing me with this accuracy

Definitely, you're level of understanding of the type is high and the way you convey your observations could not be more concise. I'll probably binge watch your channel later haha. Thank you for your interest in us.

I was hoping that some people would show their INFP trait: Curiosity. .85% of a day is my daughter's birthtime. .85% of a year is my son's birthday. There are more connections, but I feel I have posted enough. Mathematically it exceeds anything Carl Jung and Wolfgang Pauli discovered that lead to the book published on my birth year: "On Synchronicity."

That sign would be Do Not Disturb

@@Sibernethy We need a display indicating status on our foreheads? I'll look into it.

Nah it’s more like.l distract the hell out of us. Get me out of my head for a minute

It definitely should

Watch us as we stare into space. That's a pretty good indicator.

@@NathanJGlass yeah !

Celline a lot of the time for me personally

You are not alone in that feeling (fellow INFP here).

it feels like I'm made to understand but not to be understood #INFP_T

Usually i feel so wrong, and its hard sometimes. Idk if this is normal to infp's

Not all infp's are like that

SAME HERE OMG💯 THE ACCURACY OF THIS IS ASTONISHING

I know right.

Yup. I thought I was atheist because I never bought into religion. I realize now that you don’t have to be a part of, or follow a religion to be in touch with god or be spiritual. Life’s been a lot better since.

Connorfied WHUT ive seen the devil so I have no choice but to know what’s really going on behind the scenes. The armageddon is nigh

YES THIS!!

This.

Fucking yes!

Same

This is me.

I feel the same way. It's a constant tug or war inside my brain.

Ah yes. I really understand you here.

Why I know this so well? :'D

Very poetic.

Very well written

Glad you enjoyed the video!

Same. I've been anxious these past few years. Learning that there are people like me too... made me feel save.

Reading your name made me puke somehow

@@ramirroxd6986 that was so rude

me too.. i feel like i’ve found my people. i might come here more often because i feel so safe here b

"Always changing to put others at ease." Best line I've ever heard to summarize how we can be so lonely in a crowd even as we have their attention and acceptance. It's not hard to be myself when I'm by myself. But in contact with others it's very hard to not default to being whatever they need to see me as in the moment. Everyone ends up thinking I'm just like them and we're like twin souls and feel like they've always known me. But I've just found the aspects of my personality and nature that resonate with theirs and he brought them to surface while keeping the elements I intuitively know wouldn't be as charming buried deep in the background.

This is the most relatable comment I've ever stumbled upon

@@shawndouglas4854Wow, your comment hit the nail on the head. I'm not the only one like this in the world and it is comforting to know it's OK to be someone like me and to say no. Thank you for the comment and I am sorry for your hardships. I'm busy trying to let people go in my life who just take and take and what you said is true, that if I didn't so easily change for people it would make it harder for them. I don't even realize I have changed until I think retrospectivly. More food for thought for me. Thanks.

@@glowcitybluei.s.195 True story.

@@chazakachazzta6044 We're definitely vibing that mutual INFP thing here haha. I feel you on so many levels. Just to illustrate: It really is hard to not be a fully turned on nozzle once I've decided to care about any person or have come to consider their influence important in my life. It really is hard to not be an enabler of bad behavior. Saying "No" to people that matter to me or that I've just taken a shine too in an encounter is probably one of the hardest things in my life. I feel like a failure when I feel like I can't be what they need me to be or can't deliver on something they're asking for. I have a terrible time setting boundaries for myself to know when I'm expecting too much of myself and giving more than I ought to. I often experience burnout and anxiety from trying too hard with too many of the people who's love and validation I crave. This makes me want to just shut the whole world out and crawl in a corner and stay their in the fetal position. My first relationship was with a very extroverted, driving kind of person. She stomped all over me and pushed me around and I took it because I had fallen in love with my ideal of her. When I finally broke, I started arguing back and became venomous in ways I never thought I could be. She broke it off with me and I was crushed because I had committed to resolving our differences and being with her for life. I put the blame on me for the differences. But when she broke off from our relationship, I turned exact opposite because that disloyalty totally broke my heart and ate me up inside. This is just one of many stories lol. Maybe it's weird to say so much, but hey, I feel like as a fellow INFP, you're going through stuff. So I wanted to be a little vulnerable with you and let you know, it will be ok. I didn't decide to take the toxic person out of my life. She left. And only later did I realize how toxic she was to me. It hurts bad for us to let go of those we've come to love or just become attached to in general. But you're going to make it. You are not alone in this world. I feel for you as a fellow human being and sufferer in this trials of this world. We care about relationships so deeply. And it is through them that are closest to us that we are the most hurt because we rarely allow opportunity for those not already close to hurt us. You are doing a great thing deciding to let the toxic people go. And in the end, they and you will be better off for it. And you'll get to heal and reform yourself back to who you really are. Then you can give your best self to your self first of all. And then share it more carefully and wisely with others after going through this process. I believe in you!

This is a good point. Certain types value this level of introspection much more and INFPs are probably at the top of the list for that ~ Nathan

Yes.. 😅 i suggested my friends to do an mbti test. they didnt show any farther interest after finding their mbti type, one of my friend didn't finish the test because she feel that there is lots of questions.they told me that it was waste of time😇. i thought we can't share mbti memes and can talk about ourselves bit more 😅😇.

@@infpsoul8956 no offence but your friend sucks lol 😊

@@infpsoul8956 I question what they are doing with their lives 🤨💬🤯

INFPs love to know more about themselves. Finding out their personality and how much they relate to it, gives them further understanding about why they do the things they do. "It makes sense now!"

I'm nearly 3 decades older than you. As an INFP I can honestly say that you need to focus on the good. Stop trying to fix yourself, you aren't broken. Embrace who you want to be and try things. Dont be afraid to fail because you will fail, we all have and will. We also get up and move on and keep trying things. Choose fun things that intrigue your curiosity. Commit to keeping things you are good at, that make you and your tribe happy and that help the surrounding community. Improve things, never leave things worse. Even if it's picking up a piece rubbish. We are life's gyroscopes, we look weird, like we are about to fall over but we are fascinatingly balanced!

@@Larissa_aus316 I know your comment was meant for Mason76, but I'm a 20yo feeling exactly what they said, but after reading your reply it really encouraged me. Thank you for taking the time out and leaving this comment here. I needed it tonight. :")

@@isharachel4387 same

Same. Everyone I went to school with have careers and families. I envy them so much. I have a degree, but work minimum wage (I guess I suck at interviews) and don't even have friends. My life is just work and spending time alone on my computer when I get home.

Really wish I'd heard all of that 15 years ago. Had to learn all those points the hard way. C'est la vie

Thank you.

thank you

Thanks for the advice. I’ve been trying to figure out a way I can generate an income that would be sufficient to support a family on while doing something I actually enjoy. I love making music and would totally love a job where I could make songs for whatever people needed them for. I’ve also thought about building custom guitars or furniture. Who knows. I have time to figure it out but I’d really love to just start doing something as soon as possible because I know when I find out what it is I wanna do it will be a lot of fun.

Thank you

this.

Holy shit. Me too :(

Can relate.

This. I feel like I'm reading about myself

Jeremy, so me. So me. I cut so many people out of my life these last 5 years.

I relate to this so much. I’m about to be a freshman in college but I have no clue what kind of career I want. I don’t like the idea of having to stick to one career path because I feel like it’s entrapping and just a social construct. I want so much to change the world, but like the WHOLE world for the better. I wish I was able to fix everything but that task is obviously too big and unrealistic. So do I just focus on chipping away at a single corner? I don’t like the idea of trying to “make a dent” and I feel like I would give up since I can’t work on projects for too long. I am intrigued by so many career choices but repel at the idea of spending my whole life on just one.

I'm nearly 3 decades older than you. As an INFP I can honestly say that you need to focus on the good. Stop trying to fix yourself, you aren't broken. Embrace who you want to be and try things. Dont be afraid to fail because you will fail, we all have and will. We also get up and move on and keep trying things. Choose fun things that intrigue your curiosity. Commit to keeping things you are good at, that make you and your tribe happy and that help the surrounding community. Improve things, never leave things worse. Even if it's picking up a piece rubbish. We are life's gyroscopes, we look weird, like we are about to fall over but we are fascinatingly balanced!

@@Larissa_aus316 this was very great to read. But I think it's a coincidence that my life right now feels like shreds and I'm at a point where this eye opening growth help.. roaches even through KZfaq haha. And actually I couldn't get up from my room the other day..but thanks to reading this and word of advice from my mom..I got up and decided to keep going!! I realized up to this day exactly what you told me. Thank you and ill keep trying :)

y'know can I just say I'm also in highschool about to graduate and it made me realize how much even though I love art I genuinely want to teach an art class one day simply because i wanna make a change as well Its a small one but personally good teachers will always exist and I want to become a good or even great teacher one day BD anyways this is me agreeing and getting side tracked don't mind me I just agree alot BD

Glad you liked it! ~ Nathan

Me too! Like a lightbulb moment. I was like ohh I do that!

May I ask you what you do for a living, or better said how you found your career path? I‘m currently stuck and torn and about to quit my retail job not knowing whether I should try to go after my musical and artistic dreams or not. I would love to hear advice from you!

holy shit how're you doing now rita

@@Emi-hn7ff I am an ordained Rabbi (started rabbinical school at age 50). This was my third career and I loved it. My field of concentration was providing spiritual accompaniment to advanced elders (average age 91). I am mostly retired now but still officiate at occasional life cycle events. My best advice is to follow your heart and your passion. We INFPs are not made for the tedium that most mainstream careers “offer.” We need to honor our unique gifts and proceed from there. Blessings on your journey!

@@enk335 great! Enjoying retirement…it gives me lots of time to read my books and play with my vast assortment of toys and my 4 retired racing Greyhounds!

@@ritahertzberg5762 Thank you for the wonderful reply! I think it‘s so interesting that you changed careers several times and it really gives me hope. I’m still not quite there yet but I have faith it’ll somehow work out. So so happy for you that you found a fulfilling path at 50 even! I hope you enjoy your retirement and get to experience wonderful times with your loved ones. Stay healthy and happy. 🤍

I totally identify with it feeling horrifying. And yes people seem to get overwhelmed by me seeing everyone's side even if I vehemently disagree with it. I always know where I stand and will be like, that just ain't right, but I can still see why you think it is.

@@NathanJGlass Personally, I'm hyper-aware of timing and whether or not the other person seems ready and open (not necessarily to me, but to that insight) in the moment. There are times when a well-meaning comment can do more harm than good, and "Do no harm" is probably my # 1 rule in life. I have a feeling that Ne-Ti users (if they have well-developed Ne) may also do the same on-the-spot assessments of people's readiness to hear certain points, but for Ti users it's an awareness of prerequisite background knowledge, while for me (although I do think about that as well), I'm more aware of the emotional wounds and inner conflicts that could cause someone to misinterpret what I say. I don't give up, but wait for an opening in the flow of communication. It's not Fe because I really don't care about social conventions, I just empathize with how that person's individual experiences might affect what they hear.

@@NathanJGlass yes, usually only when asked because if it's not wanted they often don't accept it. My few close friends I will say anything to but I don't know them well I will try a roundabout way of trying to get them the information.

@@appletree6898 that's what I attempt to do as well. If someone isn't open to receiving then it can be seen as ill intentioned.

Would that not depend on the kind of accent? In his case i agree tgat his accent makes it better..but would the same thing be true if a german for example spoke english?

@@PowerRedBullTypology to me yes but thn we'd be talkn about inflection of the voice cuz it coud get scary or like aggressive. And now i feel a lil racist after typing that.

hey what are you talking here? German akzent dos noot saunt harsch. It just speaks pure competence and conviction. -.-

Hehe, yep. Even my normally cranky cockatiel was mesmerized and curious

@Crucibelle HOW ABOUT A DUTCH ONE!?

Well said, hope you liked the video.

Actually when I took the test it said INFJ when I took another test it said isfj

Exactly! Great)

I acknowledge that someday I myself will come to an end, so I've made it my goal to make the most out of my life :)

It’s very positive and it’s true! 💕

I love the way you think

My condolences.

Damn. I feel the pain...but he also must be happy and at peace right now. I share all my positivity with you~

WhAt is the magpie concept? I tried googling it, couldn’t find a lot about it.

I’m very sorry to hear that.

I hope it’ll get better, really

I totally agree as an INFP!

Omg, YAS! I think exactly like you! I was raised in a very religious family and through time, one of the things that made me want to quit all this is because my best friend is gay. I was going to church and all the time I heard about that being a wrong thing.. I didn't see a problem with being gay or whatever.. LGBTQ, I care about what people are and if they're good or not! So I felt terribly conflicted like: how can I be here if I don't agree with what they're saying and my best friend is gay? This doesn't make any sense! And then I decided to quit. It was a lot of trouble because of my parents who almost made me go to church by force but things are better now. But still all my family try to bring me back to church, specially my grandmas. My life wasn't going that well and and they kept telling me all that was happening was because I wasn't going to church and because I was a rebel xD Sooooo, now, I'm a person that really seeks for spirituality but without boundaries. I truly believe there is something bigger than us, something that we can't understand, but everything has a reason. Religion doesn't work for me because it restrains us on our decisions. We need to be free to choose our way and be real to ourselves and change for ourselves, not because we are afraid of a God sending us to hell because of that, that's not a real behaviour change, it's just fear. I said too much, sorry haha

I’m a Christian and an INFP but I am not against LGBTQs. Just because you don’t agree with something doesn’t mean you are against it or you think you are better. Every single person on this earth that has ever existed besides Jesus is a sinner. The Bible doesn’t have “rules” to make people feel bad but for their own good. If you would read the Bible without judgement you would see the why behind it all.

@@kerinac1909 its great that christianity is a good fit for you, but i think we will have to agree to disagree...i find some christians (not saying you) are very judgemental of others lifestyle choices because its seen as a 'sin' or 'against the rules'...not even just LGBT people but no sex before marriage, how people (especially women) dress (like girl defined and how they believe you have to cover up), birth control etc. i just feel like something isn't really a 'sin' if it isn't harming people, and that person is trying to be the best person they can be.

@@ingrid5944 omg you put into words exactly what I'm feeling lately, thank you. And I'm going through pretty much the same situation. Both sides of my family are very religious, and mostly on the conservative side, so being in line with what they believe to be right/wrong really conflicts with me. I like the idea of believing in gods and whatnot, but I feel like the whole thing has been broken down by humans and lost its real purpose.

I've heard of that book but I haven't looked into it yet, I'll add it to my list! ~ Nathan

Why

That's really interesting. I am confused as to if I am an INTP or an INFP. Just like you, I enjoyed that book but at the same time I enjoyed Jordan Peterson's 12 rules for life which seems to contradict it completely 😂. I think my INTP persona keeps my INFP at bay and vice versa 🤔.

Well then we are not so different. I LOVE conversations like that!

haha xD same, when I was little I ate cheese sandwiches everyday for lunch for...8 years? I eventually started feeling like they were disgusting, so changed.

R u kidding me, I'm infp and I've been eating the same thing for breakfast for three years now

I wonder what everyone's astrological sign is. Because if INFPs aren't supposed to like to stay put we're all an exception. Lol there I go trying to individualize us all :) Seriously though, I'm a Sun in Taurus. Very stable grounded and like staying put. Sometimes longer than I should. Many other factors create the whole "Who am I" picture. I'd imagine those who don't go deep into that study assume they know who they are because they have found a label or a good set of labels that fit "I am black" "I am Republican" "I am INFJ" "I am a Doctor, Pisces, foodie, Grandmother..." With so many endless combinations of things I, as an INFP, lol think it's difficult to say you know who you are without a full and complete picture of who you could be (understanding potentialities). Not necessarily trying everything on aimlessly... But definitely exploring life and all aspects of Self through the lens of your unique core ideals and values.

I think I am an INFP, and only considering eating the same meal for a week makes me want to vomit. I could not eat the same breakfast of the day before, I would rather skip breakfast instead of repeating it. Plus I do not really know who I am, so do you really know that you are an INFP?

What

Hey! Same here!

Yes I am overthinker

Wow true

Came here cause I was unsure which one I was.

Wow true. But the question is, are we still an infp?

Have you considered writing a book or creating a comic? Maybe a video game? I'm an INFP and I've been doing exactly the same thing as long as I can remember. I'm now working on a comic and designing stories for tabletop games I would like to play with others. Put that creativity to good use!

Me too me too

@@IishTyto yeah actually I have considered that a lot but when I am just about to start I tell myself that it's gonna be a dumb book or story and I just lose interest quickly but seeing other infps creating comics or stories really encourage me I will try harder, thank you and I wish you best luck 🧡

@@8moltovivace8 thanks for making me feel more normal🧡

@@IishTyto and knowing there are other people doing like me make me feel relieved I have never met anyone who is doing like that or I just didn't dare to ask anyone about it (except my mother once ) but eventually I decided to share it here and I think it was a good decision 😊

I'm an INFP and Catholic, and I've learned to appreciate the beauty of religious rituals. They help keep my mind from running away with itself. Besides, Catholicism gives me a variety of daily devotions to choose from.

Beautifully put. Thank you for speaking for me and good luck with the rest of your life. I don't know you, but I love you. See you on the other side, friend.

I think I get what he said a bit too though. When I was young I pursued religion as part of finding my self. I found a church that was reflective in my feeling about who God is and I mesh very well with the religious branch I picked. But at the same time I'm very fluid about some of the ritualistic aspects of religion (actually the church I picked also downplays actual rituals that have developed over time). As far as people that rigidly conform to a religion and then harshly judge others of different religions or those within theirs that don't follow exactly as they think they should, it really bothers me. So it's like the religion I picked helped shape my spirituality, and my already existing moral view lead me to keep looking until I found one that fit me. It seems still INFP. :) Edit: conclusion he means rigid dogma when saying religion, but spirituality does not prevent one from searching for greater meaning within established religions. I think the INFP is there for the idea of connecting to a greater power, and not necessarily that if you chant a line a certain number of times your are absolved, ECT.

@@NathanJGlass I see. Thank you very much for your advice :)

I’m also Infp and I have come to Except that I am unapologetically myself and others appreciate that. Find the place and people that fit u. :)

Infps glow when they find something they're really passionate about. You can't stop them. Someone correct me if im wrong. Im an infp as well. I really think that we are naturally most ourselves doing a thing were passionate about. All the anxiety just goes away.

I can empathize. I'm also INFP and feel like I've had to put on a mask to fit into society. I feel like a shape shifter. INFPs are not inherently seen as "masculine" and I find myself having to be something I'm not constantly to find any kind of success both in the business world and in dating/relationships.

absolutely! I was an INFJ for years but now I’m an INFP :)

You underestimate the power of intelligence :) I'm INFP and my brother is ENTP, but he'll be able to produce any of the content discussed in this video despite having trickster Fi. I'm trying to say, I hope you're not surprised if he is not one of us!

@@msc8382 lol yeah! Still hoping otherwise tho xD

He's not one of uuus

The person in the video is an INFJ. Pretty similar I guess.

@@sockscav nope, Nathan is an INTP.

what was your learning style like?

The deepest blessings to you, most Holy Child of the Light.

You might have ended up picking a school already. One thing that helped me is I went and visited. But also I try to boil down what I wanted in a school. I had to be within budget cuz I didn't want student loans, I wanted a small campus that was close knit, ECT. Start making your list of what you think you may or may not want and go explore those ideas. also leave yourself flexibility to change universities or schools if you need to. For example I did one year in community college close to family before transferring to my school of choice. if you get to the point where you're all tied up in knots and can't make any decisions, go with the school that's close by, has a good rating and low cost, once you get started with a semester two under your belt you'll probably have a better idea of what you do and don't like and then can either stay there or move on to another school. :) Oh and if you're like me and had a hard time picking an actual career there's also trade schools. So for example I eventually picked nurse, but I should have gone and gotten a short CNA degree first to get some experience and help pay with school as I got my RN. Many careers have something you can start in that gives you a taste before you dedicate 4 years and 40k.

Sarah a you should look into what your astrological birth chart is. If you’re looking at cancer because you’re a cancer, know that’s only your sun sign. You have a sign for every planet. Google astrolabe and take the quiz, it tells you what it all means in easy paragraphs. I’m on a quest to know myself and learning about INTPs as well as really looking into my birth chart has helped a lot x

i'm a cancer sun and my chart is full of water signs while i'm also infp.

@@JosselyneCastrojayarrcee thanks, yes I used to do that too and I feel like it really does explain some other traits of mine well :) my grandma once gave me a very detailed birth chart which looking back also predicted one of the career options I took (which was fascinating as well as kind of creepy hehe)

@@loveishollo hi former cancer-infp! well my chart is quite mixed, i mainly have air signs and a couple of water and earth signs :)

Josselyne Castro the stars aren't lined up I can't read this comment sorry

Could be making fun of himself. Definitely something I would say about my own concepts to not seem pretentious

Okay Mr. Infp whisperer. :o you're amazing! Keep up the good work ^^

@@NathanJGlass Nathan Glass it's not very much fun 😂 😂 have to sometimes act like an estj to pull order and then inevitably crash and burn. Also, this channel rocks. I'm sure it's going to be super popular in no time. Not a biased judgement, but the explanations were done very thoroughly in a way which made perfect sense - something I find pretty rare.

I'm also an infp older sibling lol and it's rough I'm supposed to be the ' good example' and I'm kinda a mess 😂

@@leii2x Me too. My younger sister's an ISFJ. Super organised compared to me.

I think you have a profound way of understanding the world and yourself. I think you are correct in saying that you are present in all the memories of your life and experiences as well. When you look in the past, present, and future; this is true. Consider when you look in another three different phases of ourselves so to say. Awake, dream, and deep sleep. You are present in all three. One observes all worldly things, the next observes the projection of the observer, and the final observes blankness. You are that who exists in all three. You are the observer. The one in the present.

@@Conzetle Thank you for the kind words, and hmm, what you say stretches farther from what I said, and I quite enjoy it. I wanted to say that I am not merely present in personal experiences, but I feel like I am those touches, tastes, smells and feelings that I form, personally towards the experiences. Each one of them drop their own colour into the psyche and alter it, and yet, add up to the water (personality) piled within my mind (bowl).

That's cute. INFPs do have INP in common. You can bond on ideas and their meaning. If you're INTP, you like to make the ideas structurally feasible (even if it would cost a huge investment). I'd argue, INFP is about CREATING/DERIVING potential, while INTP is about MAPPING potential and how to achieve it. Just a two cents ^^.

@@msc8382 it's like a team of two to chabge the world!

whats your secret to adulthood?

@@ravingsofa...6 honestly not giving a flying rats butt about other peoples opinions. I believe that the only two people I need to impress are my 4yr old self and my 100 year old self. I'm not bothered by people who think I'm childish, i think people full into the adult trap of believing that once you're an adult you cant like "childish things" such as cartoons for example. I've found a way to balance the above with adult responsibilities .

@@Danni317 I’m glad you have stayed true to yourself. The world had ground me down into a horrible and these videos and comments are helping me rediscover who I am.

My bad! ~ Nathan

Holy fuck. Before I took the personality test I’ve been saying this shit my whole life

pressedinabook welp... now I know why I related to him lol.

INFP here. I had this experience once where I said Catcher in the Rye was one of my favorite books to a group of peers, and then they immediately chided me for liking the book and attacked Holden’s character. It was so heartbreaking :(

I'm an Infp. I read The catcher in the rye on my early teenager years. Haven't understanding a thing. But it seems like a lot of people love it...

oh my god. ive read catcher in the rye once and it really struck me. some of my friends who have tried reading it didnt continue because they didnt like the narrator. but i picked this book up BECAUSE of the narrator, it felt like the narration was parallel to my own stream of thoughts. didnt know holden caulfield was an infp. it makes me feel more connected to the book now.

“I cannot change the world but I can change the life of the people around me and help the others”, what a wonderful philosophy, thank you for this comment :)

@@aliyahcawley7757 biggest changes come from smallest actions :)

Francesca Franci Very well said.

I completely agree and relate

@@NathanJGlass thank you 😊

Thank you!

Hm. Interesting. I am not sure if it's great to reduce someone like that... it's not just about to find the way you are through a personality's type. I know it is not what you're talking 'bout... I want to be more specific so...I am going to explain myself. Apparently, I am Infp too... but each time I find a kind of box in a psychological way.. I am struggled between my illusion to put myself into that point and my realistic mind... Well, always a fight.. Imagination VS logical stuffs.. But.. somehow... I secretly prefer imagination ( I do not know why I say " secretly " .. I am french and it sounds cool for me to say that xDD)... it's like necessary for me to be realistic otherwise my spirit fly with fishs in the sky and swim with birds in the middle of nowhere in the ocean. So, I am not a believer in that way too but I am a truelly spiritual person. I love to think about..the meaning of life. Nature, Universe. My place. I can't imagine a world without creativity.. creativity is not just " do it " something.. is inside ourself...is to "BE " in a first place. So many people confuse many stuffs on it because they do not understand that This meaning of life is to learn to know ourself to be a better Heart's thinker 😊 ! (By the way. I am agnostic . Voilà. 😁)

Nathan Glass I guess these are just rough drafts and thoughts that will later be crafted into a script if some kind . . . still open to the input of others. . .

I´d agree that religion is uninteresting for most INFPs bcs of the Te-heavyness. We actually do like Ti reasoning, but only if it´s on a field that provides us enough space to do so. In religion everything is Te-fixed and there is no room for individual observations and reasoning. -Well, there is, but dare to speak your own thoughts and strong believers will almost doom you.. Going through life and encountering spirituality itself however gives us the opportunity to really explore and learn the magic of life without anyone telling us: This means that, and that is a symbol for... We like to experience the ungraspable and are sometimes able to make it graspable for others. But then we incidentially built something we don´t like. A Te-frame. :D

Walter Wiseman thanks for the in depth explanation!

I see how Religion could be to most INFPs a lot of my infps aren’t. Although for me even since I was a child I had a deep relationship with my Lord. An extremely rooted one and loyal one. I can spot any wrong or unauthentic religion because of this. Because I know the Lord so well, so deeply and for so long. I thought maybe the strong connection has something to do with being an INFP. But also the non judgmental way. Like the be who you are I will still love you and love the heck out of you to lead you to the One who loves the most.

C v I think a lot of it has to do with the environment. If you were in a space where you were allowed to make religion your own I think Fi doms are more comfortable with more traditional religions. However, not every environment is set up to welcome INFPs (or any type) with open arms. I definitely think there’s room for INFPs personal Fi relation with any mainstream religion, it just doesn’t happen 100% of the time. Though, it’s always very clear (and I see that your post is backing this up too) they are looking for that Fi personalized authenticity and they will go wherever they can find it, wether they manage it in the mainstream environment, more esoteric, or no religion at all.

@@NathanJGlass Wow... But no, I'm very camera shy, man. That's not for me

It says In The Bible, we re not of this world we dont belong to this world we dont fit in because we belong to the heaven's kingdom. Our behaviour is all in benefit for the Kingdon of Heaven and God's WORK and word on Earth. WE HAVE PURPOSE,the world has no place for usmisfits because Jesus destined us for something FaR GREATER to be a PURPOSE IN This WORLD. INFPs are special because they have DNA that belongs especially TO CHRIST. I dont know if its true but i certainly belive it. , me being a Christian, its a wonde to me how infp's are almost exactly who God has calledus to BE with His Divine Nature in us. I Tell you, there is such a sense in my heart, INFP'S ARE GOD'S SPECIAL ONES. You dont have to believe it and accept it but one thing is they are Special T GOD. JESUS -LOVES US! We are His example to the world and the reason we feel spirituality is BECAUSE WE HIS, GOD'S. CHOSEN ONES IN THIS PRESENT END WORLD THAT WILL SOON BE END.

CYRIL THOMAS 2 of my Christian friends are INFPs and one is an INFJ as well :) .. I think there could definitely be something to it! 🤷🏻‍♀️☺️

Yeah I couldn't agree more! I keep seeing videos titled things like "INFP vs Normal People" Absurd! We *are* normal people! There's more than one way to be a human ^^

Thank you! That’s amazing to hear ~ Nathan.

Haha!! :)

Love that quote! ~ Nathan

This is certainly one of the best compliments I could hope for! We have lots of INFP videos on this channel, feel free to check them out ~ Nathan

Love Who I have, and they were all excellent and insightful. This is my new favorite mbti channel by far :)