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VaseFace is youtube series featuring different personality types, their one-on-one interactions, and their unique perspectives on the world. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL3QUzjyBCxYqA6PLOIW4IQ
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You know you're obsessed with personality theories when
Person: so... What's your type?
Me: MBTI type or Enneagram type?
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Really quick typing
There are so many other factors to visually typing people than what I’m about to list but these are pretty consistent
Fe dom: proportional warmth/openness in eyes and mouth
Se dom: extremely present looking, looks natural wherever they are
Te dom: constraint in eyes and smile; a little uncomfortable looking
Ni dom: distant eyes, late/awkward smile
Ti dom: critical stare, tight lipped
Fi dom: glossy eyes, in some sort of personal bubble
Ne dom: flitting eyes, erratic expressions
Si dom: level stare, restraint in posture
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I've always read it as "THAT is the question." It's amazing how the different inflections can alter the meaning so much!
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INFJ-INFJ Friendship
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When an ENFP finds a toy... #enfp #infj #mbti #vaseface
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I want to stand as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’t see from the center.
Kurt Vonnegut, Mother Night (via quotesfromwhere)
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Make no judgments where you have no compassion.
Anne McCaffrey (via quotesfromwhere)
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The 8 Cognitive Functions and How INFJs Use Them
Dominant function: Introverted Intuition (Ni)
Introverted Intuition is when you receive insights and ideas that seem to come from nowhere. Ni jumps from point A to Z without a logical explanation of how it got there. It is extremely future-oriented, abstract, and often sees patterns and symbolism.
Ni is the INFJs dominant, or strongest, function, meaning it is the function INFJs depend on the most to gather information.
Auxiliary function: Extroverted Feeling (Fe)
Extroverted feeling is concerned with the energy, moods, and feelings of other people. It is extremely empathetic. Fe-users often feel as if it is hard to distinguish between their own feelings and the feelings of those around them.
Fe is the INFJs auxiliary, or supportive, function, meaning it is the function that helps your dominant function use the information it’s gathered to make decisions.
Tertiary function: Introverted Thinking (Ti)
Introverted thinking makes decision based on theories and data processed internally. Ti prefers to create it’s own systems and methods for doing things rather than follow pre-set guidelines or instructions.
Ti is the INFJs tertiary, or relief, function, meaning it is weaker and less developed than the top two functions, and therefore is most enjoyed when used in a stress-free or recreational environment (such as when playing computer games rather than at work).
Inferior function: Extroverted Sensing (Se)
Extroverted Sensing is focused on the here and now — what you are seeing, tasting, smelling, hearing, and touching. It most appreciates physically pleasing environments and situations.
Se is the INFJs inferior, or aspirational, function, meaning it is also weaker and most enjoyed in a stress-free environment. However, it can also be a source of great pleasure and creativity, especially if it is able to work with the top two functions.
Shadow Functions
Our shadow functions are the weakest 4 functions of our personality type. They are often the source of the negative and unhealthy aspects of our personality.
5th function: Extroverted Intuition
Extroverted Intuition is focused on seeing multiple possibilities and outcomes. It is the opposing function of the INFJ, meaning it is most likely in use when INFJs are acting defensive, stubborn, or uncooperative. Ne as an opposing function may explain why INFJs are easily angered by people who aren’t able to understand multiple perspectives.
6th function: Introverted Feeling
Introverted Feeling makes decisions based on one’s own personal value system. It is more concerned with personal feelings rather than the feelings of others. For INFJs, Fi serves as the critical parent function. It is the voice in your head that often guides self-doubt and makes you critical of yourself and others.
7th function: Extroverted Thinking
Extroverted Thinking makes decisions based on objective facts and logic from the outside world. Te is the INFJs deceiver function, meaning it is often relied upon in extremely high stress/high pressure situations and will distort reality, often making what you think you experience in these moments different from what you actually experienced.
8th function: Introverted Sensing
If Se is concerned with the here and now, Introverted Sensing is concerned with the past. It takes in current information and connects it with sensory memories. As the weakest of the INFJs 8 functions, Si is known as the destructive function. It describes how you take in information when you are at your worst.
What if I’m an INFJ, but my functions don’t exactly match up?
Situations, experience, education, family, and a variety of other factors can influence how we use our 8 cognitive functions. You may be an INFJ with a well-developed Extroverted Thinking function because of life experience that required you to rely on that function more heavily than others.
However, even though functions can and do develop over time, your top two functions will almost always be your go-to functions when it comes to gathering information and making decisions.
Think of your top two functions as a house and the 3rd and 4th functions as the decorations in and outside of the house. The house can stand alone on it’s own, but the decorations make it feel nicer and more homey. Imagine the shadow functions as the people who live inside the house. They have the potential to destroy the house, but can also maintain it nicely if they learn how to properly care for it.
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#ISFJ #infj #mbti #vaseface
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New Definitions 4/5/16
(Happy Star Wars Release Day, Americans. Go Forth & Purchase, Young Jedi.)
Si: I see the world as it should be, and as I choose to interpret it, through my sensory impressions and experiences.
Ni: I see the world as it will be, and as I choose to interpret it, through my personal symbolic imagery and concepts.
Ti: I see the world as a system, and as I choose to interpret it, through my personal logical framework.
Fi: I see the world in terms of emotional dynamics, and as I choose to interpret it, through my personal ethical belief system.
Se: I see what is happening around me and how I can actively participate. I want to push the object or individual to make something happen.
Ne: I see beyond what is happening, to what it could be in a grander state. I live for the potential of the object. I want to push it, to see what happens.
Te: I see what useful purpose this information serves and can simply define it. I can accomplish tangible things with this information.
Fe: I see the emotional dynamics of those around me. I can contribute to the emotional atmosphere to make things happen or prevent them from happening.
You use all of them. Which ones come easiest to you / are preferred?
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