If an INFJ does happen to be in love with you and you’re someone who’s looking for something more casual, you might want to think very carefully before entering a relationship with them.
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When someone tells an INFP that they like them, the INFP may have trouble responding honestly because they’re so excited at the prospect of experiencing a real relationship.
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If you like someone who seems to like you but turns down your offer to become more than friends, it’s possible that they do want to become more, but their head is convincing them it’s not a good idea.
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Sometimes, when you’re afraid of something, it helps to identify exactly what it is you’re afraid of, rather than having this vague sense of “fear.”
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When I talk about a happy dance, you don’t have to actually celebrate with a dance if you don’t want to. Just find some way to cherish this momentous occasion.
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When not using a dating app, a lot of questions about the “right time” to bring things up might arise.
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This type of confession is best suited for when you either aren’t sure how strongly you feel for the person you like or you’re very unsure how they feel.
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So, when should you confess versus asking your crush out first? I think it comes down to how well you know them.
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If an INFJ prefers to just chill, relax, or hang out with someone, it’s much easier to do that as friends.
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Sometimes you don’t want all the responsibilities that come with being in a relationship. Sometimes you just want a friend to talk to.
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In my experience, the answer to this question depends on three factors. Let’s take a closer look at these factors, shall we?
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