8 Possible Reasons the INFJ in Your Life Stopped Texting You

Even with a busy schedule, we INFJs will take the time to respond to texts from those we care about. But we also have a tendency to get caught up in things, like causes we deeply support.

INFJ, Relationships, Modern LifeAshley CantaveMarch 3, 2022INFJ, friend, text, texting, relationship, respond, responding, busy, texts, care, forget, neglecting, serious, dealing with, stop, hurt, offend, values, apologize, door slam, advice, phone, reach out, distance, sense, conversation, communication, communicate, reasons, confusing, conflicting, conflicted, discover, unsettling, discovery, angryComment

You loved someone when they were in a bad place, and they left once they got out of it. This might be why.

As you spend time with this person, you can’t help but imagine what your life together will look like once they recover.

RelationshipsAshley CantaveNovember 4, 2021unrequited love, heal, healing, recover, recovery, heartbreak, heartbroken, wounded, relationship, leave behind, rejected, tendency, romantic, friendship, popular, new life, forget, forgotten, feelings, emotions, heart, popularity, compassionate, sensitive, one-sided, reciprocalComment

8 Things I Would Tell My First Crush If I Could See Him Again

When I fell in love with my fifth grade crush, my entire world shifted. If we happen to meet again, I’d like to tell him at least the following eight things.

INFJ Love, RelationshipsAshley CantaveMarch 8, 2021INFJ love, first crush, questions, search, find, courage, happiness, heart, fifth grade, forget, remind, teach, INFJ crush, see again, meet againComment

4 Things I Wish I Knew Before Having My First Crush

My first official crush started when I was nine years old. I liked boys before him, but until my crush on him began, I had never felt that strong an attachment to another person.

INFJ Love, RelationshipsAshley CantaveMarch 1, 2021first crush, unrequited love, fifth grade, yearning, search, deep, INFJ love, forget, remember, heart, feelings Comments

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