If you’re an INFJ or someone who loves deeply, these prompts will encourage you to ask yourself what this crush means to you and what your feelings for them say about how you feel about yourself.
Read MoreIf you never confessed your feelings to this person, make sure you do that now.
Read MoreSometimes, 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.”
Read MoreThere are times when you might actually want to reach out to an INFJ in writing over other forms of communication, like in-person talks, phone calls, or social media.
Read MoreConstructive criticism can help all of us grow. But for ENTJs who can often give blunt criticism, it’s not likely to be well-received by an INFJ or INFP even if it is honest or constructive.
Read MoreYou probably don’t need to remind yourself of what you love about your crush. But you might find it helpful to remind yourself what you love about you.
Read MoreThe thing about love is, even though it’s best expressed in actions, words are helpful to avoid vagueness.
Read MoreIf this is someone you like and that you feel is worthy of your time and affection, don’t be afraid to give them a chance.
Read MoreIt takes significant mental and emotional energy to keep up a mask. As an INFJ, your mental and emotional energy would be much better spent using the gifts you were blessed with to help the world.
Read MoreBased on my experiences as an INFJ and those of other INFJs, I’ve noticed that the deepest connection happens when it happens in the mind, heart, and soul.
Read MoreIf someone doesn’t give you a clear response, you’re in a state of limbo. You may find yourself wondering, “How exactly do they feel about me?”
Read MoreAn INFJ won’t usually reject someone because they felt like it one day or because they just changed their mind about them. They’ll usually have a reason for doing this.
Read MoreDo you like this person as more than a friend, are you in love with them, or do you just enjoy their company and wonder if you could become more than friends?
Read MoreIf you’re feeling unlovable, the deep root of it is that you’re probably having trouble loving yourself.
Read MoreINFJs are known to be perfectionists. As an INFJ, I know what it feels like when perfectionism gets the best of you.
Read MoreThe internet has given people yet another way to compare themselves—in “likes” and “follows.”
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