The Types Of Men An INFP Woman Might Marry

Learning Curve In a US Army now more memory than real, an AIT instructor used “learning curve” on the first day of class at Fort Huachuca to tell us we would not all learn at the same rate, but just the same, we would all learn. I’m technophobic; however, the weblog phenomenon impresses me as a revolution in communication. I’m not surprised INFP came in last.

The appeal of the arts to INFPs is the ability to express themselves and their ideas in creative and personal ways. The personal freedom and flexibility of a working artist is a lifestyle often embraced.

By no means short on imagination, INFPs imagine their ideal relationship, forming an image of their soul mate, an embodiment of their lofty ideals, playing and replaying scenarios in their minds of how life could be. INFPs invest time to understand those they are concerned about, while at the same time supporting them to learn, develop and change. This aversion to conflict, while it can add significantly to the stability of the relationship, is one of the most pressing qualities for INFPs to work on.

Between their sensitivity and creativity, INFPs are susceptible to internalizing even objective assertions and points, reading into them excessively, and drawing exaggerated outcomes, at times reacting as if these comments are metaphors intended to threaten the very bedrock of their principles. Typically this is an overreaction, and INFPs should exercise what they preach, and concentrate on bettering their ability to respond to critiques with composed objectivity, instead of irrational accusations and weaponized shame.

At their best, INFPs do almost everything they can to be the perfect partner, keeping true to themselves and motivating their partners to do the same. INFPs do not rush into becoming physically intimate so that they can first get acquainted with their partners, utilizing their creativity to fully grasp their needs and wants, and adjust to them.