Understanding INFJ Personality and Making Them Happy
Insights on INFJ personality type and how partners can bring happiness.
What is INFJ Personality Type? How Can Partners Make Them Happy?
INFJ is one of the sixteen personality types in MBTI. INFJ personalities are sensitive types with traits of 'introversion', 'intuition', and 'feeling'. They tend to be 'judgmental', being typical rational logicians who need a result for everything; quick, accurate, and decisive without dragging things out.
The characteristics of INFJ are as follows:
- Higher dimension: Their thinking seems to be deeper and more awake than most people, sometimes even a bit abstract.
- Perfectionist: The negative result of perfectionism is procrastination, and these two symptoms often appear simultaneously in INFJ people.
- High sensitivity: They are emotional, like water and clouds, with a higher pursuit of emotions and spiritual aspects.
- Strong compassion, warm and charming: If you have INFJ friends, you will find that although they may seem aloof on the outside, they are very kind and soft at heart and often like small animals and nature.
- Introverted personality: They may be able to integrate into society effectively but are essentially lonely and need a lot of private time and spiritual enjoyment.
- Strong judgment: Being emotional doesn't mean they are not rational. They have good logic, strong curiosity, and like learning and exploring.
To make INFJ partners happier:
- Be sincere: INFJ people are sensitive and awake, so don't deceive them.
- Be loyal: INFJ people have perfectionist tendencies and are a bit picky about relationships.
- Be attentive: Due to their sensitivity, they care about details.
- Be understanding: INFJ people are kind and empathetic.
- Be complementary: INFJ people are introverted, so an extroverted partner can bring different experiences.
- Be wise and mature: INFJ people have depth, so they like partners who are wise and mature.