Why A True INFJ Fits In Everywhere But Never Fully Anywhere

Why A True INFJ Fits In Everywhere But Never Fully Anywhere. INFJs may not try hard to be socially pleasing but possess specific qualities that attract people. This is why they can easily fit in everywhere. However, does this mean they can fully belong, identify with, and absorb the group’s values? All these reasons explain why INFJs hop from one social circle to another. People like them because they possess some qualities that make them likable. However, this won’t guarantee they would like the INFJ for who they really are. As an INFJ, does this reality hurt you? Do you also hop from one social circle to another? What Does It Mean To Be INFJ? The INFJ personality type, commonly known as The Advocate or Counselor, is one of sixteen in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). INFJs account for about 1-3 percent of the population. If you get an INFJ personality type, it suggests you’re introverted, intuitive, feeling, and judging. Dominant: Introverted Intuition is your primary