INFPs

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>> What this meant for me, after a lifetime of feeling out of sync

with society, was a way of seeing Self. <<

Hi Christiana :::waving::: ~ goodness, I really missed a lot of new

people, didn't I? In case there are any more I have said hello to

already: hellooooooooo :::cupping hands in front of monitor::: You

gave a wonderfully clear and concise description of the INFP. I

relate so much to all you said. About 10 years ago (not long ago,

relative to my entire life) I took the Myers Briggs and was found to

be an INFP. This gave the therapist I was working with at the time a

way to help me to understand (in a less charged way) why I so often

felt like an outsider and why I so often had trouble communicating

with and receiving communication from other (with the exception of

other INFPs, of course). Yes, yes...thank you very much. Shanti ~

Linda