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Pros And Cons Of Being An INFP

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I am about to be 110% frank with you, and please do not take what I am going to say as hatred towards you. I have feelings of frustration that need somewhere to go. If I say something that offends you, I don’t mean to; I have so much in my head right now and something's gotta give. Part of being an INFP is that my worst fear in life is hurting someone feeling. You know the redefinition of our friendship is something you needed, this is what I need. Also, DO NOT think what I am about to tell you as being too emotionally involved and think that your direct actions had a pull in putting me there.
There is no reason for beating around the bush so I am just going to say it. I am not happy right now and not really in a good place. I believe the last time I was genuinely happy was back at the beginning of March. I haven’t gotten a restful night sleep …show more content…

In my head, the idea of growing up, getting a job, starting a life, even growing old scares the ever-loving daylights out of me. When I was six years old, I had a midlife crisis that I was going to die. I fell into this deep and dark depression, that took months to get me out of. Since this fear has always been with me, I developed certain coping techniques to stop my fear from ever getting the best of me. This fear mainly appears at the end of a big life event like ending my first year at a new school. So during, Spring Break, the fear started to rise again, and then you dropped your bombshell on me and decided you didn’t want to talk to me. My mind became absolutely fried trying to cope and deal with everything. I thought I could rely on my old coping techniques and they didn’t work. Because my taste has changed in movies, shows, music, my attitude has changed. So I started going to see a counselor to try and work through everything and get some new better techniques. And it just hasn’t worked yet. So now I am just trying to survive and get through

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When realizing what you fear, you are more likely to be scared and hurt by the fear. Since it has been feared for so long that idea of fear starts to fade without realizing it because it is normal at some point. Fearing something for so long can make someone lose hope in certain accomplishments and fights. Some people will live in fear because of the thought that what they fear will eventually catch up to them, “ Tis harder knowing it is due, Than knowing it is here.”

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The events of the past few months were twisted around my ankles and dragged around their weight wherever I went. My friends were enjoying the beginning of the school year without me, and the discouraging weakness that comes with

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The human race fears one thing collectively, inevitability. Each individual has an inevitable fate or looming inescapable fact hanging over them and it’s not just death. It can be anything such as family; physical and mental illness; the consequences of your actions; sworn duty; or yes, death. The scariest fate can be simply living with yourself and who you are.

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When I was younger all I used to do was worry about my family, and what I would become later in life. It wasn’t until about Freshman year that I learned to let go and whatever happens, happens. Once I learned to do this I later came to accept who I was, and I learned that everything would be okay. After I did this I became happier in my life.

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Thinking about adulthood doesn’t really scare me, in fact I’m rather excited to move on to college and be on my own. But that’s the big picture. The thing with adulthood is that people only think of the big picture. The little things like alcoholism, depression, loneliness don’t cross our minds when we think of being independent. There are so many unhappy things that happen that little kids don’t even notice.

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I overslept because I had gotten off late the night before, and had arrived expecting a lecture. We were doing a group project, and the look my professor gave me sent ice through my heart. I sat down with a group of girls whose names I didn’t know but were always nice to me, and kept my head down and covered the entire time, filled with a fear I had never experienced. When everyone got up to leave class, the sudden movement was too much for me, and I bolted from class, hyperventilating all the way to my car. I don’t know how long I cried, but I called into work, saying I had thrown up.

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