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"... You know you're an INFJ when little, to no people stay in your life for very long, because they don't understand you, your feelings, 'nor your intensity. "

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Are we THAT complicated to even stick around for or are we just destined to be loners?
 
My close friends understand that I don't get out much. They understand that even if I'm not talking to them every minute of every day, it doesn't mean that I love them any less or that I'm mad at them...simply that is how I am.

Romantic attachments on the other hand, that is a different ball of agitation entirely. The loneliness of single life can get depressing, but it pushes me to strive to better myself in other ways at least. Always try to turn the bad into something positive.
 
IME, when someone claims nobody sticks around because they don't get the intensity / emotionalism / hard to understand nature / depth / etc

...it usually just means they're a self-absorbed, annoying mother fucker with poor social skills.
 
IME, when someone claims nobody sticks around because they don't get the intensity / emotionalism / hard to understand nature / depth / etc

...it usually just means they're a self-absorbed, annoying mother fucker with poor social skills.

What about the rest of the time? Uncle fuckers?
 
"... You know you're an INFJ when little, to no people stay in your life for very long, because they don't understand you, your feelings, 'nor your intensity. "

Saw this in a forum and easily related to this.
Are we THAT complicated to even stick around for or are we just destined to be loners?

I happen to push my people away, usually, and not vice versa.

But it is for those reasons.
 
I happen to push my people away, usually, and not vice versa.

But it is for those reasons.

pretty much so in my case too. I just pushed a whole lotta people away. they wernt exactly happy about it needless to say esp when I gave no reason but when i'm with them I get drained crazy just to maintain my masks
 
So I guess we're meant to be lonely, eh?
 
So I guess we're meant to be lonely, eh?

Not necessarily. But thinking that your problems or issues are an unalterable aspect of your concrete personality is one way to ensure that you are.
 
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pretty much so in my case too. I just pushed a whole lotta people away. they wernt exactly happy about it needless to say esp when I gave no reason but when i'm with them I get drained crazy just to maintain my masks

Word.
 
Not necessarily. But thinking that your problems or issues are an unalterable aspect of your concrete personality is one way to ensure that you are.

IMO, we just have to find the right people to share ourselves with.
 
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Oh good, a pity party.
 
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So I guess we're meant to be lonely, eh?

Fuck that noise. You can sit and have a pity party - I'm not going to let someone's inability to understand me stop me from being a happy, sociable person. Maybe we're meant to be misunderstood, but so long as you surround yourself with people who at least strive to better understand you despite the difficulties, you can make the struggle for understanding a worthwhile endeavor - much like how Albert Camus imagines Sisyphus and his boulder. You cannot be lonely unless you have consciously accepted that you are going to be that way.
 
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thein answer is simple, board games
 
Just because it's hard doesn't mean it's impossible, unhealthy, or that it shouldn't be done.

It can be done, it is very possible, and I think if one wants it to happen, one should endeavor towards it.
 
"... You know you're an INFJ when little, to no people stay in your life for very long, because they don't understand you, your feelings, 'nor your intensity. "
Usually we stick to each other for a very long time or not at all. It's very black and white for me when it comes to it. Sometimes I don't want to stick to certain people :tape: That being said, I have very few friends and most of them are long-term. I hardly trust anyone because I love being myself instead of that half-ass version I usually show in public. Maybe that's why I hardly make any new friendships. Picky, to be honest.
 
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Usually we stick to each other for a very long time or not at all. It's very black and white for me when it comes to it. Sometimes I don't want to stick to certain people :tape: That being said, I have very few friends and most of them are long-term. I hardly trust anyone because I love being myself instead of that half-ass version I usually show in public. Maybe that's why I hardly make any new friendships. Picky, to be honest.

ahh I love the half ass version. whole world thinks we're Es and think we're oh so shallow (not that I think Es are shallow. I mean it like that half-ass version makes us look shallow. well, in my case anyway :D)
 
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"... You know you're an INFJ when little, to no people stay in your life for very long, because they don't understand you, your feelings, 'nor your intensity. "

Saw this in a forum and easily related to this.
Are we THAT complicated to even stick around for or are we just destined to be loners?

I get the vibe that someone in your life is treating you badly. Why do you keep having these self defeating thoughts?

You are not destined to be lonely. If anything, INFJ's are better at forming long term relationships than average. Maybe you just need to let go.
 
I thought the same thing about myself for a while and I am an INFP. I've since come to the conclusion that [MENTION=1425]Korg[/MENTION] basically has the right idea. When someone plays the victim and is oozing a kind of "woe is me" stench about them, they rarely keep friends for long, or have trouble developing meaningful relationships. Not saying you are this way, I have no idea about that. But it took me realizing this to get myself out of that train of thought. It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Positive thinking should be directed towards yourself first so you can then channel it to other people. Feels good man.
 
I get the vibe that someone in your life is treating you badly. Why do you keep having these self defeating thoughts?

You are not destined to be lonely. If anything, INFJ's are better at forming long term relationships than average. Maybe you just need to let go.

How do you know that?