Empicca's Territory

Oh my glob! Would you look at that! After 2 years, and I am still INFJ! XD // Personality type: Advocate (INFJ-T) // Traits: Introverted – 97%, Intuitive – 63%, Feeling – 56%, Judging – 81%, Turbulent – 88% https://c.tenor.com/ihqN6a3iiYEAAAAd/pikachu-shocked-face-stunned.gif

Turbulent Advocate (INFJ-T) // Turbulent Advocates are likely to question themselves more and are ordinarily more sensitive to stressors. // Turbulent Advocates often let their passions lead them to great accomplishments. These are fueled by their regard for the people in their lives and concern for moral and idealistic issues. They can become overly involved in the problems of others. This involvement might even generate a kind of hyper-empathy...// Turbulent self-criticism can be excessively harsh. They can sink into brooding and become miserably mired in worry and regret. // Turbulent Advocates are more willing to exaggerate the impact of something that bothers them or hurts the people they care about. People with this personality type often interpret things as being far worse than they are. // Turbulent and Assertive Advocates tend to elevate their friends, the people they fall in love with, and even their colleagues. These personalities generally think the best of those they value and agree with. // Turbulent Advocates, in comparison, are more likely to go beyond simply wanting people in their lives. // Turbulent Advocates can go the other way – constantly looking for approval, stifling their individuality, and thwarting their efforts as they wait for all who matter to look kindly on their actions and ideas. Pleasing everyone is a rare accomplishment in life, and pursuing it has stalled a lot of people in their tracks.// 93% of Turbulent Advocates are often afraid of being rejected by other people. // Turbulent Advocates, as part of their quest for ongoing improvements, are likely to embrace change, but only within reason. People with this personality type like to have some control over it and to have some guarantee that it is the right change at the right moment. // 89% of Turbulent Advocates often catch themselves dwelling on past mistakes // Turbulent Advocates are often fueled by their worries and concerns, and these can be used to make significant progress. // Turbulent Advocates are more likely to learn from their mistakes // Turbulent Advocates (INFJ-T) have an incredible capacity for learning and growth, but they don’t always recognize their true potential. //

(INFJs) The rarest personality type of all // Idealistic and principled // For Advocate personalities, success doesn’t come from money or status but from seeking fulfillment, helping others, and being a force for good in the world. // People with this personality type care about integrity, and they’re rarely satisfied until they’ve done what they know to be right. Conscientious to the core, they move through life with a clear sense of their values, and they aim never to lose sight of what truly matters – not according to other people or society at large, but according to their own wisdom and intuition. // Many Advocates see helping others as their mission in life, and they’re always looking for ways to step in and speak up for what is right. People with this personality type also aspire to fix society’s deeper problems, hoping that unfairness and hardship can become things of the past. // Advocates may focus so intently on their ideals that they don’t take adequate care of themselves – a pattern that can lead to stress and burnout. // Advocates may be Introverted, but they value deep, authentic relationships with others. // advocates pour great energy and care into their relationships. // Advocates tend to act with great thought and care, and it can frustrate them when other people don’t recognize their good intentions. As a result, even constructive criticism may feel incredibly personal or hurtful to these personalities. // When Advocates encounter inequity or unfairness, they rarely give up – instead, they consult their intuition and their compassion to find a solution. With their innate ability to balance the heart with the head, Advocates are hardwired to right the wrongs of the world, no matter how big or small. These personalities just need to remember that while they’re busy taking care of everyone else, they need to pause sometimes and take care of themselves as well. //

Diplomat personality types care about helping and connecting with others. They prioritize being kind and generous, and generally, they’d rather cooperate than compete. Empathy seems to come naturally to these personalities. It almost seems as if their hearts and minds resonate with other people’s emotions. // hey often have deep insights into human nature, and they can use these insights to influence the people around them. Fortunately, Diplomat personality types tend to do this with care. They are sensitive to other people’s feelings, and they want to nudge the people around them in positive directions. // Diplomats have a deep belief in the ideals of humanism – altruism, compassion, and understanding. These personality types believe it is possible to create a kinder world, and they strive to do so every day. // Diplomats are motivated by principles rather than practicality. This helps them to stay true to their big dreams and ideas. // Diplomats can be tempted to ignore day-to-day tasks in favor of their big dreams and ideas. // Unfortunately, their open hearts can make them vulnerable when others are inconsiderate. // Diplomats want to bring progress and beauty to the world around them. These types are led by a sense of higher purpose, and they care about serving the greater good. As a result, activism, spirituality, healing, and volunteering are common interests for these personality types. // relationships matter so much to these personality types – and not just any type of relationship, but rather real, meaningful bonds. // majority of Diplomats express a desire for a partner and a few good friends. These personalities may also worry more about loneliness // Diplomats say that the need to belong often motivates them to do things they otherwise wouldn’t. // Diplomats are the Role least likely to consider themselves successful. // many people with these types may feel as if they’re constantly striving toward ideals and expectations that they’ll never meet. // many Diplomats find they must let go of comparisons to other people. 79% of Diplomats say they consciously compare themselves to others either often or very often. //

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@amarantha when you think about that. It's not that bad a punishment. So much so that I enjoy each one even more since that they are now supposedly more limited. Quality Over quantity

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