@darling_bubbles: Replying to @williamtan2020 If you remove an infj from your trajectory, through a break up, it’s usually pretty amicable. They’ll process the grief, pull meaning from the experience, and rearrange their trajectory without you on it. They rarely miss people from the past, so as long as the relationship was resolved internally and the meaning was pulled, they might not often think about someone from the past, or linger in memories. #INFJ #temporalspatialmodel #mbti #meaning #alchemizing

Onespirit :

Why did it take me until 50 y/o to realize that boundaries were a thing? I respected boundaries of others but didn’t realize my own until after an 8 year encounter with a true narcissist.

suzie :

spot on, as an INFJ, I don't miss people from my past with whom I am not in contact with

Elenur :

as an infj, my infj ex fiancé broke up with me. its the saddest and friendliest breakup lol

Kathy Christopherson ✨ :

Mmh idk… I’m finding that the amount of recovery time is linked to how deeply I felt seen/understood by them.

LottaLove :

This is so true! Love as empathy. I am emapthic to the love they feel for me🥺 and dont really know how i feel

funnystuff :

I've always been able to just walk away from a relationship...no drama...goodbye

Janna Theviking :

yes🖤🖤🖤

C.C.Rose.Art :

Truth.

Iris :

As an INFJ, I also prefer people breaking up with me. Its a blessing in disguise. I rarely miss people.

Sine~Cera :

on point

Honeybadger :

Omg this so true. So so incredibly true.

cynthia 🤍 :

ambers.worlld :

I feel so heard by this video

Christina G :

pretty true I guess 💜💛

ᅠᅠ :

what about the other side how thry feel or what they think after that

DebE8 🇵🇷 :

Oh wow. A lot makes sense now. 😳This is very interesting.