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Musings of an INFP



I wonder if all INFPs reinvent themselves as much as I do? I've heard that a lot of actors are INFP, actually. That makes so much sense. I'm a horrible memorizer, but becoming a million different types of people has a definite appeal.

In the past year alone, I've reinvented myself as a scientist, a librarian, a health nut, an athlete, and a morning person (that one failed quicker than the others - who wants to be a morning person anyway?). Each one of those is actually a facet of my personality, or at the very least, a latent interest, so it's been terribly fascinating to learn more about each of these things. I wonder what persona I'll adopt next?

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  1. Oh boy do I know about reinventing oneself! But then on the other hand, who says we can't be all these things at the same time? :) Though I know when you're trying to juggle multiple interests it's hard to keep even one of them in the air...

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  2. So true! There's only so many hours in a day. Unfortunately. Sometimes I wish I could do and be everything, but of course that's not practical.

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