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Can Infp be logical?
Yes, INFPs can be very logical people. However, they don’t necessarily start from the commonly accepted axioms. That doesn’t mean they haven’t used logic to reach the conclusion, just that they don’t necessarily agree with the starting facts.
How do INFPs deal with emotions?
INFP: You feel things strongly, but rarely tell others. You have strong personal values, tend to have very emotional relationships, and have a great sense of empathy. That said, you don’t always share how you feel with others who could genuinely make you feel better when you’re low.
How does a logical person define love?
Logical often refers to predictability, stability and calculated risk. Being logical is to love someone who is caring, kind, approved by friends and family, love you more than you do, never miss anniversaries… and safe.
Do INFPs get distracted easily?
INFPs have rather active inner minds, and intense imaginations. They are always thinking about many different thoughts at once, which can cause them to become distracted. They have so much depth that INFPs often struggle to keep their focus in one place.
What does an INFP think about?
INFPs think about everything — and then think about everything again, reliving it all in their dreams. It’s no wonder so many of us are writers and artists; it helps to have a space where we can externalize at least some of the thoughts buzzing through our heads.
How do you become cold and heartless?
While being truly emotionless isn’t possible for most healthy people, you can sometimes benefit by appearing to be heartless in certain situations. If you detach yourself emotionally, avoid being too friendly, and put yourself first, people are less likely to take advantage of you or hurt you for their own gain.
Is it better to be emotional or logical?
In many ways, logic is better than emotion. The more you can think critically and objectively about a decision before you make it, the more likely the decision will be the best for you. The less you are drive only by emotion and instinct, the fewer impulsive or irrational decisions you should make.