An in-depth look at INFJ panic and anxiety and why it happens, typical scenarios, and what can help.
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The INFJ Struggle: Meaningful Action vs. Existential Dread

This post is for every INFJ who can envision the future but can’t make it through their inbox. If that sounds like you, you’re not broken — just built differently. Let’s talk about why. Being an INFJ means you’re blessed and cursed with this terrifying little superpower called foresight. You can see five moves ahead…

Find out the sentence that will make you someone's enemy, based on their Myers-Briggs® personality type
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The One Sentence That Makes You Each Personality Type’s Nemesis

There’s a moment — usually around 1:17 a.m. — when your brain suddenly replays something you said five years ago that ruined someone’s life. Or maybe it didn’t. Maybe they didn’t even notice. But what if they did? What if you accidentally triggered their entire villain arc with one poorly-timed “Have you tried thinking more…

Discover the Myers-Briggs (MBTI®) personality types of the characters in the Dan da Dan series.

The Myers-Briggs® Personality Types of the Dan Da Dan Characters

I think it’s safe to say that nobody is prepared for Dandadan (or Dan Da Dan?). You walk in expecting absurdity, but then it gets weirder than you could have predicted. Yokai, cursed tunnels, interdimensional banana-organ-seeking aliens, sentient testicles — you know, the usual. What you especially don’t expect is for your own fragile human…

An in depth look at why ISFJs tend to get taken for granted in relationships
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Why ISFJs Often Feel Taken for Granted in Relationships

There’s this weird thing that happens when you’re incredibly dependable: people start to forget you exist until something goes wrong. You’re like the Wi-Fi—essential, invisible, and only appreciated when it’s down. Welcome to the emotional life of the ISFJ. You show up. You care. You remember that your partner doesn’t like pulp in their orange…

Find out why Enneagram 2s often feel like they need to earn love but often struggle to take care of themselves.
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Why Enneagram Twos Think They Have to Earn Love (And How to Stop)

If you’re a Two, you probably know how to make yourself indispensable. You’re the one who remembers everyone’s birthday and their preferred cake flavor. The one who shows up with soup when someone so much as sneezes in your vicinity. You’re a master of love-through-action, the emotional EMT who knows how to stabilize a heart…