Heidi Priebe

What the world needs is more INFPs who aren’t afraid to be their passionate, creative, quirky and idealistic selves.

The ones who inspire us to think outside the box. The ones who refuse to back down on their values. The ones who know who they are and what they stand for against all odds—and who aren’t afraid to live out their personal truths.

What the world needs is more people like you.

The kind we pick up over coffee that ends up dragging on for hours and getting us kicked out of the café when it closes.

Your mind is an infinite library that I would like to peruse for a while.

Something about you reminds me that there are bigger, better, more important things out there than whether I had almonds in my salad or whether or not happy hour is a go.

Because you reminded me that something as simple as human interaction could change a shitty day into a good one and a bland thought into a fascinating argument and you make me feel like I’ve had ten hours of sleep and a coffee even when I’m exhausted straight through to the bones.

Because our generation has whittled interaction down into a series of superficial scripts that we exchange with one another on autopilot but I’m almost okay with the trivialities if they end up leading me to you.

To recap, our perceptive functions are extroverted intuition and introverted sensing. Our judging functions are introverted feeling and extroverted thinking.

Extroverted intuition (or Ne) is our idea-generating function.

Introverted feeling is our primary decision-making function.

Until we’ve taken time to be alone with our feelings, ENFPs have a difficult time making decisions.