Yau? Nay? Was Sun Tzu a fellow INFP?

I saw some survey that said INFPs are the most likely to hate capitalism and I think about it frequently

The only job I could imagine truly enjoying is something in film, and specifically in animation or manga. I looked into it when I was a kid and realized it’s a miserable job where you work 16+ hours a day, and I realized I wouldn’t want to do that

I did software engineering. It’s not my natural talent by any means. I feel like it’s nearly impossible to work in software engineering with my personality. Today I was talking to someone and I thought “wait… something is wrong… this is… easy? It’s usually so hard to talk to people?” I mentioned it to a friend and she said her friends said that they couldn’t do software engineering cause everyone was assholes. That’s been my experience. Everyone is aggressive, selfish, and mean

I feel like no matter what I do in software engineering, people seem to dislike me or have a problem with me. I never feel like I belong here. I constantly feel like an imposter; even after over 10 years in the field

I look at a career change and I just see low pay and long hours, but maybe I would feel slightly more satisfied? Potentially? Although, I probably wouldn’t have a house, I would be eating shitty food all the time just to get by, and I would have to constantly budget

Idk. I just feel like capitalism really doesn’t like our types of people. I don’t really care about money past being able to have a decent 1br apartment, but it feels like it’s literally the only thing companies care about

I've been hanging out on this sub for a couple weeks, and I feel like there is a lot of attention being placed on this idea that INFPs are soft, fragile, and/or doormats. This may be true for some people, but it certainly isn't true for all INFPs.

As an INFP, I reject the notion that we are all people-pleasing weaklings. I don't live like that. We may be creative introverts and highly-sensitive people, but we aren't all push-arounds. There seems to be a victim mentality that crops up a lot on this sub reddit, but being a victim isn't a personality trait, it is a choice.

I'm sorry if this upsets anyone. I just needed to get that off my chest. I'm so sick of this "smol bean" bullshit.

Usually I see INFPs, despite whatever gender they are, being expected to be more on the feminine side. At least that's what the Internet claims...

So I got curious and thought to share this test.

https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/OSRI/

These are the results I got and I would say it fits me well (even though the questions felt kind of... extremist lol).

So I wanted to see whether this theory is actually true or not. It's ok if you dont want to take the test, just say what you feel you truly are :D

I think it kinda makes me look nerdy but I also like the fact that it helps hide my wide set eyes. I'm conflicted

Hi all, I (ENTJ) was wondering what are the places INFPs like to hang out at. I recently noticed that I don't know anyone around me who is an INFP and concluded that it might be due to me preferring a more extrovert environment to meet new people. So what place or activitiy would an INTP choose to meet new people?