INFJ Walking Away: The REAL Reason Why It Happens!

INFJ Walking Away: The REAL Reason Why It Happens!

When an INFJ personality type decides to walk away, it’s a profound and final decision. Guided by introverted intuition and deep emotional awareness, an INFJ’s departure is often marked by the infamous INFJ door slam—a silent yet powerful act of self-preservation. As one of the rarest in the 16 personalities, INFJs struggle with perfectionism, internal contradictions, and the INFJ walking paradox. Rooted in Myers-Briggs and personality psychology, their unique struggles are things only INFJs understand.

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