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Anonymous asked: "Hi, I'd just like to ask: As an infj, how do you realize when/if you have developed your Ti?"

Hello. I’m not sure how Ti would manifest itself in an INFJ specifically, and I don’t know if there’s any way to know if you’ve developed your Ti apart from noticing that you do these things. But I found this for help with developing your Ti (although I think it’s aimed at people who already have it as their dominant function). It also mentions some things you could look out for in yourself, like whether or not you use logical analysis and generate theories in your mind. I hope that helps a little.

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"INFJs often feel frustrated when the world doesn’t see them for their true inner nature. Others can appreciate the INFJ’s warmth and people-skills, but it is Ni, not Fe, that is the core of the INFJ’s identity. Moreover, when INFJs do venture to share their Ni insights or subversive ideas, they often feel that others really don’t understand them."
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