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Does anyone see infp so much In the old traditional country music with artists like johnny cash, Hank Williams sr, etc..

I deal with frustration often, I'm starting to notice I'm getting frustrated more often with my spouse. Some legitimate, some possibly not. Her eating is annoying me,.kind of eating more and more and it is frustrating to me. Just curious in general if you find yourself getting frustrated often.

As someone very nostalgic I'm curious if any independent stations similar to the 90s exist anymore on a local TV level in the United States? One that may have a late night movie block with a title like "up all night" or a mid day matinee. Ive searched and haven't found anything that fit the bill.

What "checking" have you done in public or even by yourself that would be funny if someone saw you?

I have health anxiety so when I dealt with als fears I would stand one foot, walk on heels or toes, would probably be hilarious to someone watching, or one time my ear clogged for a week and I was constantly putting my finger in my ear to see if I could hear yet.

My wiring is very much someone who has always longed for my childhood. I am now in my mid 40s and started probably late teens. Mostly for my 11 to 15sh years give or take. Anyone else like this ?

I haven't had the traditional panic attack in quite some time but I believe I just had it...and once again it was upon awakening. I have some short term rentals and woke up to a complaint...I all of a sudden got this feeling that I couldn't describe necessarily. Kind of an internal feeling and then the feeling of a combination of not being able to walk and I guess pure fear. My heart rate was insanely high as well. It's odd how my whole life it has been upon awakening and also it is odd that sometimes you can not pin point the feeling.

I know a lot of the wu originally are from Brooklyn, but when they were the wu where else did they spend a lot of time? Didn't odb spend a lot of time in Harlem?

Thankfully I don't experience the traditional panic attack as much, but I remember years ago if I was out of element say on a vacation, I would wake up with what I can only describe as a much much worse version of the "waking up and not knowing where you are". Then i would have a feeling that if I needed to get home immediately I couldn't because of being so far away. Possibly some sort of derealization but a lot of times I would know if would happen before I fell asleep and then it would happen.

I've tried off and on and probably due to me not commiting as well, but It seems training the brain to do a 180 is an impossible task, especially if have been dealing with it for many years.

Does anyone here deal with it health anxiety specifically?

I'm curious if you have noticed as you've aged something you wouldn't of thought twice about years ago now will cause h.a? Mid 40s male here.

I always thought it was because I was an only child, but I've noticed especially in doing jobs if someone complains or isn't satisfied I take it extremely personal.

I remember it actually starting in 3rd grade, it was this deep pit in my stomach feeling of taking something personally. Now when self employed if a customer complains I'm tempted to fire them as a customer which financially isn't smart and I realize ridiculous. Is this normal for us?

I know Florida can sometimes fit this description, but I'm curious if anywhere has a water temperature of say 75 degrees f and a land temp in the 50s and 60s f year round?

As an analytical introspective person I can't help but wonder what exactly "being yourself" is in regards to an image? An image isn't even being yourself...so for example let's say you wardrobe consist of nothing but skateboard company but you don't skateboard and you are told to be yourself...what exactly would yourself be?

I remember ocd starting around elementary school, in 9th grade I developed very bad health anxiety which has snowballed terribly now into my mid 40s. Very much an avoidance style with having not having had a physical in an embarrassingly long time. I'm also sure I have ADHD. It all seems to fit my wiring and am curious if anyone else deals with anything similar?

I remember being at a park at around 5 or 6 years old, and seeing 2 children around my age who were very obese. I instantly felt the most compassion for them. That carried further into my life feeling sympathetic for those who I felt had been picked on. Is this something specific to infp?

I've read infp(we) can be very nostalgic...I have always been extremely nostalgic...much much more then "good ol days" but a deep longing for my 11sh to 15sh years. I'm in my mid 40s now. I do believe this is how I'm wired along with many other traits. Anyone else find themselves extremely nostalgic?

Has anyone been extremely nostalgic their entire life?

I'm in my mid 40s now and starting probably in my late teens I became extremely nostalgic for my 11sh to 15sh years of growing up. It wasn't "oh the good ol days" type feeling, but a strong longing. I believe it's in my genetic make up. I am just curious if anyone else has had that strong sense of nostalgia...much more then normal?

I'm in my mid 40s now and starting probably in my late teens I became extremely nostalgic for my 11sh to 15sh years of growing up. It wasn't "oh the good ol days" type feeling, but a strong longing. I believe it's in my genetic make up. I am just curious if anyone else has had that strong sense of nostalgia...much more then normal?

And do you worry about it affects?