[Kalifatidess]

Well for one I think if they could do such a thing they would have such a horrible experience which caused there state of mind to think what they are doing is the right thing to do. From talking to allot of INFPs and from experience from my self it seems INFPs take action what they feel is the right thing. :P so thats my input.

Interesting, so ur theory is they enter a traumatic state of mind?

[Touk]

Interesting, so ur theory is they enter a traumatic state of mind?

yea pretty much, that or they get desensitized to violence and start to lose reality.

[Kalifatidess]

yea pretty much, that or they get desensitized to violence and start to lose reality.

yeah, The thin line between them is fascinating itself

[Mimi_1]

Wasn't Buffalo Bill one?:

[Diligent Procrastinator]

Wasn't Charles Manson an INFP?

[Diligent Procrastinator]

Wasn't Buffalo Bill one?:

Silence of the Lambs, FTW!!!

[Mimi_1]

Wasn't Charles Manson an INFP?

Interesting idea... But I doubt it, he was too clear in his mind while drugging others to get them to kill people for him. I don't think an INFP could be so aware of his actions without feeling guilt or empathy towards the victims. An unhealthy INFP yes maybe, but not one with so much awareness.

[Mimi_1]

Silence of the Lambs, FTW!!!

I know, right :D

[Touk]

Wasn't Charles Manson an INFP?

Someone once told me he was INTP

[Diligent Procrastinator]

Someone once told me he was INTP

There's quite a fine line between the two anyway :P sometimes I feel rather INFP-ish... rarely, though.