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This is a discussion on Unable to maintain social groups? within the INFP Forum - The Idealists forums, part of the NF's Temperament Forum- The Dreamers category; Originally Posted by Totalbrit This is going to sound harsh but a lot of the time I just move on ...

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    INFP - The Idealists

    Quote Originally Posted by Totalbrit View Post
    This is going to sound harsh but a lot of the time I just move on because I am bored. I like change. The only friends I keep are the ones that are really worth keeping, all the others I may be sad to see go but I get over it.



    So yes, I have problems maintaining my social group.
    I, too Love change! i have tendency to want to FLEE a social group fairly quickly,but, am working o nthis.
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    INFP - The Idealists

    I wish I could just leave my social group, but there really doesn't seem like there is any other groups at school who would be better? Also, if I just left then they would all be very sad/angry at me :/ Again, all their conversation seems kinda tedious and meaningless now, so I often zone out. This probably distances myself even further so i really can't relate at all anymore :/

    Right now, I'm really working on keeping my heart as open as possible but it's hard... Ah why do I always sound so depressing lately? Sorry, everyone! Anyway, you all deserve great friends.. now just thinking how great INFP groups would be! Ahh..
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    INFP - The Idealists

    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieeBubble View Post
    I wish I could just leave my social group, but there really doesn't seem like there is any other groups at school who would be better? Also, if I just left then they would all be very sad/angry at me :/ Again, all their conversation seems kinda tedious and meaningless now, so I often zone out. This probably distances myself even further so i really can't relate at all anymore :/

    Right now, I'm really working on keeping my heart as open as possible but it's hard... Ah why do I always sound so depressing lately? Sorry, everyone! Anyway, you all deserve great friends.. now just thinking how great INFP groups would be! Ahh..
    What would be the dynamic of a group of 10 INFPs...? Maybe we wouldn't communicate, just "get" others intuitively and then zone out...likely, there would be too much comfort there and us INFPs who loathe social groups would REALLY be confused!!

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    INFP - The Idealists

    Quote Originally Posted by sweethomealabama View Post
    What would be the dynamic of a group of 10 INFPs...? Maybe we wouldn't communicate, just "get" others intuitively and then zone out...likely, there would be too much comfort there and us INFPs who loathe social groups would REALLY be confused!!
    I'd end up seeing the confused people, and playing with them.


 
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