Starry-Eyed Dreamers and MBTI Geekery and Church and Me (Over at SortaCrunchy)

And now for something completely different….

Today I’m honored and delighted to be guest posting over at Megan’s fabulous blog SortaCrunchy.

Megan and I share a fascination (or obsession) with the MBTI personality index, and she talks about all sorts of wonderful MBTI geekery on her blog.  I am a strong INFP, and today I’m waxing poetic about what it looks like when an INFP goes to church.

From the post:

I go to find my husband to let him know we made it to church and he says Hey, glad you made it, how are you?

I burst into tears.

I am an INFP, and this is how I go to church.

Head over to SortaCrunchy to read the rest!

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1.  I started Modern Mrs Darcy to explore that it looks like to be an accomplished woman in the modern world.  In Jane Austen’s day, when Elizabeth Bennet became the original Mrs. Darcy, it was a pretty straightforward question.  Not so today!  You can read more about me here.

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Thanks for stopping by!

–Anne

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Comments

  1. Anne, I am an INFP as well! I knew there was a certain reason why I liked you and your blog so much!

    How fun. I’m off to read your post :)

  2. I just came over from SortaCrunchy. I completely got lost in your post. I relate very easily to what you wrote, and I thank you for putting it so wonderfully.

    PS – I am your newest follower. :)

  3. I’m an INFP too, a new discovery for me after I went through this site: http://www.infjorinfp.com/. It goes into so much detail on interaction styles and cognitive processes and all sorts of things. If you’re really into MBTI stuff I’m sure you’ll find it fascinating.

  4. Stumbled over here from SortaCrunchy, as well. I’ll be clicking some of your links and reading up on your past posts, because I really liked what I read in your guest post. I’m an INTP who has ‘grown’ closer to INFP in the past five years, and your post definitely spoke to me. Thank you for contributing your thoughts to the blogosphere.

    God bless,
    Hannah

  5. I love this! Linking to it now! Hugs!

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