Erasure Personality Type, MBTI

Erasure personality type is INFJ, which is shown to be the least common personality type in the US (1.8%). I believe it is a sign of growing up, despite the fact that I still find myself being INFP, as I am still unsure of what type I would be fit for. This is one of the hardest personality types to describe, as its individual characteristics can vary wildly from person to person. It is an introvert who is very sneaky and clever. It is a thinking type that brings a lot to the table when it comes to planning and strategizing. The INFJ is well-loved by friends and family alike; they are warm, caring and helpful, yet they often feel misunderstood by others. They try to be as understanding and kind as possible, but if they feel like they are not being heard they can become frustrated and even angry. They are also very private people, which can make them feel isolated from others. They are rather quiet and reserved, though they do tend to smile a lot. INFJs are very creative and artistic, as well as meticulous. They enjoy spending time with family and friends, as well as doing things that are meaningful or important to them.