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Personal Narrative: The Deprivation Of INFJ Children

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Well, it 's certainly nice to finally have an explanation as to why I was such a train wreck of a child. It seems as though INFJ children are typically described as being calm and wise, whereas with me, I was a force of chaos. My mother would always comment about how life simply seemed too much for me. I took the questionnaire with little-me in mind, and scored high on interoceptive, proprioceptive (both sensory seeking and difficulty with grading movement), difficulty with emotional regulation, hypersensitivity to visual input (under and over), smells (under), sound (over and under). Like @Apophenic, I 've mellowed out with age and have learned to manage myself better. Emotionally regulation comes along with maturity, naturally, but I 've

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