To start this off, I'm infp.

Which means, i'm easily misunderstood by others.

And especially to those who are not as  open-minded as i am.

I'm not trying to say that i myself are a very open-minded person, but still...

I'm weird.

To my peer and friends alike.

Even to my own family, i'm the weird one out of the bunch.

But not like that makes me stand out,

Its the opposite.

'She's quiet.

She's always stay away from others

She didn't like being with others

She liked to be alone

She seemed distant

She's that someone who's always there at the corner of the room, but i didn't care

She's very annoying

She never talks

She's so awkward to talk with. Our conversation are always cuts off abruptly.

She's weird, i don't think i'll understand her

She's a loner'

Its what other people say about me.

They say that through their eyes, and through all of the loud whispering they think i didn't heard.

I'm...

I'm not.

I really am not.

(Why does this makes me emotional? I'm crying while writing this)

i understand, why people viewed me that way.

And i'm extremely grateful that not all  of the people around me says that.

There's also people who understands me.

"She's really loud when you get to know her interest.

She's actually really caring and observant of others, its funny how she could be so clueless about how people viewed her as.

She's weird and crazy. In the good way of course.

She's really passionate about things she loved

She's always there for me when i needed her

She gets lonely really easily

She's my unique best friend, the limited edition that i'm glad to have."

Well, friend didn't say that to my face, and i may or not be exaggerating things, but hey, my self confidence is back.

So, all this infp girl want to say is:

Thank you all of my best friends.

And hello to you, future best friend.

I hope you'll adopt this infp (especially you, extroverted people)

and thank you for reading