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INFP Introverted. iNtuitive. Feeling. Perceiving. Sunday, June 1, 2008. Quietness, Sunshine, Friends, and the INFP. I am about to head out to a park with my best introverted friend a delightful INTP, and our plan is to sit out in the sunshine, on an old blanket, and read and journal and just think through our life and goals and plans, and maybe even contemplate on some guy problems that need sorting out. Weve already said we wont talk to each other much. How funny are we? She laughed. I know!CONTENT
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