The INFJ is thought to be the rarest of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types making up only 1-3 percent of the united states population. When INFJs are being their best selves they exude patience gentleness and understanding. Characterized by high levels of empathy they have a strong desire to help others. They tend to be selfless givers often sacrificing their needs for the needs of others and fighting for humanitarian causes they truly believe in.

While there are many things that INFJs can tolerate — generally they’re more sympathetic than most — even INFJs have their limits. Here are 10 things most INFJs absolutely hate

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