ISTP\'s Battle Between Head and Heart

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ISTP's Battle Between Head and Heart
Have you ever felt like as an ISTP, you're afraid to get too close to people because they might leave you or hurt you? It's understandable, especially since introverted thinking is your main strength - you excel at detached processing of information to get good and accurate results. However, with that comes the shadow side of extroverted feeling, which involves navigating the social world and social cues.
As an INFP, I've learned from my experiences that it's important to embrace failure as a way to move forward. If someone leaves or hurts you, it's not necessarily a reflection of your worth. Instead, use that information to find someone who's even better for you next time. And in the meantime, focus on improving yourself.
So if you're an ISTP struggling with this fear of getting hurt, remember that it's okay to take risks and fail. With every experience, you'll learn and grow, and eventually, you'll find the right people who appreciate you for who you are.
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