Hi, I’m Kevin—The Person Behind This Site

Let me start with the result that changed everything:

• INFP-A (Mediator)
• Introverted: 100%
• Intuitive: 59%
• Feeling: 79%
• Prospecting: 51%
• Assertive: 57%

I’ve taken the 16Personalities test twice over a span of two years. Both times, the same result. And that 100% introverted score?

Yeah, that’s not a typo.

If introversion had levels, I’d probably be the final boss.

The Moment Everything Clicked

For most of my life, I thought something was fundamentally wrong with me.

Why did I need so much alone time when everyone else seemed energized by socializing? Why did a weekend full of plans feel like preparing for battle? Why did I feel emotions so intensely while others seemed to just… brush things off?

Small talk felt like torture. Group projects were my nightmare. And the constant advice to “just put yourself out there” made me feel like I was failing at being human.

Then I discovered I was an INFP.

Suddenly, it all made sense. I wasn’t broken—I was just wired differently. My need for solitude wasn’t antisocial; it was how I recharged. My deep emotions weren’t weakness; they were part of my cognitive function stack (hello, dominant Introverted Feeling).

But here’s the frustrating part: most MBTI content online was either too academic to be useful or too generic to actually help. Articles written by people who clearly weren’t INFPs, giving advice that felt… off.

That’s why I created Introvealed.

What Makes This Site Different

I’m Not Theorizing—I’m Living It

Every article on this site comes from lived experience as a 100% introverted INFP-A. I’m not a psychologist analyzing personality types from the outside. I’m someone who’s spent years figuring out how to navigate life, career, and relationships with this specific wiring.

When I write about:

• Why INFPs need alone time to function → I’m writing from the countless times I’ve hit the wall after too much socializing
• How INFPs show love differently → I’m sharing what I’ve learned through trial and error in my own relationships
• Why certain careers drain us → I’m speaking from experience in jobs that nearly broke me
• How to manage INFP anxiety and overthinking → I’m sharing strategies I actually use, not textbook theories

This isn’t clinical psychology. It’s authentic, messy, real-life guidance from someone who gets it because they live it.

My INFP Journey

Discovery Phase (2023): Took the 16Personalities test for the first time. INFP-A. 100% introverted. Mind blown.

Research Phase (2023-2024): Went deep into MBTI theory, cognitive functions (Fi-Ne-Si-Te), and understanding what being an INFP actually meant beyond surface-level descriptions.

Application Phase (2024-Present): Started applying this knowledge to career decisions, relationship patterns, and personal growth. Launched Introvealed to share what I was learning.

Current Focus: Building the most authentic INFP resource online—one that actually helps people understand themselves instead of just giving them personality descriptions they could find anywhere.

Why I’m Qualified to Write About This

I’m not qualified in the traditional sense—and that’s the point.

I don’t have:

• A psychology degree
• MBTI certification
• Years of clinical practice

What I do have:

• Consistent INFP-A results across multiple tests over years
• 100% introverted trait score (the highest possible)
• Deep understanding of INFP cognitive functions (hundreds of hours of research)
• Real-world experience navigating life as an INFP
• Trial and error knowledge of what actually works vs. what sounds good in theory

I write from the trenches, not the ivory tower. If you want academic papers on personality psychology, there are better sources. If you want someone who actually understands what it’s like to be you—because they ARE you—you’re in the right place.

What Being INFP-A Means for This Site

The “A” in my INFP-A (Assertive vs. Turbulent) means I approach my introversion with confidence rather than anxiety. I’ve learned to own my personality type instead of fighting it.

This shows up in my writing as:

• Practical advice over abstract theory → I focus on what you can actually DO with this information
• Honest about struggles → I don’t pretend being an INFP is always magical and beautiful
• Balanced perspective → I write about both strengths and weaknesses without sugarcoating
• Action-oriented content → How to thrive as an INFP, not just understand yourself

The Mission Behind Introvealed

To help INFPs and deep introverts understand themselves, leverage their strengths, and build lives that actually fit who they are.

Too many of us spend years trying to force ourselves into extroverted molds. We take jobs that drain us. We pursue relationships that don’t align with how we love. We feel guilty for needing alone time.

I want to change that narrative.

This site exists to show you that:

• Your need for solitude is valid and necessary
• Your deep emotions are a strength, not a weakness
• Your personality type has career paths where you can thrive
• Your way of showing love is beautiful, even if it’s different
• You’re not broken—you’re just in a world that wasn’t designed for you

What You’ll Find Here

🎯 Career Guidance: Real advice on INFP-friendly careers, remote work strategies, and how to succeed without burning out.

💕 Relationship Insights: How INFPs love, compatibility with other types, and navigating relationships when you feel everything intensely.

🧠 Personal Development: Managing anxiety, leveraging your strengths, setting boundaries, and growing without losing yourself.

🔍 MBTI Deep Dives: Understanding cognitive functions, type comparisons, and going beyond surface-level personality descriptions.

📝 Lived Experience: Real stories, lessons learned, and the messy reality of being an INFP in the modern world.

By The Numbers

• Site Launch: September 20, 2023
• Articles Published: 63+ (and growing)
• Primary Focus: INFP personality, introversion, personal growth
• Writing Style: First-person, experience-based, conversational
• Personality Type: INFP-A (verified across multiple tests)

Let’s Connect

This site started as a personal project and grew because it resonated with people who felt the same way I did—like most personality content just didn’t get it.

If you’re an INFP, a deep introvert, or someone trying to understand these personality types better, I’m genuinely glad you’re here.

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A Few More Things About Me

• I recharge by spending time alone (obviously)
• I overthink everything (classic INFP)
• I make decisions based on values over logic (Fi dominant)
• I see patterns and possibilities everywhere (Ne auxiliary)
• I have strong opinions but hate conflict (the INFP paradox)
• I’ve spent way too many hours researching personality theory
• I believe understanding yourself is the first step to building a life you actually like

The Honest Truth

I’m not a guru. I’m not a certified expert. I’m just an INFP who’s figured some things out and wants to share them.

Some of my advice will resonate. Some won’t. That’s okay. We’re all different variations of this personality type.

What I can promise is authenticity. Every article comes from genuine experience, research, or hard-won lessons. I don’t write about things I haven’t personally grappled with.

If that sounds like the kind of resource you’ve been looking for, stick around. There’s a lot more to come.

— Kevin
INFP-A | 100% Introverted | Building Introvealed one article at a time

Disclaimer

Introvealed provides insights based on personal experience with the INFP personality type and MBTI framework. This site is not a substitute for professional mental health services, career counseling, or relationship therapy. If you’re struggling with mental health concerns, please consult a licensed professional. MBTI is one tool for self-understanding among many—use it as a starting point, not a limitation.

Last Updated: November 2025