Yeah I mean it doesn't really make sense

I assume that 95% of folks on r/INTP talking about living out entirely different lives in their mind are INFP. INFPs are masterfully logical but their logic is emotional and relates to their emotional states. this makes them really adept at spotting fakeness/shallowness in emotional expressions, along with a spectrum of feeling that i imagine is probably hidden to others, and makes them highly in tune with emotional patterns. when it comes to deconstructing and constructing arguments it gets a bit messy and i think their comment was an example of that logic.

INFPs I know speak the same way when you question them. well how do YOU know? I told my INFP friend that he should make an effort to go outside with me, because i am struggling to do it on my own, and he basically said why would I do something I don't find fun? and it literally doesn't matter they will just keep referencing how they feel. and honestly, i respect it. it comes down to not letting anyone manipulate you with their desires/wants and enjoying the internal landscape he has built. i mean, it's terrifying for the same reasons me isolating myself for weeks at a time is terrifying, but i understand him and respect his emotional logic just as much as i do my own.

just not on the r/intp subreddit yall come on