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Of all the MBTI personality types, an INFJ is the most perplexing. In the final game of Clue, all the Tudor Mansion guests prepare for a masquerade ball. Sir Tudor returns to his estate along with the King of Cups, our girl's ESFJ crush. Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, takes off her mask to explain the psychology behind the INFJ mask.

Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, explains the mystery of the INFJ's retreat to solitude. Why do INFJs spend so much time alone, often rebuffing people who want to hug them? Are INFJs people who need people? In this MBTI game of Clue, Professor Plum (INTJ) plays the piano for our depressed INFJ girl while the King of Cups (ESFJ) holds court with Miss Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, and Mrs. White in the dining room.

Because they are private and mysterious, INFJ girls often keep quiet about their sexuality. Are INFJs demisexual because they need an emotional connection to feel chemistry? Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, talks about the taboo topic that teases the masses and confuses the thinking types.

Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, takes listeners through another game of Clue to understand the infamous INFJ door slam. When is the door slam a permanent move, and when does an INFJ girl leave the door slightly ajar for her King of Cups? Will Mrs. Peacock's affair with narcissist Mr. Green provoke an INFJ door slam?

Author Laura Cone, an expert on narcissism, explains the lessons of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" that narcissists missed.

When a narcissist "love bombs" a target, it's the same as the wicked old witch who lures children with her house made of cake. Hansel and Gretel wake up from a blissful sleep in cozy beds only to face a twisted nightmare. With obvious sexual metaphors and symbols, it becomes apparent Hansel and Gretel are in a dissociate state experiencing serious abuse at the hands of a narcissist stepmother. Learn how love bombing keeps you in an altered state that creates a dangerous situation for yourself and others.

Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, plays a game of "Clue" to determine which of the MBTI suspects is guilty of breaking the INFJ's heart. Who killed the INFJ girl with a dagger through the heart in the ballroom of the Tudor Mansion?

Author Laura Cone opens the doors of the Tudor Mansion to find out why all the game pieces insist our INFJ girl marry Sir Tudor, an INFP. Why does the INFJ-INFP match look so good on paper? Laura suggests the INFP is the MBTI type most likely to put a partner on a pedestal, but idealists often pair well with other idealists.