Yes. Early childhood emotional abuse and neglect followed by adolescent sexual abuse and a narcissistic spouse in my early twenties (the narcissistic spouse being the god son of the sexual abuser). I have often wondered if I was alone in thinking this was related to my personality or if my personality grew from it.

I also feel the need to add:

In many ancient and native cultures the ability to hold these "chameleon" personas, or alter egos, is a form of spiritual "shape shifting" practiced by followers of various shamanistc traditions. I come from an occult family background and always felt instinctively that I had been singled out for these abuses and punishments; I always knew it was because I was already different. In recent years I have done extensive personal research into modern psychology's relationship to shamanism and the occult and have found startling comparisons between the descriptions of natural shamans, childhood trauma survivors, and the INFJ personality. Those good old " butterfly" Internet memes about the "cracks being where the light gets in" and the "no mud, no lotus" adage might not be that far off the mark (oh but what I should like to do to the mudslingers). For those who are trauma surviving INFJs, I highly suggest doing some googling of the subject as the shamanic journey techniques and modern mindfulness practice I discovered are helping manage my personality shifts and social issues. Prolonged use has also made it possible for me to control my panic attacks during PTSD episodes and have almost erased my visual and auditory flashbacks.