Nathan, I feel SEEN when you post about ISFJs. I struggled for a long time with accepting that this as my type (as opposed to INFJ, my next closest) because the summaries always sounded like, "dumb but nice mom who just wants to give you casserole and doesn't realize when she's being mistreated." I'm an artist, writer, and career woman; I don't cook; and I maintain strong interpersonal boundaries, so the descriptions always fell flat for me. Instead, you keyed in on what motivates me: I don't see the point in undoing a method that's working, I absolutely adore getting various parts of my life into "autopilot" to free up my mind and energy for creative projects, and I want a balance in life where the facts lead and my feelings follow, but I never want the feelings aspect to be cast aside. We ISFJs aren't saintly, naive bozos who don't understand logic. We just want to make smart decisions that are as gentle on others as possible. It means so much when someone recognizes where we're coming from.
I agree, I strive toward objective logic in decision making in order to consider the situation as it is, and not as it is from my perspective. Decisions have an effect on everyone in the environment that calls for said decision, and thus selfishness has no place in it, and must be cast aside. The only way to truly be good, is to put others first and self last. Simply not harming is not a standard to determine kindness but rather a facet of selflessness, which is the premise of developing a genuinely loving character.
Most of the people who draw attention to their "type" lets say it's a rare type, like infj, are not actually an infj. That's what I found in my experience. Those people just learn about mbti and find the rarest "type", then go around saying they are that type and it makes them feel special. These people don't learn about mbti to help themselves and others. I know this is long but don't get down on yourself.. Isfj is the hero we all need in this world and you make life better for all. 💙
Oh, no, I love them. My Mom. She is the smartest person I’ve ever known in 50 years on the planet. You guys are lovely. Sharp, witty, astute, above the ego in most cases. Mature. Sometimes you don’t necessarily see when you should be fighting a bit harder for what you want. You aren’t viewed as dumb, by any stretch, quite the opposite, and more deep than anything else. With much love and support -INFJ (who can’t believe she just turned 50 as she’s mixing beats on logic, moving from country to country making art, cuz she’s an artist, after quitting her gig as a professor in academia in disgust because of the way they financially oppress faculty and students, by forcing, nationwide, approx 80% of faculty to take part time status while raising tuition on students, concurrently forcing deceptively unethical personal agendas onto students who are their to learn and think critically).
ISFJs and ISTJs are my favorite types. Si hero is seriously underrated. They fill in all the details that I often miss and are loyal and dependable in a very flaky world. This ENTJ appreciates you guys!
Very accurate :) Also, two things I've noticed about me and a lot of others ISFJs: 1. we value memories about people in our life very highly: for every one in my life I constantly keep a "mental box" in my mind full of things I know they like, they hate, they value highly etc. and I often use them during our new interactions so they can feel understood and happy; 2. we like to be prepared for every bad scenario that can happen: every time I go to a new place, a party, travel etc. I do research and prepare all the things I might potentially need, I'm checking where the nearest shops and hospitals are just in case, I think about plan B and plan C to even minor, daily decisions... and not just for me but also whenever my family member or friend is going to travel, starting a new job, or anything new honestly. Sometimes I wonder how they still want to be my friends I can be such an annoying, overprotective freak.
Makes sense. Was there perhaps a situation earlier in your life where this "overprotective" disaster prevention proved usefull or would have proven usefull? Are any of your parents high Si users? Or is has there perhaps been some other person that you've encountered who has been well-prepared that you look up to? I think for the isfj especially, being in a rush to do something and being stressed in the process is a very unpleasant experience, with the blind-spot Te becoming very prevalent. Being incapable of leaning on neither Si nor Te in pressured situations truly must be terrifying. Oh and hello, nosy intp here, just investigating the primary Si user that's actually interesting. *Cough* predictable *Cough* istj *Cough*
Yes, my mom drilled it in my head that it’s better to be safe (prepared/alert/aware) than sorry, also she doesn’t naively trust anyone but always looks out for potential threats (as a business owner).
The greatest gift life's ever given me is my ISFJ mom. How she can be so patient and supportive of her wild ENFP daughter will always remain a mystery to me. But, it's a mystery I'm more than grateful for.
My bff's daughter is an ENFP. We LOVE your boundless enthusiasm and fearless approach to life! We're lowkey on red alert for danger all the time, so your optimism helps us see life in a much more positive way. I bet you make your mom so happy.
I'm an ISFJ and I have never met an ENFP that I didn't like! I don't know about your mom but for me personally, I love your personality type because my ENFP friends help me think in a way that I can't think myself. Because I primarily think with my Si and Ti I'm too rigid in my thought process and talking with ENFPs allows me to consider possibilities that I can't think of myself. It also helps that even if we only have our feeling traits in common, we are both people focused personality types.
@@Moezychan Aaaaaaw! 😍 I'm an ENFP and ISFJs are literally my favorite type! They are loyal and keep me grounded when lost in my imagination and they have my back like no other! ❤❤❤
Everyone in this comment section is either talking about ways to summarize them or what figure in their life is ISFJ and then I’m here thinking “I didn’t think I was THAT special, holy crap!”
My mom's an ISFJ and yes I mistook her for a thinking type. I asked what she prefers- Thinking or feeling, she said "Thinking, cuz people who take decisions based on what they are feeling aren't really mature or are just dumb."
Yes!! My nana is an ISFJ, and she’s extremely practical. She also can’t reason with overly emotional people and thinks less of that approach to life. I know she’s an ISFJ and not an ISTJ because she is ALWAYS trying to help others and she has a beautiful Fe smile.
Same with mine! I always saw her as extremely logical and smart, and having been raised by her and my ISTJ father I originally thought I myself was ISTJ instead of my actual type of ISFP lol which is probably due to the emphasis on logic over emotion
I wholeheartedly believe that the absolute best type to have for a mother is ISFJ, like mine lol we had the most stable and organized childhood home environment anyone can imagine, we never had to worry about our physical well-being for even one second. But contrary to what many believe about ISFJs, I thought my mother was the smartest, most logical, and grounded woman I knew, and she actually raised us to always be responsible for our own actions and face the consequences we deserved when it came to schoolwork, punctuality, or anything else. I’m positive that had a huge impact on my current functionality as an ISFP adult with a family of my own. The example she set by just being her perfect self was all I really needed to set me on the right path. Another thing that busts the common stereotype is that even though she has everything under control at all times and DOES fit the stereotype of constantly cooking and baking and having that ability of somehow giving just the right gifts, she’s actually always been great at setting clear boundaries in every situation, as well as having the maturity and strength to say no to a request when she knows she’s reached her limit. And the truth is, that makes everyone respect her even more! (And also alleviates our guilt for accepting her superhuman service so often!)
@@sunnyvirtue4498 Omg, you just made me realise, I am doing this all the time to an ISFJ I really like. Never directly to them but when I speak about them to others. I do it in an absolutely in awe, crazy way ;) They'd probably think I'm crazy if they heard that. But I just love them so much.
I had a ISFJ friend when I was going to school, at a time in which I really needed one. He was one of the most genuinely good people I have ever met. We ended up going separate ways after high school just due to the fact that we had absolutely nothing in common any more, and as an INTJ, I often found him to be infuriating to talk to, but he still makes sure to send me messages on holidays and on my birthday. I don't think the word "wholesome" could be used to more accurately describe anyone else on the planet.
It is months ago and I have no idea if you read this. But you could write your ISFJ a message and just telling him that you appreciate what he is doing. You will make his day.
I'm an ISFJ and I have been apart from my friends for a long time yet whenever its their birthdays/holidays/etc I will be there to congratulate them or send messages to them...idk if its just me but when no one does the same to me I will sometimes feel sad and lonely so like @Malibu Stacy said, send them back a message because it will make their day and kind people tend to have soft-heart and doesn't really talk about their issues so yeah haha
I like that you added that if we are given enough time we are able to do things that don't necessarily come naturally to us. Many are surprised that I openly state when I need support with something, and yes, affording time, is a support. However, I never simply state that I need help in general, I specifically say what I need help with, and more often than not, I need time to practice a newly acquired skill. Unfortunately, society operates on a all-the-things-now basis where people are required to have 5 years of experience for entry level positions and would rather have someone pretend to know how to do something rather than taking the time to show someone how to do something properly. It's quite the vicious cycle, honestly.
@@gorgeousgorilla8681 They are too pure for the world, so more often than not they appear like pushovers to other people, and people only remember about them when they need something. Well atleast that's the case where I am from.
Honestly, I love this series. Your analyses are the best in all the personality typology channels I've ever seen. Also, the thumbnails rock. Keep it up guys. 👏🏻
I really relate to the part about not accepting new plans or ideas readily. My ENFP husband and I have come to an understanding that if he thinks of something that will change my preconceived image of what I expect, he needs to give me time to process the new information. I may eventually come around, especially if he presents facts and information in support of the change, but it takes me a while to recalibrate. It’s like my brain has to upload and reconfigure my image of the future and what to expect, and then I’m good to go from there. I really don’t do well changing plans in the fly. It makes me feel lost and very uncomfortable.
I have had more experiences with negative and hurtful ISFJs than healthy and positive ones. Seeing content like this and reading the comments actually gives me hope that healthy ISFJs exist.
The way they make you feel grounded and understood is such an underrated part of ISFJs. Such sweethearts. I knew my ex was an ISFJ when I would go off on Ni tangents and it would be like Him: SiFe 😌 Me: Ni 🧐 Him: .......Si 😊 Me: Se? 🥴 Him: Si 😅 Me: Fe 🙃 Him: Fe 🤗
I ADORE isfjs. My closest friend is one. She’s the smartest and most empathetic person I know! We didn’t “click” right off the bat but as i got to know her better, I found out the treasure that she is. I’m an entp and I feel like she’s my other half. I always say that I want a partner like her. Isfjs are great people and I highly doubt they are as common as we think. At least, I don’t know many isfjs
Thanks for this, and I am looking foreword for more of these "How to Spot an.... in 2 minutes". You described my mother in this one nearly 100% and I knew she is an ISFJ too.
Nathan does such a wonderful job representing every type in a positive yet still truthful manner in these videos. I think if more people were to watch him it would undo a lot of the negative associations and conversely the overhype that plague certain types (you know who you are hehe). Thank you for shining a fair light on all the types Nathan, we love you :D
So I believe Im an Intj and my best friend is an Isfj. It is so odd that functionwise Isfj's dont seem very intellectual but he totally is. He can always not only keep up but have like the typical NT type moments. I totally think they are the most underappreciated type and if the world would have to have a most common type we could all apprecaite that they are the Isfj's. Provide stability, analysis, empathy, caring and selflessness. AND THEY ARE NOT STUPID. Cant stress that one enough, and a quick side note neither are Esfp's. I wish this stupid culture of N prasing and especially NT prasing would just dissappear. SJ's are underappreciated especially *sfj's.
@@theram2409 well I dont know about the insecurity thing but yes I agree sensors aren't stupid. This culture thats formed around praising intuition is kinda annoying. Its kinda understandable how people praise Ni doms cuz its made to look so cool but Im pretty confident in saying that Im an Intj and my mother surely is an Infj and its really not that great. Like. At all. Maybe we have some overarching pattern hierarchy thinking but basically all our like concept structures and principles we've developed are bs since we lack the facts and actual world things. Also we are so shit in taking care of anything physical and our house is bit of a mess. Stuff breaks constantly and we cant really change our minds on stuff cuz we think we are always right.
Totally agree. I have a few close acquaintances who are SF types. Yes, we can clash in some areas and totally disagree with each other, but there’s nothing stupid about them. Someday people will learn that MBTI type has nothing to do with intelligence
@@regina8710 I mean in a way it does. Lets say you are an Intp and you you're born and you're stereotypically like a consume person and you love books and new information and love to learn new things and as the brain is developing you are the person who learns the most and uses the brain the most and at that will form more brain connections and that would make you more intelligent... ....probably. Im not a neuroscientist but that makes sense to me. Correct me if Im wrong. But all in all if you're an Isfj that in it self doesnt make you dumbER.
I definitely agree with the "you cant pull wool over their eyes" thing.. The main reason for me personally is because im always skeptical of people who already raised red flags for me .. If I think a person may have ulterior motives or if they are a bad person I put my walls wayy up until im certain nothings happening.. thats the main reason why I have such trouble actually connecting with people online because idk if the people I may int with would be ok or not ( Ik not everyone is the same and I think the main reason im like this is probably because I was raised with being careful online and stranger danger)
I live a life surrounded by ISFJs. It has its ups and downs but it’s generally good :) my whole family-parents and sister-are ISFJs. Even my boyfriend :) but I never have to doubt that I am loved. I am an INFP, so it’s nice to have my group of balanced peeps to help me out and give me honest feedback when I have my crazy ideas. Also ISFJs are so goofy too. I always find myself laughing with them. I love you, dear ISFJs! I’m so glad you guys are in this world ❤
Thanks! My (ENTP) wife is an ISFJ and I do not really understand her motives at times.. still don‘t but this video was short enough to follow through! 🤪👍🏻
ISFJ here. It feels like we’re underrated sometimes. I have a very calm exterior, but my mind is going 100 miles a minute. Thank you for covering us here. 😊
my bestie is an ISFJ! and i do forget she’s not a thinking type sometimes. she’s so grounded. you def need one of these in your life. just the absolute best. - signed, ENTP
My Sister is an ISFJ and I'm an INTP. Once in a while I question... "Wait...are our MBTI types switched?" But she is Sooooo much more extroverted than me.
the part about being mistyped as a thinking type is so true. i'm pretty smart and i can keep up with most people even when i barely understand a topic...but i am still an isfj
My brother in law thinks he's a thinking type but all of the descriptions I've heard of isfj describe how he functions. Granted, I'm not in his head and I am not an expert on typology so I can't say for certain.
Strange considering that they are one of, if not the most common mbti-types in the world. As an intp who struggles with pretty common-day things like eating, sleeping, socializing and physical activity, I find that the isfj has a calming and comforting aura about them, being stable and reliable yet typically humble and aware of their own failures and weaknesses. They feel quite grounded and confident in who they are in their best form and socially withdrawn and lost in their imagination in their worst form. My little sister is an isfj and already at the age of 11 I can see that she has this soothing vibe a lot of the time, yet she likes to ask me questions about things regarding how things work and are how they are structured, using that Ti connection that she has and we both share. Her blind-spot Te really shows however whenever she's stressed or anxious regarding something. It's like she totally breaks down and loses all structure. Must be quite unpleasant, being a top-function Si user.
@@Wolfickle Well I'm glad that you are now more knowledgeable regarding them. I quite often get the impression that they are the stable and less extreme version of the intp. The "non-experimental build" if you enjoy video-game terminology.
Is there any way for enfps to be mistyped as isfj 😅 Or is there any way isfjs can behave very clownish , much like enfps? Nathan? Please 😅 I mean I have a friend who’s typed isfj but likes to banter along with the professors during lectures, actually making them ( professors) crack up 😂
I'm not sure if my brother is an ISFP or ISFJ. He always helps when someone needs help, he likes videogames, concperecy theories, he likes some tradition, listens to all kinds of music. He doesn't believe in god or any other religion. Whenever he crafts something he does it very effizient and in his own speed. He doesn't want money for it just food and a thank you is enough for him. He is very kind but doesn't show all his emotions. He prefers his privacy about intimit subjects. He always protects his family. And he likes to share without something in return. I really think that he's an ISFJ. He is awesome and as an INFP I can tell you we get along extremely well in all the years we spend together we only had 3 fights that I remember.
My bff of 30+ years is INTJ. She helps me see when my emotions are making me assume the worst, and she says I help her be warmer/less blunt in ways that would hurt or offend. I feel like she's this powerful genius who let me into her very limited circle of people she would defend with her life. We recently realized that, in the Grinch movie, she's the grinch and im Max the dog. 😂 or she's Sherlock and I'm Watson. Or she's Abed and I'm Troy. :D
This question plagues my mind. I am an INTJ and feel I am always missing the mark when interacting with ISFJs, though I desperately want to overcome it.
Is there such a thing as a "rising sign" in mbti? In astrology, your rising sign describes how you appear on the surface, especially, but not only, in your youth. I think that ISFJ may be my mbti "rising sign."
Unsolicited advice time! ISFJ's function stack is Si Fe Ti Ne and ENTP's is Ne Ti Fe Si. As you can see, same functions but stacked opposite. That could be a clue. But then INTP uses all of the same functions but in a slightly different order (Ti Ne Si Fe). Of the types you listed all use introverted thinking and extraverted feeling except one, the INFP, so I would say that one's less likely. Of the types you listed only one is an extraverted type (ENTP), so I would say it's less likely. That leaves you with INTP and ISTJ, so it's a matter of working out what are your strengths and weaknesses. Do you tend to make decisions based on the values of society and to maintain social harmony, or do you make decisions based on your own inner logic and have trouble considering the feelings of others? Of course, I could be completely off, I'm just using some deduction to make an educated guess. The best way to determine your type is to keep learning about the types and their functions. Enjoy the process!
@@aprilw2287 thanks. I keep learning about cognitive functions. But I am not sure whether If I use Fi-Te or Fe-Ti. I do multiple researches and learn about the types. I think I will find my type in a short time. I am considering reading Carl Jung's book and I think it will help me. Thank you for your comment.
ALSO: Don't Make Them Feel They're Wrong At Any Cost Or Else They Will Start Questioning Their Whole Existence And Wish That You Somehow Disappear To Somewhere.
Actually false. My bf whos an Isfj knew when he was bullshitted and actually I didnt see that and said to give it another change and he did and he got bullshitted like he predicted. Thats not what they're like at all. They have Fe second not mindless empathy and complete lack of rationality and neither do they live in this intuition dreamland of fakeness.
My best friend just discovered that she is an ISFJ and she is one of my favorite people in the world so now I automatically love ISFJs and I want to learn all about them. If any ISFJ is reading this tell me practical things I can add in my life to be a good friend to an ISFJ that I otherwise wouldn’t have thought of. I’m an INFJ so we have a lot of similarities but a lot of differences as well.
I personally like quality time over quantity. Nothing irritates me more than a person promising to do something and not following through. If she needs help with something or a favor do it… she will be there when you need something or a favor.
ISFJs are the most common type, so probability of someone being an ISFJ is highest. Make a guess and hope for the best. -INTP EDIT: Lmao I refreshed and I'm still 1st! EDIT 2: The video was posted 5 minutes ago and there's only one comment which is mine... WHAT KIND OF SORCERY IS THIS?
Reasons to believe statistics based upon type rarity: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Hope you enjoyed [No way of actually tracking this information, OPS can at best because of their way of typing, but mistyped data etc. still exists]
one other easy way: when they're pissed, especially their "routines" are disturbed. they turn to passive aggression. "they have a hard time dealing with raw data and facts", seriously if you have difficulty with this it practically means you're useless and delusional. that's why they always rely on conventional "wisdom"(which often give you an inefficient results) for decision making.
honestly the "conventional wisdom" part was too vague and I struggle to relate. I process decisions based on what is logically sound to me, facts and raw data could be a component of that processing. I admit that I need more than just raw data and facts, but it doesn't mean I'm going to turn a blind eye to it.
Also, based on some of your other comments I've seen, I think you hold people to an excessively high standard of efficiency. I understand that could just be your natural tendency (I believe you mentioned you were ENTJ in another thread) but not everyone is actively looking to be efficienct in literally every single aspect of life.
@@hoseokiies_210 firstly I was quoting from the video. to explain it to you how delusional conventional "wisdom" can be: 5 centuries ago people still believe earth is the centre of the universe. and ISFJs think people looking for innovation is "misguided"? ok then if these people run the world slavery probably will be still considered as common today, because "it has been like that in the past so it must be normal"(Si). secondly if one has horrible efficiency that person is practically good at anything but being productive. so what use is that? they're not better than being a maid. Thirdly, I am indeed ENTJ, and I'm going to keep spitting these off putting facts
@@naturalinstinct4950 I definitely agree that unhealthy inferior Ne can manifest itself in that way. Its something we need to be aware of so we can prevent mindsets like that. It doesnt mean we have to bear the burden of what happened in the past just because we're ISFJ's, but it's useful in avoiding mindsets like that in our personal life. As for what you said about productivity, you are a prime example of an unhealthy Te dom. That's all I'll say on that.
@@hoseokiies_210 you didn't get what I try to say, you people duelling on the past in other people's life. judging other people according of their past. you say I'm an unhealthy Te, but what did you really said there "normality", focusing on efficiency is a very advantageous trait for social progress and performance. but the majority of the people don't have good Te(only 2 out of 16 types use Te as one of their top 2 functions), therfore you Fe users deem the trait of highly valuing efficiency as "abnormal" and they think "'abnormal' things must be wrong", therfore "unhealthy". it is delusional.
Let's not forget--ISFJ's make great Nazis! (And most likely were in the 1940's). Stubborn (Si), always wants to follows the group or authority (Fe), traditional (Si), fearful of the future (low Ni), and unsympathetic (lack of Fi). I've studied MBTI for well level 15 years, and yes, the pain this type has brought on the world bothers me.
Yeah, and Intuitives make great Hitlers and manipulators - if u want to put it like this, my dear. . I also don’t see how a lack of Fi should make someone unsympathetic? ^^
"Finally, from so little sleeping and so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his mind." Attacking imaginary enemies, such as windmills, rainbows, and of course, "personality type." Truly a Don Quixote moment.
Nathan, I feel SEEN when you post about ISFJs. I struggled for a long time with accepting that this as my type (as opposed to INFJ, my next closest) because the summaries always sounded like, "dumb but nice mom who just wants to give you casserole and doesn't realize when she's being mistreated."
I'm an artist, writer, and career woman; I don't cook; and I maintain strong interpersonal boundaries, so the descriptions always fell flat for me. Instead, you keyed in on what motivates me: I don't see the point in undoing a method that's working, I absolutely adore getting various parts of my life into "autopilot" to free up my mind and energy for creative projects, and I want a balance in life where the facts lead and my feelings follow, but I never want the feelings aspect to be cast aside.
We ISFJs aren't saintly, naive bozos who don't understand logic. We just want to make smart decisions that are as gentle on others as possible. It means so much when someone recognizes where we're coming from.
Yes, my husband is ISFJ and he says his most important goal in life is to be kind.
I agree, I strive toward objective logic in decision making in order to consider the situation as it is, and not as it is from my perspective. Decisions have an effect on everyone in the environment that calls for said decision, and thus selfishness has no place in it, and must be cast aside. The only way to truly be good, is to put others first and self last. Simply not harming is not a standard to determine kindness but rather a facet of selflessness, which is the premise of developing a genuinely loving character.
Most of the people who draw attention to their "type" lets say it's a rare type, like infj, are not actually an infj. That's what I found in my experience. Those people just learn about mbti and find the rarest "type", then go around saying they are that type and it makes them feel special. These people don't learn about mbti to help themselves and others. I know this is long but don't get down on yourself.. Isfj is the hero we all need in this world and you make life better for all. 💙
Wow! Very well said!
Oh, no, I love them. My Mom. She is the smartest person I’ve ever known in 50 years on the planet. You guys are lovely. Sharp, witty, astute, above the ego in most cases. Mature. Sometimes you don’t necessarily see when you should be fighting a bit harder for what you want. You aren’t viewed as dumb, by any stretch, quite the opposite, and more deep than anything else. With much love and support -INFJ (who can’t believe she just turned 50 as she’s mixing beats on logic, moving from country to country making art, cuz she’s an artist, after quitting her gig as a professor in academia in disgust because of the way they financially oppress faculty and students, by forcing, nationwide, approx 80% of faculty to take part time status while raising tuition on students, concurrently forcing deceptively unethical personal agendas onto students who are their to learn and think critically).
ISFJs and ISTJs are my favorite types. Si hero is seriously underrated. They fill in all the details that I often miss and are loyal and dependable in a very flaky world. This ENTJ appreciates you guys!
Mine too -favorite to avoid at all cost!
My wife is ENTJ AND thank you for your kind words
Very accurate :) Also, two things I've noticed about me and a lot of others ISFJs:
1. we value memories about people in our life very highly: for every one in my life I constantly keep a "mental box" in my mind full of things I know they like, they hate, they value highly etc. and I often use them during our new interactions so they can feel understood and happy;
2. we like to be prepared for every bad scenario that can happen: every time I go to a new place, a party, travel etc. I do research and prepare all the things I might potentially need, I'm checking where the nearest shops and hospitals are just in case, I think about plan B and plan C to even minor, daily decisions... and not just for me but also whenever my family member or friend is going to travel, starting a new job, or anything new honestly. Sometimes I wonder how they still want to be my friends I can be such an annoying, overprotective freak.
soo true haha😂 we're also super sentimental
Aw this reminds me so much of my dear isfj friend! You guys are literally one of my favourite types;so smart, so loving and kind.
I can truly relate to this🙌🏼
Makes sense. Was there perhaps a situation earlier in your life where this "overprotective" disaster prevention proved usefull or would have proven usefull? Are any of your parents high Si users? Or is has there perhaps been some other person that you've encountered who has been well-prepared that you look up to? I think for the isfj especially, being in a rush to do something and being stressed in the process is a very unpleasant experience, with the blind-spot Te becoming very prevalent. Being incapable of leaning on neither Si nor Te in pressured situations truly must be terrifying. Oh and hello, nosy intp here, just investigating the primary Si user that's actually interesting.
*Cough* predictable *Cough* istj *Cough*
Yes, my mom drilled it in my head that it’s better to be safe (prepared/alert/aware) than sorry, also she doesn’t naively trust anyone but always looks out for potential threats (as a business owner).
The greatest gift life's ever given me is my ISFJ mom. How she can be so patient and supportive of her wild ENFP daughter will always remain a mystery to me. But, it's a mystery I'm more than grateful for.
My bff's daughter is an ENFP. We LOVE your boundless enthusiasm and fearless approach to life! We're lowkey on red alert for danger all the time, so your optimism helps us see life in a much more positive way.
I bet you make your mom so happy.
I'm an ISFJ and I have never met an ENFP that I didn't like! I don't know about your mom but for me personally, I love your personality type because my ENFP friends help me think in a way that I can't think myself. Because I primarily think with my Si and Ti I'm too rigid in my thought process and talking with ENFPs allows me to consider possibilities that I can't think of myself. It also helps that even if we only have our feeling traits in common, we are both people focused personality types.
dude I’m an enfp and my sister is an isfj - she’s the biggest gift. our friendship is one of the most special things in my life. 💖
@@Moezychan Aaaaaaw! 😍 I'm an ENFP and ISFJs are literally my favorite type! They are loyal and keep me grounded when lost in my imagination and they have my back like no other! ❤❤❤
I think most moms would be seen as an isfj or esfj somehow due to the roles but may or may not actually be their type
Everyone in this comment section is either talking about ways to summarize them or what figure in their life is ISFJ and then I’m here thinking “I didn’t think I was THAT special, holy crap!”
Just a reminder after five months. You are special.
I love ISFJs but they can’t stand me😬
My mom's an ISFJ and yes I mistook her for a thinking type. I asked what she prefers- Thinking or feeling, she said "Thinking, cuz people who take decisions based on what they are feeling aren't really mature or are just dumb."
My mom is also an ISFJ, I mistook her for a thinking type as well.
Thats because the 1st and 3rd function are always working together
Yes!! My nana is an ISFJ, and she’s extremely practical. She also can’t reason with overly emotional people and thinks less of that approach to life. I know she’s an ISFJ and not an ISTJ because she is ALWAYS trying to help others and she has a beautiful Fe smile.
Also they’re very analytical. I’d say ISFJs are the most analytical and thinker-like type amongst the Feelers
Same with mine! I always saw her as extremely logical and smart, and having been raised by her and my ISTJ father I originally thought I myself was ISTJ instead of my actual type of ISFP lol which is probably due to the emphasis on logic over emotion
I wholeheartedly believe that the absolute best type to have for a mother is ISFJ, like mine lol we had the most stable and organized childhood home environment anyone can imagine, we never had to worry about our physical well-being for even one second. But contrary to what many believe about ISFJs, I thought my mother was the smartest, most logical, and grounded woman I knew, and she actually raised us to always be responsible for our own actions and face the consequences we deserved when it came to schoolwork, punctuality, or anything else. I’m positive that had a huge impact on my current functionality as an ISFP adult with a family of my own. The example she set by just being her perfect self was all I really needed to set me on the right path. Another thing that busts the common stereotype is that even though she has everything under control at all times and DOES fit the stereotype of constantly cooking and baking and having that ability of somehow giving just the right gifts, she’s actually always been great at setting clear boundaries in every situation, as well as having the maturity and strength to say no to a request when she knows she’s reached her limit. And the truth is, that makes everyone respect her even more! (And also alleviates our guilt for accepting her superhuman service so often!)
Yup. Same here. I have an amazing ISFJ Mom. Their inner strength is greater than anyone can ever know💗
Agree wholeheartedly with this, as my mom is an ISFJ too! 🎉 Wow. So cool to see this.
How to spot an isfj:
Their kindness makes them super cute and makes you wanna protect them
-My intj friend
ISFJs are also some of the most kindest people ever ❤
Thanks 😊
i really love ISFJ's, they're sooo cute and i respect them. 💗💗
- INFJ
Yes, we often get infantilized, which can be nice sometimes if it's presented in a more protective way as opposed to a demeaning way.
@@sunnyvirtue4498 Omg, you just made me realise, I am doing this all the time to an ISFJ I really like. Never directly to them but when I speak about them to others. I do it in an absolutely in awe, crazy way ;) They'd probably think I'm crazy if they heard that. But I just love them so much.
My dad is an ISFJ ans he has a loooot of qualities that i don't have! (i'm an INTP)
This is a type that i strongly respect and admire
I had a ISFJ friend when I was going to school, at a time in which I really needed one. He was one of the most genuinely good people I have ever met. We ended up going separate ways after high school just due to the fact that we had absolutely nothing in common any more, and as an INTJ, I often found him to be infuriating to talk to, but he still makes sure to send me messages on holidays and on my birthday. I don't think the word "wholesome" could be used to more accurately describe anyone else on the planet.
It is months ago and I have no idea if you read this. But you could write your ISFJ a message and just telling him that you appreciate what he is doing. You will make his day.
I'm an ISFJ and I have been apart from my friends for a long time yet whenever its their birthdays/holidays/etc I will be there to congratulate them or send messages to them...idk if its just me but when no one does the same to me I will sometimes feel sad and lonely so like @Malibu Stacy said, send them back a message because it will make their day
and kind people tend to have soft-heart and doesn't really talk about their issues so yeah haha
@@Iseeyou0165 happy birthday
I like that you added that if we are given enough time we are able to do things that don't necessarily come naturally to us. Many are surprised that I openly state when I need support with something, and yes, affording time, is a support. However, I never simply state that I need help in general, I specifically say what I need help with, and more often than not, I need time to practice a newly acquired skill. Unfortunately, society operates on a all-the-things-now basis where people are required to have 5 years of experience for entry level positions and would rather have someone pretend to know how to do something rather than taking the time to show someone how to do something properly. It's quite the vicious cycle, honestly.
Most underappreciated of them all!
Oh my! Just discovering that I am ISFJ instead of INFJ is truly eye opening! Trying this suit on to see how it feels 😄
Skeptical of people at first? Yes. Yes. Yes. Earn our trust.
What's with the quality of these videos? You fit so much in there. Loving all of the two-minute types series so far!
ISFJ the friend that everyone needs in their lives
100% agreed!
But nobody wants
@@MrTrickster5 Tf you talking about
Indeed Lucky that my bf is an Isfj
@@gorgeousgorilla8681 They are too pure for the world, so more often than not they appear like pushovers to other people, and people only remember about them when they need something. Well atleast that's the case where I am from.
Honestly, I love this series. Your analyses are the best in all the personality typology channels I've ever seen. Also, the thumbnails rock.
Keep it up guys. 👏🏻
I am a proud ISFJ!!! I took different tests 4x and all results lead to ISFJ
I really relate to the part about not accepting new plans or ideas readily. My ENFP husband and I have come to an understanding that if he thinks of something that will change my preconceived image of what I expect, he needs to give me time to process the new information. I may eventually come around, especially if he presents facts and information in support of the change, but it takes me a while to recalibrate. It’s like my brain has to upload and reconfigure my image of the future and what to expect, and then I’m good to go from there. I really don’t do well changing plans in the fly. It makes me feel lost and very uncomfortable.
me too as an isfj...
Me too with my ENFP husband, but I'm an ISTJ.
@@letfreedomring7330 Gotta love that Si hero.
I’m so excited that you are posting videos on ISFJs! They are validating many things for me. Thank you ♥️!
My ISFJ mother has given this video her stamp of approval .
I have had more experiences with negative and hurtful ISFJs than healthy and positive ones. Seeing content like this and reading the comments actually gives me hope that healthy ISFJs exist.
The way they make you feel grounded and understood is such an underrated part of ISFJs. Such sweethearts. I knew my ex was an ISFJ when I would go off on Ni tangents and it would be like
Him: SiFe 😌
Me: Ni 🧐
Him: .......Si 😊
Me: Se? 🥴
Him: Si 😅
Me: Fe 🙃
Him: Fe 🤗
I ADORE isfjs. My closest friend is one. She’s the smartest and most empathetic person I know! We didn’t “click” right off the bat but as i got to know her better, I found out the treasure that she is. I’m an entp and I feel like she’s my other half. I always say that I want a partner like her. Isfjs are great people and I highly doubt they are as common as we think. At least, I don’t know many isfjs
Thanks for this, and I am looking foreword for more of these "How to Spot an.... in 2 minutes". You described my mother in this one nearly 100% and I knew she is an ISFJ too.
Nathan does such a wonderful job representing every type in a positive yet still truthful manner in these videos. I think if more people were to watch him it would undo a lot of the negative associations and conversely the overhype that plague certain types (you know who you are hehe). Thank you for shining a fair light on all the types Nathan, we love you :D
I'm an INTP female with an ISFJ girlfriend. I love it. We're like different in many ways but similar enough to like each other a lot
I'm so lucky for having an ISFJ mom, she's the best mom for me 💕
I'm jealous!!!^^
Not gonna lie, but I am indeed very bappy and content with being an ISFJ 😌😌
Your description of the ISFJ matches pretty well too😄😄✨✨
My nana is an ISFJ and she is the sweetest o’l southern lady ever.
Love this take on ISFJs! You recognize some of our strengths that often go unnoticed or underestimated by many others. Well done!
Brilliant good sir :) still here and still loving it :D
So I believe Im an Intj and my best friend is an Isfj. It is so odd that functionwise Isfj's dont seem very intellectual but he totally is. He can always not only keep up but have like the typical NT type moments. I totally think they are the most underappreciated type and if the world would have to have a most common type we could all apprecaite that they are the Isfj's. Provide stability, analysis, empathy, caring and selflessness. AND THEY ARE NOT STUPID. Cant stress that one enough, and a quick side note neither are Esfp's. I wish this stupid culture of N prasing and especially NT prasing would just dissappear. SJ's are underappreciated especially *sfj's.
Sensory types are very intelligent and practical in general. The intuitives are way too insecure lol
@@theram2409 well I dont know about the insecurity thing but yes I agree sensors aren't stupid. This culture thats formed around praising intuition is kinda annoying. Its kinda understandable how people praise Ni doms cuz its made to look so cool but Im pretty confident in saying that Im an Intj and my mother surely is an Infj and its really not that great. Like. At all. Maybe we have some overarching pattern hierarchy thinking but basically all our like concept structures and principles we've developed are bs since we lack the facts and actual world things. Also we are so shit in taking care of anything physical and our house is bit of a mess. Stuff breaks constantly and we cant really change our minds on stuff cuz we think we are always right.
Thinking ISFJs are stupid is much more stupid than being an ISFJ. I love ISFJ friends. We need them in the world!
-ENTP/INTP
Totally agree. I have a few close acquaintances who are SF types. Yes, we can clash in some areas and totally disagree with each other, but there’s nothing stupid about them. Someday people will learn that MBTI type has nothing to do with intelligence
@@regina8710 I mean in a way it does. Lets say you are an Intp and you you're born and you're stereotypically like a consume person and you love books and new information and love to learn new things and as the brain is developing you are the person who learns the most and uses the brain the most and at that will form more brain connections and that would make you more intelligent...
....probably.
Im not a neuroscientist but that makes sense to me. Correct me if Im wrong.
But all in all if you're an Isfj that in it self doesnt make you dumbER.
I follow a certain ISFJ youtuber because their POV is soothing and keeps me grounded, haha.
Who is it?
@@camii9238 the organized soprano :)
@@Sharkuterie327 thank you!
i usually spot ISFJs by gut feeling but this helped me a lot!
I definitely agree with the "you cant pull wool over their eyes" thing.. The main reason for me personally is because im always skeptical of people who already raised red flags for me .. If I think a person may have ulterior motives or if they are a bad person I put my walls wayy up until im certain nothings happening.. thats the main reason why I have such trouble actually connecting with people online because idk if the people I may int with would be ok or not ( Ik not everyone is the same and I think the main reason im like this is probably because I was raised with being careful online and stranger danger)
People miss the craftiness and the wicked humor of ISFJ's. A lot of comedians are ISFJ's.
Yes! My best friend is sooo funny!
I live a life surrounded by ISFJs. It has its ups and downs but it’s generally good :) my whole family-parents and sister-are ISFJs. Even my boyfriend :) but I never have to doubt that I am loved. I am an INFP, so it’s nice to have my group of balanced peeps to help me out and give me honest feedback when I have my crazy ideas. Also ISFJs are so goofy too. I always find myself laughing with them. I love you, dear ISFJs! I’m so glad you guys are in this world ❤
Thanks! My (ENTP) wife is an ISFJ and I do not really understand her motives at times.. still don‘t but this video was short enough to follow through! 🤪👍🏻
ISFJ here. It feels like we’re underrated sometimes. I have a very calm exterior, but my mind is going 100 miles a minute. Thank you for covering us here. 😊
This is my wonderful s.o. He does struggle with taking on too much when trying to help people.
my bestie is an ISFJ! and i do forget she’s not a thinking type sometimes. she’s so grounded. you def need one of these in your life.
just the absolute best. - signed, ENTP
My mother is an ISFJ, not because she took a test, but we siblings analyzed her personality over the years.
My Sister is an ISFJ and I'm an INTP. Once in a while I question... "Wait...are our MBTI types switched?" But she is Sooooo much more extroverted than me.
I'm an ISFJ with INTP friend and sometimes I also have similar feeling
My ISFJ husband is the most loyal, kindest, and dependable person I have ever met but he's too afraid to take risks.
the part about being mistyped as a thinking type is so true. i'm pretty smart and i can keep up with most people even when i barely understand a topic...but i am still an isfj
My brother is an ISFJ. He's intensely logical at his core, but he's very polite about it.
My brother in law thinks he's a thinking type but all of the descriptions I've heard of isfj describe how he functions. Granted, I'm not in his head and I am not an expert on typology so I can't say for certain.
Wow...I didn't know this or anything about ISFJ's...
Strange considering that they are one of, if not the most common mbti-types in the world. As an intp who struggles with pretty common-day things like eating, sleeping, socializing and physical activity, I find that the isfj has a calming and comforting aura about them, being stable and reliable yet typically humble and aware of their own failures and weaknesses. They feel quite grounded and confident in who they are in their best form and socially withdrawn and lost in their imagination in their worst form. My little sister is an isfj and already at the age of 11 I can see that she has this soothing vibe a lot of the time, yet she likes to ask me questions about things regarding how things work and are how they are structured, using that Ti connection that she has and we both share. Her blind-spot Te really shows however whenever she's stressed or anxious regarding something. It's like she totally breaks down and loses all structure. Must be quite unpleasant, being a top-function Si user.
@@theordinary1059 Oh yeah, I'm an INTP too, I just never really looked up much stuff on ISFJ's
@@Wolfickle Well I'm glad that you are now more knowledgeable regarding them. I quite often get the impression that they are the stable and less extreme version of the intp. The "non-experimental build" if you enjoy video-game terminology.
@@theordinary1059 Lol, that makes more sense now
@@theordinary1059 isfjs and intps are pretty compatible actually! They share the same functions in different order so it totally makes sense.
Please do more ENFP videos!!!
Alexis’s boyfriend Ted on Schitts Creek is a great ISFJ archetype
Defender Personality ISFJ-A.
Even after taking this test year apart, I got the same result; I do agree with their explanations
ISFJ and ISTJ are severely under-documented. I'm trying to explore and understand the differences between them, but the sources are limited.
ESFP here and I am fortunate enough to have married and ISFJ as well as working with Ana I SFJ in my department
I honestly don’t know anymore if I’m an ISFJ in denial or an ISFP with anxiety
I love ISFJs, as an ENTP they're my favorite type.
Yeah, Autopilot... I tend to drive a bike while day dreaming and yet I arrive at the destination
16 personalities with death note
"How to spot an ISFJ in 2 minutes"
Me: "Are they crying?"
Nathan where did you get that hoodie I want one too
Yay thanks!
Well, I’ll take the compliments. You hit the nail on the head, IMHO. 😉
"They can be easily mistaken by thinking types" PREACH
can you tell me if i have paid you for monthly membership? why am i being asked to rejoin, or to join? am i locked out? already?
Is there any way for enfps to be mistyped as isfj 😅
Or is there any way isfjs can behave very clownish , much like enfps?
Nathan? Please 😅
I mean I have a friend who’s typed isfj but likes to banter along with the professors during lectures, actually making them ( professors) crack up 😂
I'm not sure if my brother is an ISFP or ISFJ. He always helps when someone needs help, he likes videogames, concperecy theories, he likes some tradition, listens to all kinds of music. He doesn't believe in god or any other religion. Whenever he crafts something he does it very effizient and in his own speed. He doesn't want money for it just food and a thank you is enough for him. He is very kind but doesn't show all his emotions. He prefers his privacy about intimit subjects. He always protects his family. And he likes to share without something in return. I really think that he's an ISFJ. He is awesome and as an INFP I can tell you we get along extremely well in all the years we spend together we only had 3 fights that I remember.
Am like your brother, also i don't believe in religions. He is ISFJ
Could you please make a video on the INTJ and ISFJ relationship? I feel like it would be really interesting
Yes! I would also love to see that one
My bff of 30+ years is INTJ. She helps me see when my emotions are making me assume the worst, and she says I help her be warmer/less blunt in ways that would hurt or offend. I feel like she's this powerful genius who let me into her very limited circle of people she would defend with her life.
We recently realized that, in the Grinch movie, she's the grinch and im Max the dog. 😂 or she's Sherlock and I'm Watson. Or she's Abed and I'm Troy. :D
My father and mother lol
This question plagues my mind. I am an INTJ and feel I am always missing the mark when interacting with ISFJs, though I desperately want to overcome it.
@@notavideographer can you tell us more about what you're experiencing? Perhaps we can talk it through and provide further insights.
I’m a ISFJ!
Please make one for the other sensors 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
ISFJ friend everyone need but romantic relation no one need
Is there such a thing as a "rising sign" in mbti? In astrology, your rising sign describes how you appear on the surface, especially, but not only, in your youth. I think that ISFJ may be my mbti "rising sign."
Don't get it mistaken, isfj is the real hero of mbti!
My faves!
@@PriHL I know me too!!
I am an ENTP and ENTP is the best type *Change my mind* 😂😂😂
@@scottandantthat's crazy no one cares tho
Do one for ISTJs
I am questioning if I am an INTP, an INFP, an ENTP or an ISFJ. Tough one.
entp or isfj?? how are you choosing between opposites haha
I can understand why you would be between INTP and ISFJ, but ENTP?
Unsolicited advice time! ISFJ's function stack is Si Fe Ti Ne and ENTP's is Ne Ti Fe Si. As you can see, same functions but stacked opposite. That could be a clue. But then INTP uses all of the same functions but in a slightly different order (Ti Ne Si Fe). Of the types you listed all use introverted thinking and extraverted feeling except one, the INFP, so I would say that one's less likely. Of the types you listed only one is an extraverted type (ENTP), so I would say it's less likely. That leaves you with INTP and ISTJ, so it's a matter of working out what are your strengths and weaknesses. Do you tend to make decisions based on the values of society and to maintain social harmony, or do you make decisions based on your own inner logic and have trouble considering the feelings of others? Of course, I could be completely off, I'm just using some deduction to make an educated guess. The best way to determine your type is to keep learning about the types and their functions. Enjoy the process!
@@aprilw2287 thanks. I keep learning about cognitive functions. But I am not sure whether If I use Fi-Te or Fe-Ti. I do multiple researches and learn about the types. I think I will find my type in a short time.
I am considering reading Carl Jung's book and I think it will help me. Thank you for your comment.
@@laislyra5512 I don't know but I keep getting ENXP from online tests (sakinorva) and It confuses me.
Yeah, I’m not an ISFJ… I’m not that put together and prepared. For me, the less detail, the better 😊
ALSO: Don't Make Them Feel They're Wrong At Any Cost Or Else They Will Start Questioning Their Whole Existence And Wish That You Somehow Disappear To Somewhere.
Bruh you watch too much CS Joseph a.k.a the Voldemort of the mbti community who mistyped everyone including himself
yup me!
I think I like my isfj gf now❤
Isfj male in high school are quite, blunt they don't care always chill
Crazy how accurate this is.
how to spot an ESTP in 2 mins...PLEASE
You don't spot ESTPs, they'll always find you first. They see all.
I'm an ISFJ and you talked too fast (for me) I didn't understand a word you were saying.
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I love my isfj friend
Infp
"You've been abused in your relationship for how long? Oh...you see the good in him and no one else does...which is??" that's how I spot my isfjs
thats you asking them this question? cause it applies PERFECTLY to an isfj i know...um...my mom
But not all isfjs are like that...
So true....the devil they know is better than the devil they don't know.
Actually false. My bf whos an Isfj knew when he was bullshitted and actually I didnt see that and said to give it another change and he did and he got bullshitted like he predicted. Thats not what they're like at all. They have Fe second not mindless empathy and complete lack of rationality and neither do they live in this intuition dreamland of fakeness.
That applies to every FJ type
I would like to say pretty astute and knowing how to haggle people, maybe just my Mom though XD
My mom is also Isfj.Why is every mom out there an Isfj?😅😂
I think this is my dad
My best friend just discovered that she is an ISFJ and she is one of my favorite people in the world so now I automatically love ISFJs and I want to learn all about them. If any ISFJ is reading this tell me practical things I can add in my life to be a good friend to an ISFJ that I otherwise wouldn’t have thought of. I’m an INFJ so we have a lot of similarities but a lot of differences as well.
I personally like quality time over quantity. Nothing irritates me more than a person promising to do something and not following through. If she needs help with something or a favor do it… she will be there when you need something or a favor.
I think my dad is isfj.... not too sure cos hes an engr that has to face raw data stuff and he hasnt taken thetest a
lol
my gf probably
Both my mom and dad are ISFJs, they are to be admired, so practical in life, so simple, so kind, so successful, so BORING
from INTP
ISFJs are the most common type, so probability of someone being an ISFJ is highest. Make a guess and hope for the best. -INTP
EDIT: Lmao I refreshed and I'm still 1st!
EDIT 2: The video was posted 5 minutes ago and there's only one comment which is mine... WHAT KIND OF SORCERY IS THIS?
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[No way of actually tracking this information, OPS can at best because of their way of typing, but mistyped data etc. still exists]
@@zwieeee it was a joke 💀
@@AditiSingh-ie6fy nah get out, reported to shan and dave for disgusting Ne assumptions
@@zwieeee I bet you're fun at parties.
@@AditiSingh-ie6fy fine there, just crap at comedy gigs 😭
“Capable of matching anyone intellectual y” yea......no. -INTP
one other easy way: when they're pissed, especially their "routines" are disturbed. they turn to passive aggression.
"they have a hard time dealing with raw data and facts", seriously if you have difficulty with this it practically means you're useless and delusional. that's why they always rely on conventional "wisdom"(which often give you an inefficient results) for decision making.
honestly the "conventional wisdom" part was too vague and I struggle to relate. I process decisions based on what is logically sound to me, facts and raw data could be a component of that processing. I admit that I need more than just raw data and facts, but it doesn't mean I'm going to turn a blind eye to it.
Also, based on some of your other comments I've seen, I think you hold people to an excessively high standard of efficiency. I understand that could just be your natural tendency (I believe you mentioned you were ENTJ in another thread) but not everyone is actively looking to be efficienct in literally every single aspect of life.
@@hoseokiies_210 firstly I was quoting from the video. to explain it to you how delusional conventional "wisdom" can be: 5 centuries ago people still believe earth is the centre of the universe. and ISFJs think people looking for innovation is "misguided"? ok then if these people run the world slavery probably will be still considered as common today, because "it has been like that in the past so it must be normal"(Si). secondly if one has horrible efficiency that person is practically good at anything but being productive. so what use is that? they're not better than being a maid. Thirdly, I am indeed ENTJ, and I'm going to keep spitting these off putting facts
@@naturalinstinct4950 I definitely agree that unhealthy inferior Ne can manifest itself in that way. Its something we need to be aware of so we can prevent mindsets like that. It doesnt mean we have to bear the burden of what happened in the past just because we're ISFJ's, but it's useful in avoiding mindsets like that in our personal life. As for what you said about productivity, you are a prime example of an unhealthy Te dom. That's all I'll say on that.
@@hoseokiies_210 you didn't get what I try to say, you people duelling on the past in other people's life. judging other people according of their past.
you say I'm an unhealthy Te, but what did you really said there "normality", focusing on efficiency is a very advantageous trait for social progress and performance. but the majority of the people don't have good Te(only 2 out of 16 types use Te as one of their top 2 functions), therfore you Fe users deem the trait of highly valuing efficiency as "abnormal" and they think "'abnormal' things must be wrong", therfore "unhealthy". it is delusional.
Let's not forget--ISFJ's make great Nazis! (And most likely were in the 1940's). Stubborn (Si), always wants to follows the group or authority (Fe), traditional (Si), fearful of the future (low Ni), and unsympathetic (lack of Fi). I've studied MBTI for well level 15 years, and yes, the pain this type has brought on the world bothers me.
Wtf? Dude. You're weird.
Yeah, and Intuitives make great Hitlers and manipulators - if u want to put it like this, my dear.
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I also don’t see how a lack of Fi should make someone unsympathetic? ^^
^Showing that studying MBTI for 15 years will rot your brain, would not recommend
"Finally, from so little sleeping and so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his mind."
Attacking imaginary enemies, such as windmills, rainbows, and of course, "personality type." Truly a Don Quixote moment.
I always hear Hitler was an INFJ.
Lovely but boring
Not at all boring?
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