...OpEn mY eYeS...: ... I'm an ISFJ...

i took this personality test and i got a result that i always expected...
no differences from other personality tests i took before...
the answers and characteristics are all the same...hihihi...

i am an ISFJ... (i dunno y...)
but it says these 4 characters have the highest scores for me... (ok...fine...)

i've read everything about ISFJ and i found most of them are quite interesting...

ISFJ means "Introverted Sensing Feeling Judging".
they say ISFJ people are generally "the defender" among others...

reason :
ISFJs are traditional, loyal, quiet and kind. They are very sensitive to other people's needs because they are very observant. They have rich inner thoughts and emotions. They value stability and cultural norms. They are very adept at giving attention to detail. They do not seek positions of authority.

General traits of an ISFJ :

Large, rich inner store of information which they gather about people

Highly observant and aware of people's feelings and reactions

Excellent memory for details which are important to them

Very in-tune with their surroundings - excellent sense of space and function

Can be depended on to follow things through to completion

Will work long and hard to see that jobs get done

Stable, practical, down-to-earth - they dislike working with theory and abstract thought

Dislike doing things which don't make sense to them

Value security, tradition, and peaceful living

Service-oriented: focused on what people need and want

Kind and considerate

Likely to put others' needs above their own

Learn best with hands-on training

Enjoy creating structure and order

Take their responsibilities seriously

Extremely uncomfortable with conflict and confrontation

ISFJ strengths :

Warm, friendly and affirming by nature.
Service-oriented, wanting to please others.
Good listeners.
Will put forth lots of effort to fulfill their duties and obligations.
Excellent organizational capabilities.
Good at taking care of practical matters and daily needs.
Usually good (albeit conservative) at handling money.
Take their commitments seriously, and seek lifelong relationships.

ISJF weaknesses :

Don't pay enough attention to their own needs.
May have difficulty branching out into new territory.
Extreme dislike of conflict and criticism.
Unlikely to express their needs, which may cause pent-up frustrations to build inside.
Have difficulty leaving a bad relationship.
Have difficulty moving on after the end of a relationship.

ISFJ as lovers :

ISFJs are committed to their relationships.
ISFJs have a difficult time leaving a relationship which is bad, or accepting that a relationship is over.
ISFJs tend to be very selfless, and to put the needs of others well before their own needs.
The ISFJ is very warm and selfless.
ISFJs have difficulty with conflict situations, and would much prefer to just sweep things under the rug.
ISFJ is usually a traditional, family-minded individual who places the comfort of their mates and families as their first priority in life.

ISFJ as friends :

they genuinely enjoy spending time with friends and colleagues.
ISFJs usually feel a strong need to talk problems and issues over with people before making decisions on their actions.
Some ISFJs like to discuss things over with their friends, rather than their families.
The love to observe people's reactions and emotions in situations.
ISFJ usually remains reserved around others, and does not open up very much.

Careers for ISFJs :

Artist

Accountant

Administrator

Auditor

Administrative Assistant

Actor

Business Analyst

Bookkeeper

Banker

Counselor

Clerical Supervisor

Career Counselor

Child Care

Church Worker

Doctor

Designer

Entrepreneur

Editor

Economist

Early Childhood Development

Gardener

Health Service

Human Resources

Homemaker

Interior Decorator

Librarian

Military

Marketer

Medical Technologist

Nurse

Office Manager

Psychologist/Counselor

Paralegal

Police

Researcher

Social Worker

Shopkeeper

Senior Manager

Scientist

Typist

Trainer

Writer