Yes, I had read the Rolling Stone interview before. (I'm not really a Hunger Games fan; just a really big fan of Jennifer Lawrence herself, being a pretty big film buff. Haha.)
I feel like her being straight-talking is more a result of her upbringing or other factors...but I could be wrong. I don't know, I mean, I'm an INFJ, and I'm very talkative with anyone who will listen, and I'll say pretty much anything as long as I'm not hurting anyone's feelings because I adore honesty. I've always been very assertive, since I was a little girl. So who knows?
Hmm. I'm a bit tripped up. I don't have much Fi, but that whole way-too-much-information thing is my bad habit. I actually did it today. I met this new coworker, and I sensed very quickly that I could trust her, and so I got very excited that she would listen to me. I ended up talking her ear off and saying things I probably shouldn't have. And then I felt guilty and started worrying afterwards. Maybe this habit is just the result of me aching for someone to listen to me. Haha.
I'll find this later, but Jennifer said that in a relationship she's at first guarded and reserved (which also made me think of her being introverted).
I see where you're coming from, but I still think she is iNtuitive. She has talked about her intuition helping her act in other interviews before (like
this one). And grr, I can't find those scans of her talking about her "big picture" view on life. I'll keep looking for them. I found this quote however:
I feel pretty mature. I keep thinking I'm going to grow up more and then I'm going to really understand.
That seems rather N-y to me, her believing that she will know more in the future than she does now. I recall some other moments of her musing about her future in interviews. Like, once in an article, she was wondering what kind of person she was going to be in the future -- like she was worried she was going to turn into some crazy brainwashed actor like many others have in Hollywood. And in another interview once, she said that before the Hunger Games came along, she'd imagined herself to do a string of indie movies more and then settle down once she hit thirty or so to have a family (if I remember correctly).
I feel like the fact she calls
Winter's Bone a "beautiful" movie also points towards her being N. I just forced my ISFJ mother and ESFP brother to watch it, and they both hated it and called it stupid. It is a rather unorthodox movie, but I believe that it's beautiful, backwardly.
There's also another quote I remember of Jennifer calling this scene she had in The Burning Plain in which she and her boyfriend lay in their parents' bed in their parents' clothing (I think -- I haven't seen that movie in a while) "sick and poetic." I feel like a Sensor might on impulse call it just "sick."
I don't know if this is related to S or N, but I was reading more of her articles, and Jennifer talks about fate a few times. Here's a quote:
I'm a big believer in what's meant to be will happen. I've watched fate play out so wonderfully without me being in control of it.
Also, I feel like the fact that fame scares her attests to her introversion.... I could be wrong, but isn't such a desire for privacy an attribute of introversion? Hmm. In her Marie Claire interview, she says how she always wanted to be the center of attention as a kid, which threw me off for a second. But then I thought about it more, and I realized I always obnoxiously wanted to be the center of attention as a kid, too, and yet at the same time, it was easy for me to be alone.
I'm not 100% sure, but I'm pretty convinced that Jennifer is an INFP who seems like an ENFP or ESFP in public. There are lots of introverts who seem extroverted around other people (myself included -- actually, I'd say most people who are acquainted with me think I'm an ENFJ or ESFJ). My brother is an ESFP, along with one of my closest friends -- I feel like I would know it if Jennifer were one as well, you know? But who knows.
Also, thanks for being nice and civil about our disagreements! I've been on some other forums where that wasn't the case....