[MENTION=7063]SilkRoad[/MENTION] is an ISFJ!
There's a thread about this: http://www.typologycentral.com/forums/what-s-my-type/50199-does-anyone-think-i-m-not-infj.html
haha interesting. But to be honest I think you do. You seem more intellectual than the ISFJ stereotype, so I guess you'd probably identify more with the INFJ profile. Also, you seem to have a pretty distinctive informative style of communication.
We determined (basically what I thought) that I'm an ISFJ-like INFJ. (Or possibly ENFJ-like.) I don't think I have much Si.
The thing is, I have a decent idea what Si is supposed to look at and I don't identify with the sort of data recall capacity involved, at all, nor particularly with the attachment to tradition. I've got patterns in my mind to support everything from my view of human history to my interpersonal relationships, going off into decades from now... ... I haven't read many ISFJ profiles which I identify with much (although certainly more than INTJ, say), whereas I identify greatly with the INFJ profiles as a rule (except for believing that I'm an infallible psychic.) And I came to MBTI by taking a test and finding out I was supposed to be INFJ (and being shocked at how well it fit me), so it wasn't one of those things where I decided INFJ was the most glamorous profile. 
Fair enoughI'd probably call myself Foreseer/Supporter...
Good points. Your combo seems to be really rare, indeed. But I won't lie, I still think you are an ISFJ. You just seem more ''smooth'' than pretty much every INFJ.
I believe there is a scale of directiveness where SFJs rank between Ps and Js. It is not very scientific, I admit, but it is gonna be pretty hard to compare them with EXTJs in this category.
Good points. Your combo seems to be really rare, indeed. But I won't lie, I still think you are an ISFJ. You just seem more ''smooth'' than pretty much INFJ.
Although we are awesome, and there are a number of self-identified 6s here and a few other INFJ 6s. And I have seen it listed as a very common or fairly common type for INFJ... Seriously, whatever I am, I doubt that 95% of INFJs are type 4. It's just too many..
To be honest, [MENTION=13260]Rasofy[/MENTION] thinks everyone is an ISFJ
I am always getting rep comments from him saying "hi saturned, you're an ISFJ." and stuff.
Yeah, that is usually how I greet people. But you're an ENFP sis. Deal with it!To be honest, [MENTION=13260]Rasofy[/MENTION] thinks everyone is an ISFJ
I am always getting rep comments from him saying "hi saturned, you're an ISFJ." and stuff.
We determined (basically what I thought) that I'm an ISFJ-like INFJ. (Or possibly ENFJ-like.) I don't think I have much Si.
You seem fairly Fe-heavy, less deep into Ni, which would make you seem both more accomodating with people and less of a space cadet. (I get the space cadet impression also from INTJs who are really deep into their Ni; I think a more developed J function has a grounding effect on INxJs and ENxPs).
Bolded is my impression so far.
Your thread on sympathetic imagination, where you described envisioning all these tragic scenes and imagining people's experiences from the inside, makes me favor N over S for you. I have a number of SFJs in my family, and while they're all sensitive and caring people they pretty much direct that to the reality in front of them.
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