16 Personalities Through the Eyes of the ISFP

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🎵 Music:

[baldarianagrande]

"Just kidding that was a terrible application of MBTI"

You don't know how grateful I am that you said that

[jashepoon]

I hope Ashley (the ENFP) is safely back in the hospital 🥺

[Siansonea]

I'm an ISFP and I definitely fit the 'does talk to animals' stereotype. If there are ten people and one animal in a room, I will be talking to the animal.

[Dfd_Free_Speech]

INTP father here with a ISFP teenage daughter.
Playing together is really chill and fun, but it's so hard to make her invest any time into learning for her school and future.

[Kingpinatron]

My wife (ESFJ) is always accusing me (INTJ) of being a vampire because I never open the shades and keep the lights at a minimal. There is, of course, no such thing as vampi--

Wife: *somehow opens all the shades at once*

Me: *vaporizes into a pile of dust*

[j.s.]

1:36 Kristen‘s videos are just getting more and more professional looking. She is my favorite MBTI YouTuber because she never makes me feel like there is too much going in her skits. I can tell that Kristen‘s videos are heartfelt and that she puts a lot of time and effort into her jokes. Please stay great, Kristen.

[katrinamurray]

As an ISFP we tend to assume we are ENTJs or INTJs, because the stereotypes have us really sweet and soft while we can be super intense. Not as much as Exxjs of course and not as leveled as them because its unbalanced in us, but we have a lot of "angst". Of course we have that chill side but its not always that way.

[trinaq]

ISTPs, ESTPs and fellow ISFPs are each other's wingmen. They understand that all they really need to do is to chill. 😉

[yayalu]

I like how the aesthetic of this video is inspirational quote background style and hippie peace loving vibes. Even when the ISFP is confused it’s just question marks edited in a default upwards fashion lol.

[farbeyondtheshapelessheart]

Writing down my (ISFP) perspective:
As an ISFP, I hate being shoved into the same categories as INFPs. Just like you described it, their passive/imaginative approach can annoy the more action-oriented ISFPs from time to time.

Personally, I perceive INFPs as way softer than ISFPs, and ISFPs as more intense (from my experience, the laid-back ISFP cliché isn't true at all, they can be quite determined, to the point of being obsessive)

[ccl]

I am an INTJ long term night shifter. Chronically low in vitamin D. Every time a day shift opening comes up people always ask me why I don’t want to transfer to day shift. I always say because I like the extra money but really it’s that I hate sun management and people. Sometimes I watch these videos and wonder how she knows me so well when we’ve never met.

[isaiahlightfoot]

ESTJ: "I'll see you in your nightmares tonight.."
ISFP: "No.. You'll see me in yours 😈"

[aniavu]

I'm istp and my bestie is isfp. This pretty much sums our friendship over past few years

[yuishizu]

ISFP here. Here are my thoughts/pushbacks:
1) ENTJ: my ENTJ buds are very conscious of how I feel and are eager to make things right, even if they didn't do anything wrong. They're far from ignorant and oblivious, especially when it comes to my feelings. They're never condescending towards me. I appreciate them very much.
2) ENTP: I love listening to them. They're very interesting and I find myself paying a lot more attention when they speak
3) INFP: yes, most definitely yes 🥲
4) ENFJ: 😆 Guilty as charged
5) INTP: I feel like INTPs are actually a lot more colourful and engaging than what they're stereotyped to be.
6) INTJ: Yes, I find their lack of Vitamin D disturbing. However, instead of being cold and intimidating, I find them to be warm, relaxed, and childlike towards me.
7) ENFP: they can be a little all over the place, but they're insanely present when it comes to interpersonal conversations.

[TurtleNinjaFan]

I’m an ISTP with an ISFP brother and the “chill” thing is accurate when we aren’t annoying the heck out each other, the Te doms were also pretty accurate (we have an ESTJ father, the two of them have some very clean differences)

[sirennexus]

I am currently more invested in this YouTube series than any other. Your mannerisms for each type are so thorough at this point that I could tell who each one is before they even say a word.

[macaronmaker]

This was so good! Great job once again Kristin, I love your videos :)
INFJs being surprised to find out they never let the ISFP in is sadly very accurate, not just towards ISFPs 😂

[basic-decaf]

As an ISFP landscape photographer.. I do appreciate these backgrounds Kristin.. 😊

Also: super accurate on INFJ ISTJ and ENFP.

Based on my experience dating a real INFJ for 1.5 years, they are so secretive, I feel like we ISFPs wear our hearts on our sleeves with no shame.

I have an ISTJ best friend who mainly comes to me for dating advice because he's a robot and doesn't understand human connection.

Lastly.. every ENFP I've known cannot focus on anything we're talking about and it actually feels so disrespectful and hopeless. Especially when we're sharing our art with them.. because they asked us to.. like what in the world?

[INTP_Apologist]

This was pretty accurate for me (an INTP). I also related to the ISTJ and ISTP.
Also, I agree that the “more/less organized because J/P” is a terrible application of MBTI.

[MichaelGrundler]

I really appreciate the ENTP subtitles. It was a bit hard to understand without them.

But now that I know what was said I can truly contemplate the deeper meaning of it all.