@kiaadams104
Damn i love ISFJs. Reliability and dependability is sexy AF. Keep keeping it classy.
@Dreamy_sunflower07
I'm an ISFJ and everything she said is truee😅😂🎉❤
@enofoknihttnaci6835
I'm about 50/50 on this, I can relate to the first point, not the second point, I'm not a selfish a-hole or anything, but most of the time, I'm not going to over-extend myself for someone, especially when I know they probably wouldn't do the same for me or anyone else When it comes to knowing where stuff is, I'm the best at keeping my stuff together and knowing where it is, and I've gotten so good at keeping track of my stuff, that I will feel like a bit of an unobservant failure if something of mine does go missing
@blushblossomsxx
Im an isfj and this is relatable 😅
@00Klingon
As an INTP who was raised by an ISTJ father, I can totally relate. I credit behaviors I learned from him for being able to avoid many of the pitfalls of Se trickster, at least when it comes to being somewhat organized. I find I don't lose things if everything has it's place and I stick to it to where I feel weird if I don't put things away. This is learned behavior. I too find myself checking and re-checking things frequently, almost compulsively, in a Ti-Si way. I don't always do this but some days I can annoy myself with it. Of the 3, the one I resonate the least is the sense of high obligation to other people. While I do worry about not upsetting others and letting down the people that rely on me, I don't let it become a detriment to my emotional wellbeing. usually.
@actionchaplain1
ISTJ here. I relate very much to all of 1 and 3, though not so much to 2 as one might expect.
@grababundoberni
1 and 3 impress me as INFJ who loves her NiFeTiSe. I would have a better organization of my belongings and prettier handwriting if I had Si. Number 2 is Feeling extroverted at work. That is normal for me too! ISFJ I tip my hat and I wish you stabilizing and fruitful stimuli and precious memories, then be loved, so you simply go on being who you are.
@PENGUINGIRL1210
As an INFJ, I also relate to all these, especially the missing items one because it triggers my low Se anxiety
@nicolasdanek4225
I'm an INFJ and I double check everything. Another among a huge list of similarities between our types.
@Seekanddestroy88
My husband is an ISTJ, and number 3 is so very Si. Lol. He is very structured, and everything has a place; he notices the instant anything moves. Si-leads make a true art out of routine.
@coleriedel751
Every professional double checks their work. I don't even have feelings Spatial awareness isn't an ISFJ thing. Do you know what ISN'T NORMAL that ISFJs think are normal? Their stupid-amazing, near-perfect memory!
@nickolaszissimos1189
#2 is the same for us INFJs
@huntedsnark7507
We see the evidence of her words in that amazing blue bookcase back there! As an INTP... same functions, different order ... I relate to these 100%, 70%, and 10% , respectively 🤭
@rumelingecristescu6046
Spoke like a true ISFJ'
@chuzzlewitspack9126
As an ISFP I relate to two of these things. 'Check, re-check, check again' is my motto, but I thought it was due to Ni paranoia. i also have places for everything in my house and I put things back. I thought it was due to Fi valuing the aesthetics of a clean home, but it could also be from having an ISTJ dad who ingrained the habit in me. Interesting that different functions can have the same outcomes.
@jltrack
I know where everything in my house is too. I have a photographic memory where every object or tool was and has been. I freak out when someone moves the objects I stowed away previously to another location. I believe I’m an INFJ or possibly an ISTP with really developed Fe
@eval4495
There are some things I can relate to even though I identify as an infp. 1. I can relate to checking things more than once only because I get anxious and I begin to imagine things. 😅 2. Sometimes I'll go along with others if it makes sense in my head or to avoid conflict [something I have to work on, I admit]. But the majority of the time I want to go with how I feel about things. A lot of the times there are disagreements over this and it hurts my relationships. 3. I like to give most things a home because I can easily lose something. Sometimes I won't even know it's missing until I go look for it. 😅
@Sound-Eater
As an intj raised by an isfj mom and an istj father, this 3rd thing is really painful for someone with Se inferior. You can never be perfect for them, because they worry so much about their surroundings that every mistake you make is a sin
@katiebee2937
I’m an infj my mum is an isfj it’s rough sometimes
@XmenFanRicardo