Sensing
Feeling
Judging
I took a personality test out of curiosity to see what it would say about me. I've changed a lot over the years and its interesting to see how I have evolved as a woman, a wife, a friend, a sister, a daughter, and a Christian. Thank God! Imagine how life would be if we didn't evolve.
If you are interested in taking the test as well you can take it here.
My pastor calls me a melancholy (introverted and thoughtful, creative and independent) and choleric (ambitious and leader-like, swinging moods, and assertiveness). He kinda hits the nail on the head. Do you ever try to be a personality you aren't just to prove that you aren't moody? If you want to know more about the four temperaments you can look here for more information.
As I look over the explanation for my ISFJ categorization, I very carefully analyze it to make sure its accurate. (I'm sure this behavior fits in perfectly with the characteristics of one of these letters.)
Some words to describe an ISFJ:
- "need to be needed"
- desire to serve others (this is so me.)
- often go unappreciated (I'm a teacher; can I get an amen?)
- maintain strong loyalties (I will choke someone who messes with my loved ones. *That's a promise, not a threat.)
- meals, gifts, and celebrations are infinitely mapped out
- family oriented
- few, close friends (for this reason, they are willing to do anything for these friends and are extremely dependable and loyal)
- unexplained moodiness
It's neat to think about why you are the way you are and how you tick.
