I’m disappointed that you tried to trick me.



THIS IS SO FREAKY.
I DID A PERSONALITY TEST AND CHECK OUT THE RESULTS!
SO DARN TRUE!
people if you wanna know more about me, here it is.
LOL.



You are: The Nurturer (ISFJ)


In general, ISFJs are sympathetic, loyal, considerate, and conscientious. They will go to any amount of trouble, when it makes sense to them, to help those in need.




ISFJs operate most comfortably in situations where the rules are well defined and where traditions are to be upheld.



They focus on providing practical help and services for others, and for the organizations they serve. They are often self-effacing in getting the job done, and they are willing to make necessary sacrifices, especially for their families. They are at their best quietly providing assistance and making sure things are in proper order.




ISFJs in Love



For the ISFJ, love means security and commitment.
Again, like other types, ISFJs tend to fall hard when they fall in love.




ISFJs tend to stay in relationships that may not be in their best interests. Because ISFJs are responsible and dutiful, unless they are careful, their partners may take advantage of them.




ISFJs are likely to stay in such relationships, because their values of commitment and stability are more important than their individual needs and wants. They may be taken for granted by the very people for whom they care and do so much.



In love, ISFJs tend to be a perfect example of people who radiate warmth and good feeling. When the spouse or family of the ISFJ does not meet his or her expectations, the opposite facial expression or demeanor may occur. They are unlikely to talk with others about their disappointments.



When ISFJs are scorned, they are likely to be disappointed, angry, and bitter. However, they keep their feelings inside and often focus on themselves.



ISFJs at Work



At work, ISFJs contribute loyal, sympathetic, consistent, and considerate service to others.
They are known for their kindness, and for their willingness to go to any length to help those in need.



They take the practical needs of people into account when they do their work, and their strong follow-through skills allow them to carry out organizational goals.


They do at least what is expected of them, and oftentimes more, without attracting attention to themselves.


They are painstaking and responsible with detail and routine, and feel it is important to have the right things in the right places at the right times.




I FEEL SO EXPOSED NOW!!! OMFG.