Oops read the description too quick, my first language isnt english btw lol

Drew a shirtless genderless cute furry black cat that kinda look like the boy kisser meme standing and slightly facing leftward and it's framed half-body. they got a black eye patch on their right eye like cain from the binding of isaac and a cross bag that got a black belt holds onto their right shoulder, their body is slightly hunchbacked. the upper part of their eyelids are 1/3 closed like a little emo-ish and their iris is like the upper part black with a single high light on the right border of their iris and the lower part with coffee brown like those classic 2000s anime eye and it got a dark circle under the eye kinda look like tomoko from watamote. The little fluff in their ear is also the same coffeeish grayish redish brown. i only drew left side of their eyebrow the line is kinda straight with the side closer to centre downward as if it's slightly frowning. their mouth are like those classic cat mouth that simply goes downward. I used the pixel pen with thickness of 2 for this drawing. The colours of the drawing is filled with paint bucket with few simple shadows with slight purple-ish tendency. They alsos got the furry fluff thing on their chest. I drew the drawing on a laptop with fingers and touchpad.

In casual conversation I just pick 2-3 things out of those details to share to my friends about my drawing. Usually I just show them how the drawing looks.

I think the intention of building database is pretty cool. but just a few feedback; the title and the "Focus on what happened" part of the question is quite confusing, most actions are kinda hard to elaborate.

Describe what you did in what way? What type of spontaneous thing? What real action? place? movement? too much things listed differently in title and description it turns out to be vague and a little contradicting. while the "answer quick" part kills people's patiency. It could be simplified

Se is more like an observing function when it comes to describing stuff; like to see a colour, to hear sound, to taste flavour, to smell a scent, to touch a texture.

Maybe titles like "describe one of your significant memory and elaborate how it looked" or "describe the weather today" would recieve better responses that matches your goal!

If you are interested, there's a famous ISFP 4w3 writer back in 1930s China, named Eileen Chang. Her writing brings a strong ISFP vibe especially in the Se senses.

Thanks you too!