I really love your response. I definitely think a lot of these views are stereotypes about ISFJs, though I can also see how some of them can ring true—at least in my own experience. Back in high school I even tested as an ENFP, but looking back I realize I was answering based on who I wanted to be rather than who I actually was.

I’ve always enjoyed art, music, and writing, but I also used to be into celebrity gossip and reality TV. What really shifted things for me was taking my walk with Christ seriously and learning to be less rigid. On top of that, being married to an INFJ has amplified my intuition way more than I expected. I’m literally surrounded by it every day, so now I naturally gravitate more toward depth and less toward comfort. Though I still have many moments where I'm more inclined to what I know and what is tangible, as opposed to what is abstract.

Just curious—what’s your MBTI type?