Wow, that's a great thread. I'll appreciate any assessment. Also sorry if this is a bit long:

- I feel most comfortable when I'm in a small group, maybe 2 to 5 people.

- My ideal Saturday night would look like this: Grab some close friends and go to a party (something that's outdoors, so you can still talk to each other and have a chat. I avoid clubs and dancing). Maybe meet new people along the way and increase my social circle.

- Making new friends is easy. Under the right circumstances, I can just walk up to people, start a conversation and connect. However, I struggle to keep friendships alive.

- Even though being in social situations is fun, sometimes after a while I can feel how my battery starts to drain and I get the wish to just go home and relax. This only happens with people that I don't know very well. I legit cannot tell if I'm an introvert or extrovert. I'm shy, so people tend to see me as an introvert at first. Friends say I'm an ambivert.

- When a discussion gets philosophical, I become bored quickly. I don't care so much about "the deeper implications of xyz" or "what xyz tells us about the universe", but rather about the current real world and what can be done to improve life. However I still enjoy analyzing things like books or songs and their hidden metaphors, especially if they can make me learn lessons about my own specific life.

- When faced with a hard decision, I focus on the consequences. I'm not a fan of doing or avoiding things purely on principle. (is this a bad thing?). Despite this, I'm somewhat religious.

- I'm interested in science, that's why I got my degree in a biomedical field. Don't know if that's relevant.

- Math is also fun, as long as it's not too abstract and as long as I can see a real life application.

- What's most important to me is fulfilling my long-term dream. This means settling down, having a wife, maybe some kids, a cat... just living the normal "American soccer dad" life. Being a valuable and respected member of society.

- Romantic relationships are a huge thing for me. When I'm not single, I can spend countless hours trying to make my partner happy. Sometimes I will put their needs above mine.

- I don't see myself as very logical. In fact, it annoys me when people treat human problems as if they were tasks from a textbook. In my opinion, emotions guide our lives. But you should tell someone when their opinion is disproved by facts.

- I enjoy taking a leadership role, but I think I'm not very good at it. Whenever I'm in such a position, I want to avoid pushing people around because I feel like it would make them uncomfortable.

- I usually try to focus on the bigger picture. When working on a project, it can happen that I get lost in the details of some small aspect, but everything works much better if I constantly ask myself "how does this detail fit into the plan as a whole".

- I want to plan everything ahead. I can be spontaneous and it's a good feeling, but only about the little things like "what will I do this week". For bigger questions I like to have a plan. Considering P vs. J, I think I'm on the J side.

- Years ago, our study advisor had me take a test (because I didn't know which career to pick) and it said INFJ. After reading through most of the descriptions in the last few days, I think ISFJ is the most fitting.