I looked at the ISTj profile and theres a bit I disagree with and agree with.
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An ISTj will usually have a high respect for authority and rules, and expects that everyone follow societal norms. A person high up in the order is considered a superior, and they attempt to show respect for them even if they truly believe that their “superior” is under qualified. ISTjs are generally independent, proud workers. They enjoy it when people show responsibility and morality in their actions. They attempt to be non-judgmental and tactful with people, but sometimes this is hard for them to maintain.
I dont have any respect for authority and I hate conformists. I hate to follow what my "superior" says.
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STjs generally prefer to the outdoors and experiencing things for themselves. They may not care much about learning from books, although they will tolerate it to a point.
Good books are possibly my favorite thing to do. And I hate going outside under any conditions.
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This results in the fact that ISTjs often receive the impression that because someone has not been physically active for a period of time, they must be lazy and in need of discipline. However, some tend to give little thought to the fact that activities which involve long hours of non-physical activity may be conducive to productivity, and conclude laziness and unproductively anyways.
I dont do this really, I'm actually pretty lazy to the work that I have to do. I'm more concerned with what I want to learn about and what interests me.
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they tend to have exceptionally precise memories, and can keep track of all of their items. To ISTjs, everything has a place, even people.
I have a pretty bad memory about people's names.
The rest of the description had some parts that fit me fairly good
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ISTjs can have a knack to know when something is moved out of place, even if it has been moved back; very little can escape their eyes in these circumstances.
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ISTjs to be seen playing the role of the gentleman, acting gallantly, opening doors for people, waiting patiently in line to say a kind word to a frustrated sales clerk.
ESTp dosnt fit me at all based on its description.