Integral Types

[Dmitri Lytov]

ISFJs have neither the desired nor talent to be actresses. I would be shocked if you could find one aota of anything even resembling a proof for any of the actresses you have in mind to be ISFJ.

This statement is going very far, can you please substantiate?

[Creepy-pokeball]

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And along those lines, ISFJ is not the female stereotype in America, anyway. Its ESFP.

That is highly dependant on point of veiw. Which stereotype and on what time line(s)?

[Rocky]

ISFJs have neither the desired nor talent to be actresses. I would be shocked if you could find one aota of anything even resembling a proof for any of the actresses you have in mind to be ISFJ.

This statement is going very far, can you please substantiate?

For one thing, ISFJs don't like attention (as opposed to, say, the ExxP types). I don't know many ISFJs to jump up and grab the spotlight. They may be rather uncomfortable with it, actually.

Also, they are certainly not risk-takers. And becoming an actor/actress is a gamble. ISFJ will more likely gravitate towards and cling to a more stable/dependable occupation. As long as they can find solid work, they're happy. The entertainment business has no gurantees, which would be rather nerve-raking for an ISFJ.

They are also not very good at two thing that actors need;

1) emotional expression
2) copying behaviors and putting on different roles

If an ISFJ were to take the gamble in Hollywood, their on-screen persona would seem very much like that of his/her actual personality. But that doesn't lead for much flexability.

If anything, ENTP might be most likely to both searching out that type of career, and having the ability to wear varying "masks".


And I asked if you could back up the ISFJ actresses you were thinking of.

[Rocky]

And along those lines, ISFJ is not the female stereotype in America, anyway. Its ESFP.

That is highly dependant on point of veiw. Which stereotype and on what time line(s)?

The fashion-police, mall-rat, stuck-up, bitchy stereotype of course. :wink:

[Expat]

Actually I thought that the female stereotype in the US was ESFj.

[Creepy-pokeball]

And along those lines, ISFJ is not the female stereotype in America, anyway. Its ESFP.

That is highly dependant on point of veiw. Which stereotype and on what time line(s)?

The fashion-police, mall-rat, stuck-up, bitchy stereotype of course. :wink:

Ah, yes. Too bad it is not representitive of all ages/ideologies (is being a mall-rat an ideology? I guess it is now lol!). Perhaps this is representitive of our over-value of a specific age range, tho, which is sorta sad imo.

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This place seems pretty alpha.... Forums attract certain types/quadras, or just forums like this???

[FreelancePoliceman]

This place seems pretty alpha.... Forums attract certain types/quadras, or just forums like this???

My impression is that type makeup varies over time here. With a forum of this size, only 1 or 2 more active users can make a significant difference. For instance there’s been a springtime of SEI lately.

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My impression is that type makeup varies over time here. With a forum of this size, only 1 or 2 more active users can make a significant difference. For instance there’s been a springtime of SEI lately.

That makes sense... Eddie Murphy seems to be running around this place with multiple characters also.... (NE HA?) or maybe thats just me ....lol

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*Maybe thats just me thinking that, to be clear*