Myers-Briggs Test, Eh Wot

so apparently i am "ISFP", or, every other day "INFP".

and then i read into the designations more. it seems they are the same basic descriptions. i did find one place that describes ISFP as "most artistic: warm, sensitive, team player, in touch with self and nature" and INFP as "most idealistic: has strong personal values, seeks inner order and peace, creative, nondirective, reserved with people". put those together and add a splash of rage and trauma, and maybe you've got me. a lot of it sounds a lot like the taurus definitions:

Introverted Feeling personality types are usually gentle and kind, they are intense and passionate about their values and deeply held beliefs, which they share with trusted friends. Because of their discreet manner, their enthusiasm may not be apparent. They are sensitive to others' pain, restlessness or general discomfort and strive to find happiness, balance and wholeness for themselves in order to help others find joy, satisfaction and plenitude. They are deeply empathetic.
They live life in an intently personal fashion, acting on the belief that each person is unique and that social norms are to be respected only if they do not hinder personal development or expression. They strive to adhere to their own high personal moral standards and are particularly sensitive to inconsistencies in their environment between what is being said and what is being done. Empty promises of adhering to something they value – such as environmental causes or human rights - set off an inner alarm and they may transform themselves into modern day Joan of Arcs.
They are quietly persistent in raising awareness of cherished causes and often fight for the underdog in quiet or not-so-quiet ways. In a team, they will raise issues of integrity, authenticity, and good or bad, and may to opt out if the team refuses to address the questions raised.
They are usually tolerant and open-minded, insightful, flexible and understanding. They live for the understanding of others and feel deeply grateful when someone takes the time to get to know them personally. They have good listening skills, are genuinely concerned, insightful, and usually avid readers. At their best, they inspire others to be themselves.

oit is a bit wooooo and heavily complimentary. there are downsides to all this, of course. narcissism, hyperactive hypocrisy indicators, stubbornness, obsession, anxiety, self-righteousness, and overall disobedience. 

the key to these things is figuring out what to do with the strengths, which is i guess why they only give you the good bits on career websites.