[slightlybatty]

i was just wondering... why am i alone? not that it matters but why are there so few of my personality type?

[de l'eau salée]

Hmmm, not quite sure why there are so few ISFPs.
I think it's mainly the S part of your type. My guess is that because the MBTI is all a theory, and S's go for more concrete and realistic, while N's can be more theoretical, N's are naturally more attracted to this kind of stuff.

[cryptonia]

this forum's also pretty young. I think it's only about 2 months old. If you start talking to yourself and fill up the ISFP section with ISFP stuff, more will come by eventually. It's tough to make the first few people stick around when it's empty, though.

[Dr. Metallic]

Are you referring to ISFPs in real life or in the forum?
However to either question I don't have a reasonable answer.

[slightlybatty]

^i guess when you think about it both.

[Sleepy]

But ISFP:s are quite common in real life. We're about 8%. That's a lot considering there are 16 types. Right? But you won't meet them at universities. In this forum, however, I think ISFP:s are underrepresented. I agree with Silhouetree that it has to do with lack of intuition. ISFP:s are more into doing things than exploring new theories.

[AzothBearer]

I'm an ISFP but I clicked on the wrong type. T_T I'm still trying to fix that.

[Nightriser]

I'm an ISFP but I clicked on the wrong type. T_T I'm still trying to fix that.

http://personalitycafe.com/support-s...ange-type.html (link, because I'm too lazy to retype it)

[Alaudis]

I am an ISFP and I don't know why there are so few. I only found out today that im an ISFP but thats because I had been putting of the test for quite a while I just didn't think it'd have much accuracy to it as to how I am... but thats only because people have such a hard time actually understanding who I am but really I don't like to talk in person about who I am and sometimes I don't fully understand myself either

[NewSoul]

Like Sleepy said, we're quite common in real life. Intuitives seem to like MBTI more than sensors (well, it IS a theory after all), so there tend to be more of them in forums like these.

Oh, and hello fellow ISFPs.