The Protagonist Personality Type, MBTI

The Protagonist personality type is ISFP, the artist, who is sometimes mistaken for an INTP. ISFPs are artists, crafters, musicians, and poets, and they have a deep appreciation for the beauty of creation. They are people who can’t resist putting their own art in front of others to appreciate, and they’re often thought of as “artsy people”. They can be considered rather quiet, since they take time to think about what they want to say before speaking, but they are very loyal and caring friends. They tend to be idealists, and they can take on too much responsibility in the name of their ideals. Their artistic nature makes them more likely to be prone to addiction than other personality types (who are more practical). ISFPs are also more likely to be depressed than other personality types (and more likely to be diagnosed with depression), since their artistic nature means they take in less sensory information than others.