INTJ, possibly a weak ISTJ. 
I live in Providence, RI and study Physics and Astronomy. I work clothing retail and for the most part enjoy it, though the monotony and robotic aspects of retail can be a huge drain. 
I am a Southern California native who moved to Connecticut in 2003, then back to California in 2004, back to Connecticut in 2005, and I recently moved to Rhode Island in the summer of 2012. I enjoy living here but, as my personality type would suggest, I find it difficult to make close compatriots. My introversion and calculated way of interacting with the world tends to widen gaps between myself and strangers, including classmates and co-workers. Most people recognize me as intelligent and well-spoken, but I have been told repeatedly throughout my life (Especially since I'm no stranger to being new and mysterious) that I look clean-cut, straight-laced, like a jerk, and/or like I used to be in the military. 
I am a tall and lanky fellow, being 6'1" and 140 pounds due to my having the metabolism of a gerbil. I simply cannot gain weight or muscle mass, but I fear that will one day go away and I'll end up being overweight. I'm a philosophical person, having many ideas and thoughts that I like to share with people, but consistently finding that most people aren't interested in having long discussions about things - Big things, controversial things, things that make people think, things people don't like to think about, things that seem practical, impractical, probable, improbable, possible, and impossible. Many people eventually think that I'm self-centered, somewhat cold, and that I think I'm smarter than everyone else. 
Complimenting my direct and rational ways of thinking and living, I am also a dreamer. It seems like it is somewhat contradictory for an INTJ/ISTJ, but I am a vehement believer that the imagination is something to be valued. I love epic and high fantasy, science-fiction, magic, and daydreaming.  Thinking about magic being something that has been forgotten about, rather than something that doesn't exist, excites me very much. 
While many people consider my perspectives on humanity and society to be works of fiction, I am never quick to cast away such things as "conspiracy theories" because I think that most of what we are taught and believe are lies and deceptive attempts at circumventing liberty and individuality for the sake of profit and resource control. I have in the last 4 years gone from Neo-Conservatism to pseudo-libertarianism to something I am comfortable acknowledging as anarchy, in terms of my political and social views on society. I think that a love and respect for the earth and all life that inhabits it are the keys to a happy, healthy, and sustainable society that has the will to discover, explore, and learn more about what we think of as existence. Our future as a species lies in the cosmos, but unless this civilization discovers a true will to survive I do not foresee it lasting into the 22nd century. I unfortunately foresee that our species will inevitably destroy itself and destroy this beautiful blue marble full of life, thought, and possibility, along with it. Knowing ourselves as individuals and members of a global ecosystem is the only way to change our course.
Providence, Rhode Island