LucasM:
You are welcome. Hope you have success with your searching endeavors. But are you sure you are interested in those INTP females? I can feel the chill, brrrr.
I'd give it a shot, I'm outgoing when I like someone. There's also a lot of non-INTP's on this forum I have noticed. But, it was a jest more than anything, long-distance relationships are doomed to failure.
Tekton:
Accounting? Seriously? That would seem like the most boring thing ever. Care to elaborate?
It's absolutely mundane! ... well, it's not quite that bad. Originally I was studying for computer science, except it was challenging and required I finish projects by a deadline. The deadlines are what killed me, despite being more knowledgeable than most in the subject matter. I decided that I would hate being a software engineer because I would never finish my projects on time, and would have to work on other people's projects in order to get paid.
With all this in mind, I decided to switch career paths to what I perceived as the most easy work out there that pays well, accounting. Accounting is easy, you just have to remember the rules, and not let our "what if I did this?" creative thought processes kick-in. In accounting we call that fraud.

It pays well too, you can expect to make above $40,000 a year.
Now, surprisingly once I got into studying the field of accounting, I've discovered it's not as bad as it would seem. There are many sub-fields in accounting, such as auditing. An auditor investigates a company to determine if their financial statements are materially accurate, and this process is not clear-cut rules but relies on the auditor's judgment. Every business is slightly different too, so each needs a subtly different approach. Furthermore, fraudulent persons are always finding new ways to hide their activities, and uncovering such fraud is more of a mental exercise than simply performing spelled-out procedures.