u/Chemical_Foot774

I’ve always identified with the quiet depth of an INFP, but this result claims I’m a "Campaigner." Looking at the cognitive functions, my Ne is definitely dominant, but my Fi is so close behind that I often get lost in my own emotions.

I relate so much to the "Weaknesses" part: being an "overthinker" and "emotionally volatile." It feels like I have an extroverted engine but an introverted soul. Also, seeing "Routine and boredom" as a stress trigger made me feel so seen.

Do any of you feel like you're "too extroverted to be an INFP, but too introverted to be an ENFP"? I’d love to hear your thoughts on my chart. Am I just an ENFP in a permanent hermit mode, or an INFP with a very loud brain?

The test results from typeme.jpg show that my Ne is literally through the roof, while my Si is basically non-existent. However, I’m stuck between the ENFP and ENTP labels because my Fi and Ti are constantly clashing. According to the analysis, I’m an "Inspirer" and a sociable free spirit, but I often find myself over-analyzing human emotions with cold logic.

To give you more context for Rule 2: I am someone who starts ten different creative projects in a week but struggles to finish even one because I get "easily distracted" by a new, shiny idea. I thrive in chaos and "absolutely loathe routine and paperwork." I can be the loudest person in the room when I'm "energetic," but then I suddenly retreat into deep "overthinking" sessions that make me feel like an introvert. My friends say I’m "emotionally volatile" because I can go from being a logical debater to a sensitive idealist in seconds.

Is this high Ti just a well-developed shadow function, or am I an ENTP who just values personal morals? Or perhaps an INFP stuck in a permanent Ne-grip? I’m curious to see how you guys interpret this specific cognitive function balance. What’s your verdict?