Okay, thanks! I don't know if this is a tendency for 6s or NF 6s in general either, although I've never considered myself very SJ-like. I don't relate much to the descriptions or how Si works at all.
I definitely question my Ni hunches as well--sometimes I have to remind myself that they usually
are right anyway, but I still a lot of times don't listen to myself when I should have. Not that I want to become arrogant and the stereotype of Ni users, thinking that
my Ni is the voice of god, but there definitely comes a point when it's
too much doubt.
I can't really relate to being practical on the outside, though
I do sometimes become attached to structures, though. And groups. I'm normally someone who advocates being an individual and not just blending in with society or groups, and who thinks that just doing things just because everyone else does them is completely misguided. I can get fixated on this topic, actually. But as I've really looked into my past, I've realized that every now and then, I get these bizarre fixations on
how we do things around here and even lash out at people who go against this. And it is fear-based. It's kind of shock to me to realize that I do this, but yeah... But that's one thing I do that may be considered SJ-like. Edit: Not that SJs normally go around 'lashing out' at people who go against norms, but they have a tendency to accept structures the way they are and be more comfortable if they stay that way.