Hey [MENTION=19719]Forever[/MENTION], I know we're all into Typology and generally, just every sort personality sorting system on the face of this earth on this forum. It's fun too! But I would suggest you take a few moments, aka maybe even a week, however long it takes, and remove what you know of personality typing systems, and instead, analyze yourself. Think of your inner motives, what you want out of life, what's important to you. How do you really best process information? Do you take things for face value and see a rather simplicity to understanding what others tell you, or do you have to reconfigure that information in some particular fashion in order for you to understand it? Remember when we spoke on Discord and I told you I have to basically translate what most people tell me when learning something new, in order to "get it", no matter how simple the new concept may be? Do you find yourself having to do this as well? Ask yourself these sorts of questions.
I feel your knowledge of the various personality systems is confusing you and is what many others run into too when they can't seem to determine their type. What you know of them, and how you perceive the systems. Rather than trying to fit yourself into these labels or boxes, or, rather than trying to fit yourself into what you know of the functions, types, etc., try to figure out your inner workings so well, that when you return to the personality systems, then these "labels" will almost literally just fall into place for you. At least, that's what happened for me. I've been interested in learning the various ways people think, process, feel, etc. far before I even know what the MBTI or Enneagram was, and I have been self-reflective on various things for many, many years. Therefore, when I ran into the MBTI, took the test, and was presented with INFP the first time, and ENFP the second, third, and fourth times (all at different points within a year), it made so much more sense to me. There was no wavering on whether I'm a thinker or feeler, Fi or Fe, because the descriptions of the functions aligned with what I already knew of myself.
I think at the core, that is what's happening here, even if it doesn't seem that way. There is a subtly to this dynamic too, and it isn't so black and white, are you trying to fit yourself into this system, or are you applying a system to yourself? The difference I feel though, is if you approach your type with the latter then your typing should feel more natural and true. If the former, I feel you will accept your typing rather than own it. Know what I mean?
In short haha, take a break from what you know of Typology, remove your current leanings towards say, Ni dominance, and approach yourself in an objective, almost scientific way. It'll be fun! Personally I love discovering new things about myself, even the less favorable things about me