I don't particularly care for the concept of group norms and values, and I hate unexpected and unwarranted expectations being placed upon me. To the extent that one's definition of Fe encompasses those, I'm wary of it.
That sounds very pretty. You're a free-thinker when you use such a phrase.
Let's break down this concept of "group norms and values."
Here are some group norms and values I mindlessly adhere to and expect others to as well:
Don't kill
Don't steal
Don't lie to people
Don't cheat
Don't rape people
Don't molest children
Wash your hands after you leave the bathroom
Cover you mouth when you cough
If you're on public transportation and someone in need (handicapped, elderly, pregnant woman) needs a seat, get the hell up and give it to them
And honestly, I really wouldn't even care about someone sleeping with a close relative as long as they're consenting adults. It's disgusting as hell, but I'm OK with that.
Can you please name some group norms and values that are so oppressive that you feel you need to broadly categorize them under the iron fist of Fe?
ETA: The concept of group norms and values occur on both the micro and macro level. What I just listed where norms on the macro level. On the micro level, which is within your immediate and specific group these norms may be different. You immediate culture may be that of people from the Southern United states, North Africa or South Indian or where ever.
If you are talking about group norms and values specific to your immediate culture than fine. I could care less if someone wears white after Labor Day or a fuchsia wedding dress. If you want to rebel against the micro norms and values of your localized culture you do you. But then realize there's probably another culture who values exactly what you're rebelling against so then it's almost to me like you're a rebel without a cause, just going the opposite direction because you feel like it. Which, I just shrug at because non-conformity is the new conformity. If people want to be a chaos-agent for no other reason than to be chaotic, yeah I don't really get that.