I've tried relationships with ENFJs. It starts out feeling magical, but goes sour after a few months....really, really sour. I'm not sure that I want to go through the experience again.
Pretty sure that what I need is not entirely what I think I want in the moment. I often want someone bubbly, intelligent, nice....like an ENFJ, but have matured over the years to realize that what I really need for a long lasting relationship is someone more grounded in reality, and less emotional than I am.
I voted for INTJ, but think maybe ENTJ, or XNTP would work as well.
Are you a 9 perchance? I admit I didn't bother to look....
I mainly ask because these tend to be the INFPs who are drawn to INTJs (or xxTJs in general) & they always say something just like that... (although how INTJs are more "grounded" is beyond me; an xSTJ, yes...).
Whereas, being a 4, I don't feel any need to be grounded or less emotional. Several of my exes have said I was less emotional than they were, so that's never been a big issue for me (although I admit I do get tired of playing therapist to emotional men...). I don't know if it's my 5 wing or being very introverted, but my ego is sort of wrapped up in being a rational person who doesn't run on emotion. I think some of it is 1 integration too; as a 4, I'm very aware of how much I
don't give into moods & indulge in passions when I
could, although it's felt strongly on the inside. Like a 1 & inline with Fi descriptions, others will question the existence of my feelings, so someone who encourages me to be MORE open is better for me.
In short, I kind of blanche at the idea of someone else "grounding me". It sounds a lot like "I need someone else to think for me", which I know you don't mean, but the connotation is there for me & it ruffles my feathers. I suppose the inferior Te in an INFP can manifest as an annoyance with anyone implying you're not competent or intelligent. I FEEL competent & intelligent though, and I don't see the fact that I'm a dreamer & not very ambitious being at odds with that. I'm reminded of some Fiona Apple song lyrics, which go:
"I mean to prove I mean to move in my own way, and say I've been getting along for long before you came into the play" and
"If there was a better way to go then it would find me. I can't help it, the road just rolls out behind me. Be kind to me or treat me mean; I'll make the most of it - I'm an extraordinary machine."
So I feel like I have to ground myself or I'll just feel caged & resentful, or like someone doesn't appreciate the method to my madness. I do pretty well with encouraging nudges though, which ENFJs are notorious for giving. I want someone to complement me, not repress me....
However, I too notice the pattern with ENFJs+INFPs fizzling out... I think sometimes ENFJs go for xxTPs because they are comfortable with (& may even prefer) the non-stop banter & flirtation & never touching on anything significant, especially emotionally. I've realized how impersonal an ENFJ can actually be, and how many
want to stay that way. I'm not used to that as an INFP; people usually open up to me faster than I do with them.
Overall, I lean more towards the J's.
I need a J to help me keep my future company organized, and help me decide how to set up operations and expand them most effectively.
This I do relate to, because I've dated Ps & found myself playing the J and resented it. Whenever I've dated Js, their more structured approach in life (if not rigid) can actually allow me to be myself, because someone else is handling the organizing/planning & I just have to show up

. (*And of coure I realize the Pe/Je preference differences don't come down to just that, but it does reflect my experience).
Even my brief experience as a teen working on a creative project with an ENTJ classmate was telling; I had all the ideas, but he made it happen with the planning & the details. To me, that's FANTASTIC. I don't want someone to ground me - I want them to see my vision, believe in it, and then handle a lot of the nitty gritty details that I'm either terrible at doing or can't be bothered with because I'm busy thinking up other ideas.
The problem with the Ni-dom is they aren't as open to others' ideas. The ENxJs, however, being extroverted, tend to use their "vision" a bit differently, so that they're comfortable with using others' ideas & moving forward with it. So much so that ENFJs can sometimes become too focused on others & forget applying this "skill" to their own lives....