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Been doing research into MBTI lately, especially Fe. I feel like I relate to this function quite a bit, as I'm fairly preoccupied with people's needs and what they are thinking. At the very least, I think I'm an extroverted feeler type. I'm honestly not sure about how I align with the other functions in the ENFJ stack, but I'll try to expand on why I think I have Fe high in my stack at least (and Se tertiary would sort of explain my previous typing of ESFP).
1) As I said, I really am preoccupied with meeting the needs of other people. I sort of lose myself in their problems or what's going on in their lives, etc.
2) I talk about people often, but more in a way that I'm concerned about them and want to help them. It isn't gossip-y so much as wanting to help (but I guess that's a false distinction)
3) There's also a reliance aspect on "other people" notably their opinions of me do matter. Maybe not to an extreme degree, but it's noticeable and probably above average.
Of course, I can't completely relate to the prominent organizational aspects of the ENFj, not with people in general. I will do this with family and for caregiving related needs, but in general I guess I'm not obsessively concerned with organizing them.
1) As I said, I really am preoccupied with meeting the needs of other people. I sort of lose myself in their problems or what's going on in their lives, etc.
2) I talk about people often, but more in a way that I'm concerned about them and want to help them. It isn't gossip-y so much as wanting to help (but I guess that's a false distinction)
3) There's also a reliance aspect on "other people" notably their opinions of me do matter. Maybe not to an extreme degree, but it's noticeable and probably above average.
Of course, I can't completely relate to the prominent organizational aspects of the ENFj, not with people in general. I will do this with family and for caregiving related needs, but in general I guess I'm not obsessively concerned with organizing them.