If I could choose, I think I would go with ENTJ. They're prepared, organized, decisive, and intelligent in addition to being extroverted (an important bonus, if you ask me). I would also settle for ENTP.
How about you?
E > I - Agreed. Introversion will always be inferior to extroversion.
S > N - Disagree, although many times I wish I were an S because I feel it is more 'normal.'
F > T - Disagree, especially with your assertion that the majority of T's are "selfish and manipulative at their core." Cold and callous =/= selfish and manipulative. Maybe undeveloped T's have this problem, but to be honest, I do not find this to be true in most cases. Also, is cynicism NOT associated with F types? You think it would be, but the opposite is what I'm starting to believe is the case.
J > P - Totally agree, although P is almost equal in awesomeness; both have a lot of advantages.
I want supreme mastery of all 8 functions. What type would this be?
This reminds me of an ENFJ close friend who recently retyped herself as an ENTJ. She's very much not an ENTJ in her need to please and social group cohesive needs. She visually wilts when it comes to making unpopular decisions.I accept who I am, but I've frequently mistyped myself as ENTJ in the past. It would be such a release of energy to be direct and forceful all the time. I use up so much energy constantly measuring other peoples feelings, speculate on their motives and needs, adjusting myself and my expression to please everybody and make the group energy flow. I find it painful to make unpopular decisions and let people down, even when I know it's for the greater good. I also find it next to impossible to show my weak sides and be less than perfect - so it would be wonderful NOT to have any weak spots- LOL
Wait, what's this crap about inferior?
I'm rather close on the T/F, but I thought I practically had to be a bulldozer to be considered ENTJThis reminds me of an ENFJ close friend who recently retyped herself as an ENTJ. She's very much not an ENTJ in her need to please and social group cohesive needs. She visually wilts when it comes to making unpopular decisions.