Reply To: [Ji] How do you relate to this l--- description?

[Ivory]

I don't think I've ever been I---, so my input will be limited.
I'll be annoying anyway and copy-paste each paragraph. 😉
1st paragraph:

As a [TiNe/TiSe/FiNe/FiSe] you are a Compass type – inescapably compelled to withdraw your energies from the world and into an interior realm of private contemplation.

Yes.

You exist always with a level of removal from the physical sphere.

Nope, and never been like this. But then I am Se conscious.

Vivid engagement with your environment can become a challenge, as you’ll tend to be a wallflower and watch reality from a safe mental distance.

Can't relate for the same reason. One insult I do remember from my teens (the only one I remember) is "wallflower." It stung because I was holding back while suffering from social anxiety. As a child, I was way more 'vividly' engaged with my environment and I was mourning my loss of this innocence - hence why I remembered.

This clear division between the “outer” world and the “inner” world will make you all the more covetous of yourself when the outer world demands of your attention, energies and time. The outside may feel as though it is seeking to pull you in multiple directions, stretching you thin through the agendas of bigger bodies and personalities.

Quite apt for me- except that I do not experience others as having bigger bodies and personalities. This may be again related to (a lack of) Se.

This will prompt a need to resist the forces of society for the sake of preserving your own essence and opinions. Retaining your own mental autonomy will be very important to you, as you will passionately repel any attempt by others to define you, or tell you what is true or what to think.

Yes, sadly enough. I want to be Je conscious already, damn it!
2nd paragraph:

In all areas of life, you’ll tend to be picky about your opinions; paving your own way and arriving to your own conclusions even if they’re taboo and lead to your excommunication. Thus, there is an isolationist tendency in your behavior, as your own trail-blazing leads you ever deeper into a smaller niche. However, you may be comfortable with this side-effect if it means standing for what you value as being true. Finding out what is “true” in the highest sense will represent a life-long aspiration and obsession for you. And although you may have more questions than answers, you will stand rigidly and stubbornly by the answers that you do have.

I relate to this 100%.
3rd paragraph:

Being a Ji type with l— development, you have the highest concentration of focus on Ji, and the least in Je & Pi. Articulation will not be your strong suit and although you may spend hundreds of hours more than others contemplating questions of truth, you may not have the words formed to relay that to others. Your understanding of truth will be nuanced and plagued with disclaimers at every corner, making it difficult to say anything definitively. The subtleties that make one situation misaligned and not another is a matter of very delicate accuracy; an accuracy that your mind is constantly aiming to attain and perfect.

Yup. I barely talk to most people.

And the same perfectionism that’s applied to concepts is also applied to other fields, giving you an aesthetic sensibility in many domains. You may take your time with your writings, songs or crafts – making sure each work is as representative as possible of the ineffable idea that exists in your mind.

The "many domains"-part sounds like Pe to me. Ji I--- sounds like more of a specialist to me... which in turn works well with being overly perfectionistic. Personally, I relate to the "many domains" and find that this is more of a curse than a blessing because it keeps me from ever finishing anything. Patience is not my virtue.

This inescapably makes you slower than others at most tasks, as you invest extra in a precision which others are much more free to cut short for the sake of practicality. You are not the most practical creature, and your values for authenticity, transparency, independence and precision are at odds with a mechanical world that values results, bottom-lines, efficiency and economy. You’re not the most industrial personality, and making a living represents a powerful challenge to you since working outside of your very niche passions will feel like a suffocation and a sin to your essence.

Yes to all of it.