I don't know how I feel about 4 being the common type among INFJs, it seems to contrasting with auxiliary Fe and too closely linked with Fi, after all you don't see too many ISFJ 4 despite both types having Fe as a judging function. I'd argue most INFJ 4s are either 1s who have disintegrated or 2s who have integrated (or perhaps even 5w4s). As an ENFJ 2w3 I see a lot of my more healthy behaviors in the 4w3 descriptions (and actually scored 4w3 once or twice) but ultimately fit 2 motivations more than anything. Enneagram tests are pretty innacurate anyways, I suggest reading into the motivations, fears etc behind each type and if you still think you're 4w5 I would advise you to strongly start considering the possibility of being an IxFP ;)
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I don't know how I feel about 4 being the common type among INFJs, it seems to contrasting with auxiliary Fe and too closely linked with Fi, after all you don't see too many ISFJ 4 despite both types having Fe as a judging function. I'd argue most INFJ 4s are either 1s who have disintegrated or 2s who have integrated (or perhaps even 5w4s). As an ENFJ 2w3 I see a lot of my more healthy behaviors in the 4w3 descriptions (and actually scored 4w3 once or twice) but ultimately fit 2 motivations more than anything. Enneagram tests are pretty innacurate anyways, I suggest reading into the motivations, fears etc behind each type and if you still think you're 4w5 I would advise you to strongly start considering the possibility of being an IxFP ;)