I think we all agree that everyone feels. I find something brushing at the edges of my mind. I see flaws in MBTI. I think it is better to acknowledge that we have an outer persona and a inner persona. I don't think MBTI does a good job of explaining/identifying those variances. I see 4 types when it comes to thinking/feeling (I got no beef with these titles, they seem appropriate). 1. Outer Feeler/Inner Feeler 2. Outer Feeler/Inner Thinker 3. Outer Thinker/ Inner Feeler 4. Outer Thinker / Inner Thinker. Now this doesn't mean that someone doesn't think or doesn't feel. I tend to think of these titles in terms of what function you use...outer meaning how you project/explain/present yourself to others, and inner meaning how you contemplate/see/understand (hope you get my drift here) your actions (emotions being an action). Perhaps the function you choose to take action with (outer) and the function you choose to define your actions with (inner). I dunno if this makes sense, and well, it is just off the top of my head....inspired by Maven...lol. I think I am more like an outer feeler / inner thinker. I express my emotions readily and always have...I think perhaps selfishly at times, but inside, I tend to analyze and contemplate. So while I express emotions readily, on an internal level, I generally don't have a lot of emotions that keep me tangled up for great lengths of time. My moods pass relatively quickly as I am incapable of really falling into a deep funk for long periods of times, at most, a day or two, and then my rational thoughts take over and there doesn't seem any point. *shrugs*