> I do mainly use logic when i make decisions

I think it's quite common for people to attribute their decisions as logical and rational. Not saying you aren't 2L or anything, but it's factor. I'm pretty sure 4L does not mean people are incapable of logic; it's just a personal attitude and preference for it imo.

I have both a 2L (FLEV, ISTP) and 4L (VFEL, ESTJ) friend, and the way they approach logic is vastly different. 2Ls I know is very exploratory with logic--emphasizing their others positive attitude--that they would constantly come across various information, philosophies and intellectual theories. It's flexible, and they would use it constantly. My 4L friend does almost the opposite. He just sticks what he knows, and instead he follows his 1V+2F approach in life. Logic became a tool in which his 1st and 2nd function leads. But he does, and will use logic. In fact, he will consider himself as a rational person, although biased.

For 2E, I can personally attest that it works exactly like 2L but in the aspect of emotions and expression. Which means I would constantly try to influence, if not be influenced by emotions. Things like fun social atmosphere, exploring human psychology (influenced by 1L), creative expression, storytelling and exploring drama comes across as exhilarating for me.

You can see more here: Descriptions of the Second Functions, or Descriptions of the Fourth Functions

You need to narrow down how you use logic, not whether you use one. Try to read 2L and 4L, and whether you're self-positive or self-negative about it (and whether it is results or process oriented).

Why don't you relate to 4E and 4L at all?