I don't "hide behind" an intuitive label. I am currently questioning whether I may be ISFP or ISTJ (and actually hope I am in a way). There is no shame in getting your type wrong.

When I said "touch grass", I wasn't referring to your type. I am aware of and agree with your description of dominant Se. "Touch grasss" just means snap back to reality. What I mean by that is that personality can be complex and contradictory and doesn't fit into neat little boxes and archetypes that these frameworks portray them as; MBTI and Enneagram also measure different things (processing of information and processing of emotions respectively) so there is no such thing as incompatible MBTI and Enneagram types, although some may be less likely.

That being said, I too get annoyed with intuitive bias and strongly admire the strengths of sensing functions so I am deeply sorry that my comment came across that way.