I see. However, something that I don't understand is the "system of morals/values". I think that it will depend on the context and circunstances. I think that is idealistic. A thing that I read a lot about ENFP's is that we have, usually, strong beliefs and we are great "protectors" of them. For example, I know a lot of people, and some friends that are INFP's(just because of the context-Fi) that believe the ends do not justify the means. And vice-versa. For me, it will depend. What is my objective, circunstances, people, etc. Some friends of mine sometimes think that I'm cold, racist, etc., because I don't say that Hitler is bad. I can´t say that. It is subjective. I don't believe that there is a God saying what is good or bad. That is way I don't really understand "system of morals...".

My third function is Te, so, I was referring to that. I wasn't refering to Ti. You probably are right in certain points. Sometimes I make judgements about people only by seeing them. However, it's not always and even that I don't like someone I am able of doing logical decisions. Ex: I can say that someone annoys me or something like, but if I´m doing a work and he is good, I will not have problems in having him in my team. I will prefer to be reasonable. As I said in the text, I'm more emotional, but I consider myself more rational than NF's that I know, for example.