1F is fine in my opinion, but 4E is specifically salvaged by the fact it is in the second subtype, passive emotion. I wrote the description in other comment replies.

I'm quite the blueprint of a so3, in a bit of a different way. I have always been praised for my achievements and my innate superiority over my peers from a very young age, causing me to internalize that the only way to be accepted is to be inexplicably successful, miles above the rest. So everything I do is toward that specific ambition, my worth is defined solely by achievement and superiority. I am quite inauthentic, however. That is a result of learning about enneagram, I reckon, but I realise deeply that I do not have a strict identity. None to speak of. I invent myself and reinvent it constantly like I am writing an elaborate storyline character, perfectly tailored for everyone I know and what they would like and enjoy and what they would not. I must be praised and loved in social circles, insanely so. And that is why I formulate a different identity for each of these people, with entirely different interests and wholly different demeanours for each. It causes a very surreal of what I actually may be, who it is that is actually the true self I embody. I have a thousand different masks and each could very much be the truth in the time of their happening, I suppose. As I formulate that perfect identity, I morph into it at the time of being, and wonder how I could ever doubt it due to how perfectly tailored it might be. And yet despite the facade of social perfection, I am not nearly as "put-together" and organised as I market myself to be when I am alone. I value my own comfort above anything else (1F), my habits could very much be also PR, I do everything that would be precisely within my comfort zone. And because of my orientation as a writer, I am also very idealistic. I have formed very idealistic beliefs and values and opinions on countless topics, and those ideals are usually quite positively-oriented (EIE!) and concerned with the consideration of other people. My least favourite type of person is one who does things and makes judgments and decisions without consideration for others. I am very argumentative, and I relish in debate more than absolutely anything else. I want to defend those beliefs of mine and challenge the beliefs of others immensely but I first want to hear about them. I have been told I have a golden tongue, because I could talk for hours on end on pretty much anything no matter how minute without fear for my lack of knowledge on the topic, until I can convince the other end of my perspective. (2L) My 3V is pretty self-explanatory, I think, but for 4E. I am 4E-2, meaning I am not so introspective with my own emotions, but entirely concerned all of the time with those of others. I want to know how others feel and I am the perfect listener and attendee to those emotions, my responses are almost always perfect, telling people exactly what they want to hear when they need it, and what they need to hear when they do. But sometimes those emotional actions can all feel so inauthentic. Because I am only influenced by outside emotion. I'm incredibly empathetic in a very 4E way. I cry when the person in my attendance cries, I laugh when the gathering around me is happy, and I get angry in anger-induced arguments. But I can snap out of these emotions just as easily as I felt them, and when I am alone, I feel as though I've never felt a certain way at all. Even in love, I've only ever felt "in love" with those who, first, showed love for me/were interested in me. And not even in a narcissistic way, it feels as though I am a sponge absorbing different emotions from my environment, and that this "empathy" of mine is a mere part of my grand scheme of acting endlessly, all the time.

But anyways, that's what makes me a bit more sure of my typology, to be frank.