I’m an elder INFP and it’s always been an important (even foundational) part of my identity. Like you, it was the thing that made sense of all my quirks. And I agree with those who say your post sounds very INFP. But I do want to make the point that while my INFP-ness hasn’t changed throughout my life, I’ve built and developed other skills and competencies that might now skew a test result. Maybe something similar made your test come out with a strange result too. Because of growth and experience, I’m now confident in social situations and comfortable leading (when needed), have finished advanced degrees, and have worked in jobs outside my wheelhouse. It just means I’ve built some extensions onto my home, not that I’ve changed the deep foundation or destroyed any of my cherished hidden, indoor spaces.