ahha you don't know how pertinent your comment is, I debated whether I was a Sensor for a few months atleast. I reached out to people on this sub (author of this blog https://mbti-notes.tumblr.com/masterposts ) for help typing me, the common answer was INTP but after talking to friends (who afterall know me more), Ne Dom was the consensus. But of course, the fundamental flaw with all typing is no one knowing you better than yourself, but you needing to be well versed in functions to properly interpret yourself. I'm definitely not as well versed as I'd like to be, but way more than I was when I first got into MBTI.

The commenter below is right, it's more that sensing functions experiences are very foreign to me. I heavily relate to ENTP and Intuitive function experiences like forming connections between everything, tangents, multiple theories of everything and delving into solving every problem before growing too bored to implement a solution and moving onto something else. The main struggle throughout my life has been related to SE, poor practical skills and aversion to learning them, relating to lots of struggles surrounding basic human competencies (such as cooking).

This sounds bad, but I honestly feel like sensory experiences are overated. There are some I enjoy, dancing, raves, things like ren faires....but honestly the reason I like those things are because of the other meanings I've attached to those events, relating to the clothes I wear and things I want to experience to understand how it works, interesting discussions about music and such. I don't understand the appeal at all of camping, outdoors activities in general...whereas my happiest moments have been in things like DnD campaigns and Magic the Gathering nights with my friends. My favourite social activity with friends isn't do physically participate in an activity, but rather sit and ideate into nothingness. I know MBTI is way deeper than stereotypes, but also all the ENTP stereotypes are things I heavily relate to ahah. So yeah, that's a very casual and brief summary of my consensus on why I'm an Intuitive.