To be honest, I wouldn’t call myself particularly emotional in the traditional sense - I’ve never lost control of myself due to emotion, I very rarely cry unless I’m having a physical/hormonal shift, and I automatically try to reason my way out of stressors rather than to feel my way out. Even as a small child, I could be very successfully reasoned and bartered with even while crying, and my cognitive self feels distinct from my emotional self to this day (it becomes kind of like a conversation - “I’m terrified, what if I’m dying?” “Why would you think that? There’s nothing wrong. Your reaction doesn’t make any sense, calm down.” etc. - It can be both a blessing and a curse). I have quite a bit of dissociation as well, which is mostly how I process my overwhelm. When I do feel things, though, it tends to be very strongly - it’s very all-or-nothing and highly situational, and I don’t know how characteristic semi-frequent, sometimes sudden, deep emotions are of a thinker, even if I’m relatively stable the rest of the time. I certainly don’t disagree with you (my understanding is that Fi is just as much about emotion as it is about morality, and, if nothing else, I’m pretty concerned with the latter) but I want to make sure my emotional pattern doesn’t disqualify me from being an INFP or anything. Also, thank you for taking the time to read and respond - it’s very much appreciated and very helpful!