lol... sometimes peoples' explanations on their own personal life-philosophy can be more revealing than any test. what you said could very well mark you as one of two things (in my own opinion): either you're a rare person that can appreciate their dominant and inferior to an extent at which they can now "integrate" it within their personal view on life, or, you just described the joy of having two perception functions fall into your auxiliary-slots and are now beginning to see the value in both aspects of perception--as in trying to bring the two away from the idea of "completely separate planes" and into realm of "two sides of the same coin".
looking at the function combinations like that has (i think) gotten me closer to figuring out that my judgement-functions are my auxiliaries (as opposed to my dominant--a few years ago i was certain i was an INFP before i even found out about the functions). before i read your post i was actually thinking, "why does everyone attempt to separate values from logic--it's like everyone is under the misconception that they two can meet and become something else entirely--as if we're forced to choose between being mindless emotional conduits or emotionally-dried-husks who fear certain aspects of humanity--one cannot truly exist fully-formed without the other because both are only partial truths".
now i'm not saying i know what my type is, or that i somehow magically realized the "formula of types", but that maybe that mode of attack might help you or someone else.
anyhow how, ramble over and out.
