[Catfish]

Based on your post, I'm absolutely convinced you're an INFP. You actually sound a bit like me. I enjoy word games and logic puzzles, but I still without a doubt have the heart and soul of an INFP.

I've always felt a little bit different from my friends, but I figured that maybe everyone felt that way. I think this might be the first step to understanding myself a little bit better.

I know exactly what you mean. Honestly, I'd started to accept myself already, but when I found out that I was an INFP and I wasn't some bizarre person no one could completely understand… well, I can't understate how reassuring that was. And being able to talk to INFPs here has been very helpful for me. I hope talking with some of the INFPs here will help you become more self-assured as well.

See you around the INFP sub-forum!

 

[Catfish]

If you were more T than F, you would place more importance on logic than on values/emotions when making decisions.
For example, if you look at my personality results in my signature, you can see that I'm about 40% Thinking and 60% Feeling. I got that result because, although I value being able to look at people and situations objectively, my personal values and gut feelings are almost always what I ultimately base important decisions upon. As for day-to-day decisions, it's basically a toss up between siding with logic or emotion.