Hmm. Me and my best friend (also an ISFP) often start talking about how there's no point in something, or how doing something is worthless for us, that we don't enjoy it and therefore it's pointless to us. I'm pretty sure that's Fi in both of us. We also very rarely do something for logical benefit - we do something if we like it, and if we don't like it, we won't do it. We both agree that there's no point in us getting a job right now because we'd get stressed over it and we don't really want to work yet. Fi pretty much governs our decisions about everything.
We also talk sometimes about how we want to go somewhere nice, like a mountain range, a vast forest, or wherever we think of, just because we feel like doing it. We both love sensual experiences, we want to see beautiful things and feel the natural world among us. That's Se, as we want to follow our physical impulses and experience the experience. We also hate thinking of the future, we want to live in the present. Another Se thing we do is that we both love shiny things. As soon as something shiny appears, we have to stop and stare at it for a few minutes... and several pictures end up being taken so we can continue to stare later.
Ni is what stops us from following those impulses, though. In fact, without Ni I think we'd be crazy people running around half naked on the streets and acting like we just escaped from the loony bin. Ni is also the source of any gut feelings or intuitive ideas I get about anything.
I can't speak much for Te, I hardly use it at all. The only Te thing I do is that I like making lists, but Te is supposedly into organizing people and things into categories and making to-do lists. All of that just sounds evil to me! Te is supposed to develop with age for us, though.
We also talk sometimes about how we want to go somewhere nice, like a mountain range, a vast forest, or wherever we think of, just because we feel like doing it. We both love sensual experiences, we want to see beautiful things and feel the natural world among us. That's Se, as we want to follow our physical impulses and experience the experience. We also hate thinking of the future, we want to live in the present. Another Se thing we do is that we both love shiny things. As soon as something shiny appears, we have to stop and stare at it for a few minutes... and several pictures end up being taken so we can continue to stare later.
Ni is what stops us from following those impulses, though. In fact, without Ni I think we'd be crazy people running around half naked on the streets and acting like we just escaped from the loony bin. Ni is also the source of any gut feelings or intuitive ideas I get about anything.
I can't speak much for Te, I hardly use it at all. The only Te thing I do is that I like making lists, but Te is supposedly into organizing people and things into categories and making to-do lists. All of that just sounds evil to me! Te is supposed to develop with age for us, though.