I agree with alfreda and the many here who said SFJs. I had a roommate once who was ESFJ. I just thought she was incredibly unthinking, unreasonable, shallow, pushy, selfish and emotionally fragile. And the desperate need to be "normal" is so repulsive I just couldn't deal with her at all sometimes. It was like the most important things in life are normalcy, being pretty, having money (precisely, marrying/dating a man with money), being liked by other people, and being normal.
And to further illustrate the point, I would occasionally engage her on questions like "Who the fuck cares what those people think about you?" or "What do I care about being normal?" And I would go about discussing these things with her in as civil and rational a manner as I could, but she would react as if the idea of justifying these things was absurd, its like, of course everyone wants to be liked by everyone else, even random strangers, and of course its important to be normal, no explanation is required. And when I tried to supply some reasoning to explain why I don't care what other people think, she would look at me like I had 3 heads and get offended about the most innocuous comment. And after knowing her for years, I came to realize it simply never occurred to her once in her life to think "Why do I need strangers to like my outfit?" Her head was filled with celebrity gossip and insecurity about her weight, and ways to convince her boyfriend to buy her clothes, and many related horrors.