What is your overall point with the statement though? That's what I'm talking about with regards to your Ti.

What statement. My point is infjs ideally needs an extrovert to feel complete. However ideal is impossible in this world.

You say you're trying to mention what an INFJ needs to be genuinely happy but the only point I took from it, especially your original comment was that you are exhausted from Fe overdrive trying to get "others out of their shell" and that you need an individual to sweep yourself away from that. Which is fine but I don't see how that pertains to happiness alone.

I made a key point why introversion and introversion is not ideal for infjs. Our Fe is pushed to the front when we are partnered with an introvert. We need someone who sets the stage for us to Ni first. Someone extroverted is ideal to help with that.

don't believe extroversion alone is the only factor, it's also dependant on the INFJ's Ni and where their realisation has taken them in terms of position.

Now I think you're twisting my message and lm turning angry. What kind of nonsense is that to think extroversion alone is what Infjs need. It's part of the ideal formula. A developed intj/p or infj can easily be a better soulmate match for infjs than an esfp or even estj.

Maybe, I'm confused and misunderstanding what your overall point is I guess.

I don't know. You starting some argument with me and I'm getting annoyed.