Well, that's the thing, there is nothing exclusively specific to INFJ, it's the combination of the signs of the functions.

Introversion is building a structure, it is personal, it references the structure built. It is respectful of other structures of the same kind, it is elaborate, it takes a step back before making a conclusion.

Extroversion momentarily gives the conclusion and it latches on to it. It is aware of the spectrum, amplitude of conclusions, objects, it looks out for objects of greatest intensity. It is marked by disrespect for introverted structures, it does not want to step back. It's conclusions are expressed as if universally true, with great confidence.

This is constant in all functions. N, S, T, F just constitutes the domain of information it is concerned with.

For example, sensing function is utilised when dealing with large amount of physical data - its domain of information.

For example, you said that you listen to "anything that sounds good", which I see as Se, that is your first disposition when making a "sensory" judgements is as if general, universal, that clearly anyone understands what sounds "good".

Si preference would not be satisfied with a statement like this, because the statement is disrespectful of introverted structures, "it is subjective what sounds good or bad". Si would optimally plainly state "I like x, y, z" without making any kind of OBJECTIVE (good/bad) judgements.

I've observed this "Se disposition" also in your post history.

This is the strongest example of your Ti: "I am very open minded to new experiences and other people opinions, but I get very angry when people aren't or don't even try to see things from other perspectives. I know people are different, but I feel like we can compromise on most things. It is frustrating when people think their way is the only way or right way."

You are basically expressing that people are not respecting logical subjective opinions of others, they are not respecting Ti in yourself and others, which leaves you unsatisfied.

I can also describe Fe if you want.