What got me out of the Ni-Ti loop was a series of pretty inspirational sermons, a chain of emails between this one valedictorian who gave this REALLY inspirational speech (I am 95% sure that he is an INFJ lol and if you want the speech, I can link it.), studying and self reflections (that sometimes helped, sometimes made it worse, but every time, I would arrive at a deep conclusion), prayer, and yeah.
Don't worry too much about getting out of an Ni-Ti loop though. They help us mature. A lot. I would tell you more things, but sometimes, the best way to help somebody is just to allow them to have their own time to reflect and stuff. Albert Einstein once said that, "I live in that solitude which is painful in youth, but delicious in the years of maturity."
here is another quote: Have no regrets, as everything that occurred in the past has led you to the present. And often times, a story that is full of mishaps is more powerful than a story full of perfection.
God will forgive you. And in your weakness he will reveal the strengths that you shall receive.
So yeah, be patient with all of this. God is with you and you shall be in my prayers.
If want to share your Ni-Ti loop thoughts with me, you may.
If you don't want to, that's fine too.
And if you want me to share more of my reflections with you, don't be afraid to ask.
Always a pleasure to be involved in a deep conversation.