Wow... this thread seems to have generated quite a response. It seems like a few of you have asked me to explain the "rational" approach to feeling. Maybe I shouldn't have termed it a rational approach to thinking, but rather said that they are both equally complimentary traits, with one trait (either T or F) emerging as the dominant trait according to different situations. For example, a couple of weeks ago I heard secondhand that one of my friends was supposedly saying things behind my back. Needless to say, I was very angry about this, and rightly so, if the accusations had turned out to be true. I maintained a level head, however, observed the situation logically, and finally found out that my friend had been the victim of rumors spread about him. Obviously, this logical/feeling complimentary approach can be applied throughout many various situations and in different ways, so this example is just one way in which it is relevant.
Also, you all are asking if I think Wolverine is an INTJ... I honestly don't know, I've just been watching X-Men recently and thought it would be a cool username.