Here is a way I've come to view benefit relations.
Benefactor says: You can't just do (my leading function) without (my creative function)
Beneficiary hears: (My demonstrative function) won't work unless I develop (my suggestive function)
In that way, the benefactor is the most likely person to help you gain a basic level of competence with your suggestive function (as opposed to your dual, who'd just take it over themselves).
A brief explanation of the 16 benefit relations:
ILE to EIE:
No one will take your ideas seriously unless they are consistent and coherent.
EIE to SEE:
You will not have the right emotional effect on people unless your actions are prudent and timely.
SEE to LSE:
You will not gain any power without tact.
LSE to ILE:
Your initiatives will fail unless you work through the details.
ESE to IEE:
You will not have the right emotional effect on people unless your lifestyle is more rooted.
IEE to LIE:
No one will take your ideas seriously unless you express them tactfully and politically.
LIE to SLE:
Your initiatives will fail unless your actions are prudent and timely.
SLE to ESE:
You will not gain any power without coherence or consistency.
SEI to LSI:
You won't be able to keep your world stable unless you can express and read emotions.
LSI to ILI:
Your life will not have the structure you want unless you fight for it.
ILI to EII:
You will not get the narrative you want without objectivity and practical skills.
EII to SEI:
Your relationships will falter unless you look at them from a different angle.
LII to SLI:
Your life will not have the structure you want unless you look at it from a different angle.
SLI to ESI:
You won't be able to keep your world stable without objectivity and practical skills.
ESI to IEI:
Your relationships will falter unless you fight for them.
IEI to LII:
You will not get the narrative you want unless you can express and read emotions.
Thoughts?