yes it does
And I'm sorry it took me a while to come back to you. I think it matters most how you relate to the dichotomies, because you know yourself in day-to-day scenarios e.g. at work, while on a forum things are different.
Workplace relating even with strangers can be fulfilling, but also kind of stimulating/exciting. So when you say you want to be alone as soon as you finish your shift...I relate to that very much
I need to wind down with familiar surroundings and only after that would I consider going out for evening socialising. After reading your description you sound more distancing to me, or more introverted overall.
Creative subtype is described as following new leads for projects and tangents(?Ne), where the normaliser would feel an inner call to regulate or complete things before moving on. If terminating is associated with worse feelings for you I think an initiating subtype is possible.
Another way to think about it...if there was you and one harmonising subtype in a team, perhaps you would show initiative when you realise they are not acting first.
The interaction between two or more subtypes makes this theory confusing for me, by the way.
e.g. does one harmoniser adjust their role when two harmonisers work together?
Does ignoring mean more oblivious to changes in the environment? If social conflict is something you are aware of, that would seem more connective to me: as in, you don't switch off from it completely. You feel a situation worsening and reaching a point where your involvement might help. If I read your example correctly, it sounds more connective than ignoring.