I'd love your perspective, please type me

I am not feeling incredibly confident in my typing ability at the moment, but I will tell you what I see anyway...

Se/Ni function seems pretty obvious....possibly Fe/Ti for your judging. A wild guess - SeTi?

Se/Ni perception functions, Te/Fi judgement functions. I'm more sure of your perception functions than judgement.

You definitely seem like an Se-lead, and I see some Fi things like "Fi sassyness".

Visual cues of functions/order of functions:
-Se sharp eyes
-Ni hypnotic eyes
-Ni zone out
-Se fixiated gaze
-Fi sassyness
-Te monotone(ish) voice
general lack of Ti pauses
-Pe energy/momentum
-Pe brow perk-ups

I think you're heavier on Ni usage than other Se-leads because your eyes look more Ni (the upper eyelids rest over the top of the eyeball more, you do more zone outs), but you seem like a clear Pe-lead to me.

So... My best guess would be SeFi (Ni-heavy) with my alternative guess being SeTi (Ni-heavy)

I'd like to agree with Ni/Se and Te/Fi. Ni/Se is pretty clear, as you do lock-ins and darting, and your eyes have a general Ni/Se quality (although part of that may come down to the shape of your eyes). Judging functions were harder, but I saw a lot of Te signals ("dismissive" brow raises, few pauses, deadpan voice) and little Ti neutralization. Your smile, however, spreads across your face, like an Fe/Ti user, so I can't be certain. It's late here, so I'll come back and narrow this down later, but for the moment my (many) guesses are, in order: NiTe, SeFi, TeNi, FiSe, SeTi, TiSe, very small chance of NiFe (definitely not an Fe lead). I am going to come to a more definitive conclusion on you, these are just some rough thoughts.

SeFi (Ni-heavy). Pretty certain.

welcome to the forum.

Best morning, I wake up and there's responses (and coffee). Thanks, I really appreciate it, and @a I would love to hear the rest of what you had to say. 

anagrams, my use of the word 'interesting' sincerely meant interesting. Regardless of how I view myself, how I am viewed is a curiosity of mine, so thank you again for responding.

I also see the Se/Ni and as.. not what I expected when first studying this system.. Te/Fi... quite. It's funny to be seen as an Se dom to me, although it's really SeNi, which does make sense, as I primarily identify with Ni. As with many others perhaps my view of the functions was jaded and different than it is at this point. Se was something I didn't see in myself, I see it now, Pe momentum - and all that L said, thank you so much for the details and the breakdown in your thought process on that, it's very very appreciated and quite helpful. Se to me was 'experiencing sensations' and 'tactile' and that's far from how I would describe myself or even how my close people would describe me.. as well as extroversion, that was also unexpected as I was using a different form of it I believe. I reread Nardi's section on Se last night and a lot of it (not all) did fit with me especially the 'pattern of solid bright blue when engaging in a crisis situation' I do react quickly to changes and it's one of the reasons I'm good at what I do for a living. I also see the 'more brain activity while looking out a window or rising to stretch while doing desk work' - that's me as well.. I wander around when I'm thinking (in my office, not like a sleepwalker, that'd be weird and highly unprofessional). Some of the things I absolutely didn't see with Se and myself are 'play games that involve tactile action' 'quickly integrate body and sensory information and are highly capable at physical, concrete tasks, especially tactile and physical multitasking, such as juggling' *no, just no* <-- I actually laughed out loud at that.. The other thing was it advises someone in the 'Essential Tips' to 'Don't rely on metaphor' and that I absolutely disagree with. Quite possibly I'm being too nitpicky. 

Just a few thoughts, I do realize that perhaps this system is not using Nardi's definitions of the functions, and that the definitions are in the creation phase, is that correct? 

@morsecode Thanks for the welcome! I've got an idea of SeFi (Ni heavy) but can you please explain (or link an article) that to me? The Ni heavy part is my particular interest.

peppergirl Thanks for your input, what are your thoughts on this: when I made the first video I was working from home and when that happens I will typically not leave my house.. for days actually, like the weekend if I have my choice, so I think I would be in a quiet mind state and it could be viewed as such, therefore allowing other functions to star in the show?

^^ Thanks, peppergirl, it doesn't sound like rambling at all. It makes sense and I understand what you're saying. I think I've developed more of my Se as I've gotten older, as well as had to utilize it more with the work I do now. I like your take on it and I can see it. I still identify with Ni quite a lot, and am seeing my Se more and more as I pay attention to it.

Something I have a question on are the types and how they relate to MBTI, if at all. I read the thread, where it was talking about of mixing of both.. I know that this system is different than MBTI, obviously, however I thought it was very different, but I've noticed that the lingo is still mixed. I still read of people saying FeSi = ESFJ and I'm not sure how to think of at this point.. In CT would what I've been typed as here, do SeFi or SeTi or FiSe (all Ni heavy) equate in any way to ESFP, ISFP, or ESTP? Because honestly, they're not at all profiles I even remotely identify with. Is there a correlation or no? Thank you to whomever can answer this for me!

I don't have much time now to elaborate but yes I just used the visual cues to assess your type and it looked congruent with this type, now the more psychological aspects are not really clear-cut because there seem more to Se than previously thought so I won't speculate too much as I'm not the developer of that theory, and it's still on the experimental/hypothetical field, not a finished product with set-in stone knowledge. Of course, the more videos, the better it is to conclude on a type ^^

As for the terminology, no, MBTI is a totally different system, ESFP =/= SeFi, you will soon realize by browsing the SeFi thread for example. FiSe morsecode for exemple said she didn't identify at all with ISFP, more with INFP or INFJ, to show you how different they are. Normally, you won't see a Visual Readers using this terminology, new forumers are more prone to it given they often come from a MBTI background. The best thing is to unlearn everything you knew about the functions and start with a fresh eye, it will avoid prejudices and biaises like that.