@N1cole
You have very interesting perspectives, but as a form of feedback, I believe you can improve your typing by taking a more holistic view of the person. Attack every typing you support as harshly as possible.
E.g. ESI? He hardly demonstrates Se, his facial expressions are so soft, they are clearly Si/Ne. His Fi is very 'role' in a sense that he seems very polite, very proper in a sense, so much so that you cannot imagine him backbiting someone or reprimanding someone very harshly over an ethical issue. Hardly Fi-Lead paired with Se creative. LIE's go well with him? LIE's go well with anybody who talks reason with practical applications > subjective emotional imaginary bull. Reading his posts throughout this forum confirms that he is definitely of a thinker type. He is so open to suggestions, willing to change his mind (although it's already made up), and able to deflect arguments well without being personally insulted. ESIs will never be able to handle something like that without going off track or feeling personally attacked (feeling as if someone told them their thinking is weak or something). You notice that he keeps everything almost impersonal, but still gives off a very friendly, positive air. Clearly Fe>Fi; not allowing people to infringe on personal space past a certain point while valuing positive emotional relations. Almost everyone interacts with him on that level. Fi's on the other hand allow some people to get VERY close to them while keeping everyone else far away at different, but chosen, lengths. That's the diff between Fi role and ego; one can work according to each scenario, while another is based on general rules. You will generally see an Fi being EXPLICITLY closer to some people in the same thread than others, while almost everyone interacts with MD at a similar interpersonal distance regardless of familiarity.
^ This is what I'll do if I'm trying to type someone; (assuming setting up the argument/proposal is already done,) first attacking the argument before coming to a conclusion. I'm not trying to be harsh to you at all, but that's my tone when it comes to my own arguments If you practice ruthlessness on your own, chances are you produce sounder results.
However, I encourage your inquisitive attitude and your courage to speak out against popular opinion. This will serve you (and the community well) once your ability to type soundly is further developed.