Autumn, he held your hand and is all up in your personal space? You are so IN.
When I was getting "in" with my ENTP, I became more physical. Of course, they are themselves rather physical, but I was always wiggling free or passing things off in a joking matter while trying not to blush horribly. When I started initiating personal contact, like touching or rubbing his back, or *eh* putting my hands up the front of his shirt, I knew that I was really seriously besotted.
I don't touch people in a casual manner -- I'll touch your arm or give you a hug or put my arm around you if I know you pretty well, sometimes tease a newcomer with a pat on the shoulder, but hands are SO personal, at least for me. I won't touch your hands unless we're very well acquainted.
Yay, this makes me happy!

He definitely has done all the physical descriptions you mentioned, with me. And like you said, I've noticed that he doesn't do any sort of touching with anyone else at work (other than the occasional fist-bump or high-five).'
Anyways, I thought I should update you all on how it's going with the ENFJ: (I'll minimize the text for the TL;DR crowd

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He came over to my place last Thursday night for a movie night, had his arm around me during the movie, then at one point asked if he could kiss me, then we kissed! I also basically asked him if he actually liked me (or if this was just a "tonight" thing) and he was surprised that I would even ask...I guess he thought it was obvious that he's liked me for awhile now.
He obviously doesn't understand how confusing ENFJs are... He ended up spending the night (just kissing, laughing, cuddling/sleeping, and watching our movies). 
I'm not sure what to do now though
...he's been sick ever since then (this whole weekend plus yesterday -- he's had a horrible flu). And I'm not sure if he's going to ask me out because he hasn't yet and the whole weekend has passed...
A good sign though, I guess is...even though he was really sick yesterday (as in throwing up all day + headache + sore throat, etc) he still said that he would pick me up from work and drive me home. Which is what he did and then we texted throughout that night.
My ESFP best guy friend said that I should go ahead and ask him on Wed, if he'd want to have dinner sometime this week. My ESFJ best girl friend disagrees completely and thinks that I shouldn't be the pursuer/initiator and that if I did invite him to dinner it should be one with him + a bunch of my friends. So now I have no idea what to do
Advice, ENFJs? or...anyone?

It seems like in our conversations he's been leaving a lot of openings for me to ask
him out, so it'd just be easier for me to do that. Maybe he's having doubts as to whether I really like
him (since I didn't text or call him at all the entire weekend)? I always feel like I'm bothering him with texts since I'm always the initiator of them, which is why I refrained from doing it the weekend following our "amazing night" (his words). But, then again, he could've called
me during that time and he didn't (apart from his message saying that the night was amazing).
Do you think a male ENFJ would be turned off or think I'm being to pushy if I was the one to take the next step?
The communication initiation thing is true. I don't know about other female (or even male) ENFJs, but sometimes it's all I can do to stop myself from initiating some kind of contact, because it means more to me when he approaches me. My response is always very quick and positive (unless I'm not into him, in which case it's a different story entirely!).
Ah, that's good to know because he still very rarely texts me first. I always initiate the texts but he always replies back very quickly (like in less than a minute every time) and very positively. And also sometimes when I don't reply back, he'll send me
another message as if he wants to keep the conversation going.
I asked him on Thursday if all my texts bothered him and, again, he was really surprised that I would ask that -- and said that he loves it when I send him a text. But yet...I'm still the one always initiating that.
On the other hand, I guess it kind of balances out because when we're hanging out in-person
he's the one who always initiates things (touching, flirting, etc) and
I'm the one who mainly just responds.
