Feat advice for a 2-weapon warrior Fighter

[Redblade8]

Hello,

So after (too) many drafts, I think I've got my first character's basics nailed down. He's a half-orc fighter, with the two-weapon warrior archetype, using an orc double axe to get up in guys' faces and chop them to pieces.
Starting stats:
Str 16
Dex 16
Con 14
Int 10
Wis 12
Cha 8
I know a lot of folks advocate a pair of 7s for Int and Cha, but I hate the very concept of a dump stat; while I recognize its utility, and will take one ability being at a -1, that is where I draw the line.

Below find a list of the feats I was contemplating. The main help I need here is ordering/prioritizing them (at least, I think so, I don't think I have any glaring omissionson the list). The main thing that strikes me as needing to get lower down in the order is Blind-Fight, any ideas for where to put that in the mix?

TWF, WF
Iron Will
Power Attack
C. Ref
Step up
ITWF (assumes my L4 bump goes to Dex)
Following Step
W. Spec.
Double slice
GW Focus
Step up & strike
Pin down
TW Rend
Imp crit
Dazing assault
GW Spec
GTWF (assumes I've picked up inherent +2 Dex along the line)
Imp iron will
Blind-fight
Quick draw

Any and all constructive feedback is appreciated; thanks!

-Red

[Imbicatus]

I'd swap blind fight with either step up and strike or pin down. They both have overlap in utility for blocking movement, so you can put one off until later without losing much.

[Redblade8]

Thanks, man!

Additionally, that last feat (quick draw) was really a toss-up between that, Dodge, and Improved Initiative. I similarly need to A) choose one of those, and B) get that moved to a level range at which it actually makes sense.

Thanks,
Red