The hands you are not comfortable making a call with but you still have some backdoor equity are always good candidates for semibluff raise.

Can you post your reasoning for choosing those hands? Like Im a bit confused to call a toppair + oesd a bluffing hand

1) Villain cbets too often
2) balancing turn range when raising
For example on Q76s when I want to XR 20% of my bare nutflushdraws and fold to 3 bet because villains 3 betting range is too heavy and we are deeper. Should I do it with the stronger NFD's or with the weakest? Or lets say some bare second nutflushdraws and fold to reraise.
BTW: TOP pair + OE I called semi bluff, I should have mentioned that all flops are suited.

Personally I dont cr toppair oesd on suited boards, but a nice side effect could be to fold out weak flushdraws which have good eq. That said it s expensive. As far as naked As goes, I would rarely cr bc u want fds in his range

Let me make it easier:
If we are going to semi bluff raise light with hands with which we could call, out of the ranges that we chose to raise some of the time, do we semi bluff raise the stronger part and call with the weaker part or do we raise the weaker part and call with the stronger part.
Another example:
Someone cbets 80% plus and we have the second nut flushdraw + a non nut gutshot on Q76s. When we chose to light semibluff raise this hand some of the time, should we do it with the stronger part (backdoors/overcards) or with the weaker part?
Qh7s6h
A) AsKh5s3h
B) KhJc5c3h

I would do it with the weaker part , though your hand could be still too strong. Depending on his turn tendencies seems like a fine play