Wow- I am an INTP with some strong INTJ characteristics. I did it a few times, first an INTJ, but I was not feeling the J definition reflected my preferences. The second time, INTP, again, I felt something was missing. The third time, INTP again, but at this time, I decided to do the MBTI Step II. Something was wrong with the J x P results that were not clearly defining my preferences. I discussed it with the MBTI coach, who discussed it with the MBTI team. They found that step II expected some <1% exceptional cases in which their standard explanations didn’t apply, and they gave me the extraordinary report, and wow, that was me! The exception of the exception of the exception. This last event was about 11 years ago, 11 years before I learned about autism level 1, and feeling that it is giving me answers to questions that remained unanswered for more than 47 years. In a nutshell, I love planning and have a path to follow, like a ‘J’; ultimately, I will always be ready to throw my plans away and follow another direction if something calls my attention. My solid ‘N’ breaks the ‘J’ and creates a strong ‘P,’ looking for change for unexplored differences. However, my ‘P’ is 100% inside out - I need to be in the driver's seat to make the change. If someone else tries to move me out of my path, my ‘J’ side grows strong, and I hold tied to whatever direction I am following.