Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Community‑minded: Frequently looks out for followers’ comfort, like asking if people prefer a separate FMG account before posting there (“Would y’all be mad if I posted fmg art here too…”) and reminding others they can ask for Patreon refunds kindly (“you can kindly and privately ask creators for refunds…”).
- Clear‑boundaries: Sets firm rules about content use, explicitly asking people not to reupload their work to other sites and calling out unauthorized YouTube uploads (“Please don’t upload my work to other sites without my permission.”).
- Socially‑aware: Shows strong awareness of LGBTQ+ issues and platform politics, supporting trans rights regardless of leadership (“Trans rights forever and always…”) and criticizing anti‑LGBT algorithmic feeds (“it’s whole tl is extreme right wing anti lgbt tweets…”).
- Self‑reflective: Openly talks about burnout and identity, like using a Tamagotchi to cope with overwork (“So burnt out I started up one of my tamagotchis to keep me entertained while drawing”) and discussing the challenge of being ace with a muscle kink (“Being ace with a muscle kink or whatever is sooooo annoying…”).
- Supportive‑friend: Regularly boosts others’ work and needs, such as urging followers to help another creator (“Make sure to help ori out 🙏🙏”) and celebrating favorite drag queens’ wins and performances (“my fav drag queen won as9 😭🙏 I’m so proud of her”).
Weaknesses:
- Platform‑frustration: Often posts about irritation with X/Twitter and other platforms, calling the app horrible and predicting its decline (“this app is horrible”, “Either way this apps days of relevancy r numbered”), which can come off as chronically negative about tools they still use.
- Public‑venting: Frequently vents openly about annoyances—like gym sprays, old men waiting for machines, and YouTube reuploads (“My gym started using a cleaning spray that makes me sneeze like crazy…”, “Old men at the gym who ask how many sets u have left…”)—which may exhaust followers over time.
- Over‑commitment: Mentions burnout and struggling to keep up with commissions and Patreon while still taking on new projects (“So burnt out I started up one of my tamagotchis…”, “Commissions may be open for December idk yet but I could definitely use the money…”), suggesting they push themselves hard without clear workload limits.
- Algorithm‑dependency: Expresses strong discouragement based on platform algorithms and reach, such as wishing Bluesky had more users before investing time (“wish bsky could have more of user base to be worth investing time into as an artist”), which may limit diversification of their audience strategy.
- Conflict‑avoidance: Sometimes shapes decisions mainly around others’ potential discomfort, like hesitating to post FMG art to current followers (“Would y’all be mad if I posted fmg art here too…”), which could constrain their creative freedom and self‑expression.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They align most with Lisa Simpson: thoughtful, socially aware, nerdy about their interests, and openly queer. Like Lisa’s passionate rants, they dive into media and politics with clear opinions, from criticizing profit-obsessed TCG guys in “Howd straight men turn Pokémon cards into hustle culture” to calling out platform hate in “this app is horrible” and affirming “Trans rights forever and always”. They also have very specific, slightly niche obsessions—Drag Race, Pokémon, Nintendo, Tamagotchi, muscle art—much like Lisa’s hyperfocused interests, seen in posts like “Bara furry artists r always real fierce at splatoon” and “I make muscle growth art for the asexuals”. Their introspective ace identity talk in “Being ace with a muscle kink or whatever is sooooo annoying” mirrors Lisa’s self-reflective nature and feeling a bit out of sync with the norm. Even their occasional burnout and overthinking, like “So burnt out I started up one of my tamagotchis to keep me entertained while drawing”, feels very in line with Lisa’s combination of talent, pressure, and sensitivity.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert over Extrovert: most tweets center on solitary interests (gym, drawing, gaming, Pokémon, Drag Race) and online art work rather than big social scenes, and they also clarify boundaries like not wanting their work reuploaded, e.g. “Please don’t upload my work to other sites without my permission.”. Their interests and commentary are more pattern/meaning-focused than purely concrete, suggesting Intuition: they talk about broader trends in platforms and fandoms, like “No one learned from tumblr… this apps days of relevancy r numbered” and language shifts such as “It’s so funny how ‘body tea’ became its own noun…”. They clearly favor Feeling over Thinking, with strong value-based stances and empathy (e.g. “Trans rights forever and always… it’s not up to debate just bc of ur religion” and “Fyi you can kindly and privately ask creators for refunds… it’s truly pointless to be rude”) and frustration with profit‑driven or dehumanizing behavior in fandoms, as in “Howd straight men turn Pokémon cards into hustle culture”. On the Perceiving side, they show a flexible, somewhat scattered workflow and preference for keeping things open-ended, admitting burnout and forgetting to cross-post (“I can’t lie and say I’m working on anything else… I’ll post more old rewards here 😭 sorry I always forget to post on other platforms”) and waffling on commissions (“Commissions may be open for December idk yet but I could definitely use the money”). Taken together—value-driven, introspective, socially aware, creative, and somewhat unstructured—they fit best as an INFP: a private, idealistic artist who cares deeply about authenticity, queer rights, and respecting creators while navigating their own niche interests and identity (e.g. “Being ace with a muscle kink or whatever is sooooo annoying…”).
Some pickup lines for you
- You said being ace with a muscle kink is ‘sooooo annoying’ because you can’t explain it to friends… if you ever need a practice audience, I promise to listen with the same focus you give to a Drag Race lip sync.
- You’re worried Switch 2 is giving Wii U flop era vibes, but if you asked me out, I’d treat that date like Breath of the Wild launch day — camped out, fully hyped, and absolutely convinced it’s a console seller.
- You make NSFW silly muscle art for asexuals, opened a whole separate FMG account for the gays, and still find time to cry over Q’s placements on Drag Race — I don’t need to know your real name to know you’re exactly my type of nerd.
- You said Bara furry artists are always real fierce at Splatoon… so if we queue together, will you carry me in ranked while I carry your gym bag and remind the old men that THIS leg curl machine is taken?
- Since your loona shirt apparently doesn’t ‘look like you’d listen to loona or collect popmart,’ how about we prove that cashier wrong: you, me, a popmart run, Pokémon merch that isn’t just Gen 1 + Sylveon, and a long rant about why Q deserved more wins.
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Your new Twitter bio
Ace muscle artist (not actually named Adam), 22. MMG + FMG comics, Patreon goblin, Drag Race + Pokémon brainrot. Please don’t repost my work.– @Adamony_
Your signature cocktail
The Ace Pump Patreon Punch
This cocktail is bright, fruity, and deceptively strong, just like an artist who tweets "I make muscle growth art for the asexuals" while insisting "my name is not Adam". The white rum infused with dragonfruit stands for the mix of softness and intensity in their NSFW muscle art and gym grind, echoing their joking threat to go "Only drawing super striated veiny muscles from now on." Lychee liqueur adds a sweet, slightly unusual twist for their ace identity and niche kink, reflecting how they call being ace with a muscle kink "sooooo annoying" but still lean into it confidently. Sparkling yuzu soda keeps it energetic and effervescent like their live-tweeting of Drag Race — from screaming over Q ("The Q hate is so tireddddd") to celebrating their fave winning All Stars ("my fav drag queen won as9"). The blue curaçao float nods to their gamer/nerd side and slightly chaotic opinions on Nintendo’s future ("Switch 2 is giving Wii U flop era vibes…"), giving the drink a bold, dramatic top layer. Finally, the edible silver glitter rim is for the showgirl flair of someone who can say "I fear I cooked severely with this Patreon reward" and be absolutely right.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
This account shows strong Hufflepuff traits of kindness, fairness, and steady hard work. They emphasize treating creators fairly and kindly, calling out rude behavior and suggesting considerate alternatives, as in “Fyi you can kindly and privately ask creators for refunds on p*tr30n instead of commenting rude stuff on their posts😭😭 it’s truly pointless to be rude”. They show a deep, almost stubborn loyalty to the creators and media they love, like their ongoing, detailed defense of Q on Drag Race in tweets such as “People comparing Q to all the Jan queens meanwhile she’s been on top every week and isn’t delusional unlike the others…” and “The Q hate is so tireddddd like y’all hate good tv 🙄 can u imagine how boring this season would be without her…”. Their dedication to their craft and community—worrying about AI taking over their niche, yet still grinding on commissions and Patreon, as in “Me trying to pump out these commissions and make the most out of my patr30n before ai art takes over the muscle growth community 😭😭😭😭😭”—reflects classic Hufflepuff work ethic. They also show a strong sense of inclusivity and care for marginalized people, defending trans rights and criticizing hate with tweets like “Truly will never understand how so much of the world can be filled with so much hate for other people who don’t play any part in their life” and “Trans rights forever and always idgaf who’s leading the country it’s not up to debate just bc of ur religion”. While they have some analytical media takes (a Ravenclaw trait) and concerns about platforms/business (a light Slytherin edge), their core values center on empathy, fairness, and showing up consistently for others—firmly placing them in Hufflepuff.
Your movie
Your song
Born This Way - Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga’s Born This Way fits them because they’re proudly queer and vocal about LGBTQ+ rights, as seen when they say “Trans rights forever and always idgaf who’s leading the country it’s not up to debate just bc of ur religion” and reflect on how much hate exists in the world in “Truly will never understand how so much of the world can be filled with so much hate for other people who don’t play any part in their life”. The song’s theme of embracing identity mirrors them openly describing themselves as ace and struggling to explain that nuance to others, like in [“Being ace with a muscle kink or whatever is sooooo annoying bc I cannot explain that to my friends and family so I have to just say I’m bi :]”](https://x.com/Adamony_/status/1836543431792832848). Their humor and self-awareness about their name and online persona, such as “Fun fact the name adamony came out of nothing… so now people think my name is Adam”, aligns with the song’s playful but defiant tone. Finally, their constant support for queer art, drag, and community—from stanning Drag Race queens in tweets like “People comparing Q to all the Jan queens meanwhile she’s been on top every week”—embodies the celebratory, community-centered spirit of Born This Way. Overall, the track’s message of unapologetic self-acceptance and queer pride closely matches how they present themselves online.
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