Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths:

• Passionate fan: Shows deep, sustained love for Sabretooth, Wolverine and Marvel across many tweets, like buying books “Bought all this just to look at like two pages of Sabretooth” and curating shelves “My Sabretooth and Wolverine shelf”.
• Creative storyteller: Plans fan comics and OCs like Wolf, outlining plots in “Marvel fan comics I'd like to make someday.” and worrying about power levels vs Omega Red in “Writing myself into a corner in the fan comic I'm making”.
• Dedicated cosplayer: Invests time and effort into cosplay and makeup, turning into Beast in “Painting yourself blue is a good use of free will ig... I am Hank McCoy now” and working on Sabretooth outfits in “Since I'm still blonde here is me wearing the unfinished X Men Evolution Sabretooth cosplay.”.
• Self-aware humor: Uses self-deprecating jokes to cope and entertain, such as “I keep getting startled by mirrors because i see origins Sabretooth in them. I've got cat lvl iq it seems.” and “When i say he's bouncing on it this is what i mean.”.
• Thoughtful critic: Engages critically with media and representation, questioning queer tropes in “Why is every canonically bi or gay male character I see either a twink or the twinks boyfriend.” and narrative symbolism in “Convinced some people have no reading comprehension... sometimes the curtains aren't JUST blue!”.

Weaknesses:

• Financial stress: Frequently worries about money and affordability, like being upset over prices in “I HATE EVERYTHING I CANT AFFORD THIS AT ALL I HATE DOLLARS” and choosing between surgery and a figure in “I really have to choose whether to use the money I will get soon on a Sabretooth figure or a surgery”.
• Self-critical mindset: Describes their own efforts harshly, calling drawings awful in “now I'm scrapping a sketch I thought looked good because I decided it looks awful.” and saying “I'm useless” in “the Beast mousepad is a struggle because I'm useless and can't render fur properly.”.
• Emotional burnout: Shows signs of mental exhaustion and hopelessness, e.g. “Mental health bad... Everything's bad” and future anxiety in “I don't know how I'll be able to survive the next 20 years. I wish I had the chance to play Sabretooth or voice act or draw or anything. I'm scared.”.
• Body image insecurity: Expresses dissatisfaction with appearance and health, referencing depression changing their looks in “I looked like the pre blue fur Hank McCoy when I was younger. Unfortunately depression got me.” and frustration over damaged hair in “It's now really thin and I'm very sad.”.
• Overworking hobbies: Pushes themselves hard in games and projects, leading to frustration, like grinding Marvel Snap for 18 hours in “I hate this game with a passion now but i got my infinite weapon x border after ~18 hours of playing cards” and feeling they’ve “wasted a few hours for nothing” on discarded art in “Being self taught and drawing is so fun because halfway through you'll just realize 'what the actual hell am I doing right now'”.

Your Simpsons character

Milhouse Van Houten

The best match is Milhouse Van Houten. Like Milhouse, this user is intensely earnest, a bit self-deprecating, and deeply attached to niche interests and crushes – they build their whole vibe around Sabretooth and Marvel men, as seen in posts like “My Sabretooth and Wolverine shelf, I still have some wolverine stuff but it won't fit.” and “I need to lay in bed with him and be the big spoon.”. There’s a mix of melodramatic frustration and vulnerability that feels very Milhouse, such as “I really have to choose whether to use the money I will get soon on a Sabretooth figure or a surgery on a birth defect that will improve my quality of life lmao.” and “I wish I was an American born into a wealthy family so I could pursue acting… I'm scared.”. At the same time, they’re imaginative and creative – making fan comics, cosplays, and custom merch, like “Marvel fan comics I'd like to make someday.” and “I'm drawing a custom body pillow…” – which fits Milhouse’s earnest attempts to express himself even when life is chaotic. Overall, they read as a more grown-up, queer, very-online Milhouse: anxious, passionate, loyal to their obsessions, and constantly oscillating between self-doubt and enthusiastic geekiness.

Your MBTI personality Type

INFP

They lean Introvert over Extrovert: most activities are solitary or online and they describe feeling scared about their future and career rather than energized by social life, e.g. “I wish I was an American born into a wealthy family so I could pursue acting but instead I was born into a broken household and I don't know how I'll be able to survive the next 20 years. I wish I had the chance to play Sabretooth or voice act or draw or anything. I'm scared.”. Social outings are occasional, notable events like “Wanna draw but I'm going to a gay bar event for the first time tomorrow and I'm kinda excited.”, which they frame as a big deal rather than a norm, suggesting introversion. They show strong Intuition: they fixate on themes, representations, and hypothetical scenarios rather than just facts, such as “Convinced some people have no reading comprehension and cannot understand that a character can represent an idea or a theme in a certain story. The characters are not real people, that villain doing bad things can represent something!” and meta musings like “How the hell does time travel work in marvel comics because I want to write something with it but it seems like it just has random bs rules that are there sometimes and sometimes are not there”. Their creative projects (OCs, fan comics, speculative stories) further show a preference for concepts and possibilities over concrete, present details. They read as Feeling-dominant: they emphasize emotional experience and fairness, complaining about representation of queer men (“Why is every canonically bi or gay male character I see either a twink or the twinks boyfriend. Can straight people who make the media not comprehend a relationship without one person being 'the girl one'?”) and struggle with decisions that pit passion against wellbeing, such as “I really have to choose whether to use the money I will get soon on a Sabretooth figure or a surgery on a birth defect that will improve my quality of life lmao.”. Their self-talk is emotionally charged and self-deprecating rather than coldly analytical: “Mental health bad... I'm trying to draw Wolf but it's not coming out well... Everything's bad”. Finally, they lean Perceiving over Judging: their life and creative process look improvisational and scattered rather than structured. They frequently talk about scrapping work mid-way (“Being self taught and drawing is so fun because halfway through you'll just realize 'what the actual hell am I doing right now' and now I'm scrapping a sketch I thought looked good because I decided it looks awful.”), writing themselves into corners (“Writing myself into a corner in the fan comic I'm making is so embarrassing... I have to rewrite a lot of stuff now.”), and not knowing concrete next steps in acting or career (“How do you even go into acting if you were not born either wealth or in a family with connections because I have no idea what to do.”). They dream and ideate extensively (custom figures, cosplay plans, comics, YouTube) without clear structured follow-through, which is characteristic of an INFP’s open-ended, possibility-focused lifestyle.

Some pickup lines for you

• So if you’re Sabretooth in X-Men Origins and also Hank McCoy on weekdays, does that mean I get to brag that I pulled both your cosplays or do I have to choose a main like in Marvel Rivals?
• You said if Wolverine was Polish he’d be Jakub Wyjek — does that make you Victor Creed of Sabretooth’s lap, or can I apply to be Jakub ‘Boyfriend’ Wyjek in your ongoing fan comic?
• You keep debating between surgery money and Sabretooth figures, custom muscle suits and YouTube dreams, scared about acting but still drawing Wolf and building whole stories… I don’t have a punchline for that one, just genuine admiration and an offer to be the guy in the front row cheering when you get that first role.
• You unlocked the Canadian government beating the Phoenix Force in Marvel Snap, but have you tried the even stronger combo of ‘we met over Sabretooth discourse’ into ‘you explaining time travel rules to me over drinks’?
• You were sad there’s no life-sized Hank McCoy plush, but you do realize you already turned yourself into Hank, right? I’m just saying: if you ever need someone to be the big spoon for Beast or Sabretooth, I’ve been training my primordial pouch–cuddling skills in preparation.

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Your new Twitter bio

Marvel nerd, Sabretooth scholar & occasional Beast cosplayer. Once met the vice bear of my country by accident. Adult fandom/art only.– @Adi_Creed

Your signature cocktail

Sabretooth’s Primordial Pouch Punch

This drink is strong and a little feral, like a week of hunting Wolverine, then collapsing into sleep, inspired by their joke about Victor in “How Sabretooth sleeps after a week of trying to kill Wolverine.”. The overproof dark rum is for their intense Sabretooth fixation and big beefy-man energy, echoed in “Need more hot wide beefy men in rivals i am not yet satisfied. Throw Sabretooth or Beast in there…”. An espresso shot captures their exhausted, wired vibe after art binges and sleepless nights, like “It's been 12 hours since I've gotten sleep paralysis and my head still hurts. What do I do about that???”. The honey-chili syrup is sweet but burning, mirroring their mix of tenderness and horny chaos in posts like “When i say he's bouncing on it this is what i mean.”. A light blue curaçao mist over the top nods to their Hank McCoy transformations in “Painting yourself blue is a good use of free will ig... I am Hank McCoy now”, while the splash of oat milk softens everything, reflecting their vulnerable side about money, surgery, and future fears in “I wish I had the chance to play Sabretooth or voice act or draw or anything. I'm scared.”.

Your Hogwarts House

Ravenclaw

They consistently show a reflective, analytical mindset and a love of ideas, which aligns most with Ravenclaw. They get deep into story mechanics and canon structure, such as when they complain about people missing thematic readings of fiction in “Convinced some people have no reading comprehension and cannot understand that a character can represent an idea or a theme in a certain story. The characters are not real people, that villain doing bad things can represent something! sometimes the curtains aren't JUST blue!”, and when they puzzle over continuity like team rosters in “Trying to figure out who is in the Brotherhood / X Men at what time so I can write a story with Sabretooth and Wolf in the Brotherhood is making my head hurt... I think I'll just make my own roster because it ultimately doesn't matter to the story that much except for mystique.”. Their curiosity about worldbuilding and rules is explicit in “How the hell does time travel work in marvel comics because I want to write something with it but it seems like it just has random bs rules that are there sometimes and sometimes are not there from what I can remember”, and they approach writing and fancomics as a craft problem to solve, as seen in “Writing myself into a corner in the fan comic I'm making is so embarrassing. I control everything but there just ain't no way Wolf is winning vs Omega Red 1v1 without even remembering who that guy is. 😭 I have to rewrite a lot of stuff now.”. They also show methodical self‑critique and a desire to improve in art, e.g. “Being self taught and drawing is so fun because halfway through you'll just realize 'what the actual hell am I doing right now' and now I'm scrapping a sketch I thought looked good because I decided it looks awful. So I've basically wasted a few hours for nothing.” and “Hmmm I wonder why my drawing looks so pixelated and low quality I say as I draw on 1/10000th of the canvas with a 3 px size pen”, which reads as classic Ravenclaw perfectionism and process‑oriented thinking. While they do show ambition and self‑preservation stress around money and career (which could hint at Slytherin) in posts like “I wish I was an American born into a wealthy family so I could pursue acting but instead I was born into a broken household and I don't know how I'll be able to survive the next 20 years. I wish I had the chance to play Sabretooth or voice act or draw or anything. I'm scared.”, the dominant throughline is intellectual curiosity, meta‑analysis of media, and creative worldbuilding, all of which strongly point to Ravenclaw.

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Animal I Have Become - Three Days Grace

A song about wrestling with your own feral, darker side fits them almost too well, given how much of their identity revolves around Sabretooth and other beastly Marvel characters. Their bio literally places them in “Sabretooth's lap”, and they often joke about being or becoming these characters, like when they say “Painting yourself blue is a good use of free will ig... I am Hank McCoy now” and show off X-Men cosplays. The song’s themes of transformation and inner turmoil also fit their mix of humor and vulnerability, such as worrying about their future and opportunities in “I wish I was an American born into a wealthy family so I could pursue acting... I'm scared.”. There’s a constant tension between their playful monstrous persona and real-life hardship, echoed in tweets like “Mental health bad... Everything's bad” alongside excited nerdy posts like “Need more hot wide beefy men in rivals i am not yet satisfied.”. Animal I Have Become captures that blend of feral fantasy, self-mythologizing, and genuine struggle that defines their online presence.

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