Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive artist: Regularly shares own art and boosts others (e.g., #drawMEI, #FineFaunart, art trains, and tabling posts like “I'm sharing a table with @ZephX87 at Otakuthon!”).
- Enthusiastic fan: Expresses genuine excitement when noticed by others, e.g. “squealing in my room Y’ALL THEY REPLIED TO ONE OF MY COMMENTS AGAIN!!”.
- Values dialogue: Explicitly praises open conversation over one‑sided takes, e.g. “This is the kind of discourse I value—open dialogue, not one sided narratives or unchecked opinions.”.
- Ethical stance: Calls out misogyny and defends compassionate standards, e.g. “You don't get to be misogynistic like so many in this app and then expect compassion.”.
- Boundary setting: Appreciates tools like hide/block and filtered timelines to protect their space, echoing sentiments like “filter:follows filter:retweets filter:replies”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh rhetoric: Occasionally uses extreme language toward others, e.g. “I hope the author is reading the comments and strongly considering deleting herself.”.
- Combative tone: Can sound confrontational instead of constructive, e.g. dismissive replies like “Sorry you didn’t like the answer ¯_(ツ)_/¯”.
- Negativity focus: Mentions being upset by timelines and wanting to avoid extreme reactions, e.g. “everything I see upsets me, so I need to chill a little bit to avoid calling for public executions.”.
- Reply frustration: Shows strong annoyance with common engagement behaviors, e.g. “please stop these posts and post something original, you sound like a bot”, which may alienate some followers.
- Judgmental streak: Quick to judge strangers’ posting styles or views (e.g., mocking “reply guy” and bot‑like comments and downvoting supportive comments in this exchange).
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely matches Lisa Simpson: thoughtful, creative, and opinionated, with a strong sense of what kind of discourse they value. They show clear standards about online conversation, praising open dialogue in posts like “This is the kind of discourse I value—open dialogue, not one sided narratives or unchecked opinions.”, which mirrors Lisa’s principled, debate-loving nature. Their art-focused bio (“I draw sometimes”) and numerous art tags like “Summer tako ☀️🐙 #inART” and “I draw sometimes. Usually hololive!” parallel Lisa’s creative and introspective side. At the same time, they’re sharply critical of bad behavior online, as in “You don't get to be misogynistic like so many in this app and then expect compassion.”, echoing Lisa’s moral rigor. Their use of blocking/muting culture and annoyance with low-effort posts, such as “please stop these posts and post something original, you sound like a bot 😭”, fits Lisa’s combination of high standards, frustration with mediocrity, and underlying earnestness.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They appear more introverted (I) than extroverted: they enjoy cons and tabling but frame it playfully and at arm’s length, e.g. “Forgot to post earlier, I'm tabling at Otakuthon with @ZephX87 ! Come say hi at table 1811. Or don't. I'm not your dad”, and focus a lot on solitary drawing and baking rather than constant socializing. Their art tweets and whimsical captions suggest intuition (N), focusing on creative concepts and aesthetics rather than concrete facts, like “Moomin' on the beach 🪶☀️ #drawMEI” and “Summer tako ☀️🐙 #inART”. In arguments and commentary they consistently foreground values and emotional reactions over cold logic, showing feeling (F)—for example, backing compassionate norms and calling out misogyny with “The comments are based. You don't get to be misogynistic like so many in this app and then expect compassion.”. Their tone combines soft, self-effacing humor and excitement, like “squealing in my room Y’ALL THEY REPLIED TO ONE OF MY COMMENTS AGAIN!!”, with occasional sharp moral stances, which fits the idealistic but fiery INFP stereotype. Finally, they seem more perceiving (P) than judging: their posting is casual and spontaneous—“forgot to post earlier,” doing art challenges and playful trains like “Art train 🚂 Thanks for the tag @Napat0712 ! I draw sometimes. Usually hololive!”—with little evidence of rigid scheduling or strong orderliness. Overall, a creative, values-driven, somewhat private person who expresses themselves through art and emotionally charged commentary is best captured by INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said you ‘draw sometimes’ but your #FineFaunart and #drawMEI pieces are way too good to be called ‘sometimes’—can I apply to be your full‑time muse and part‑time convention snack holder at the Otakuthon table?
- You’re out here baking instead of doomscrolling so you don’t call for public executions—if I bring you brownies (fudgy, not that cursed cakey kind from that Reductress tweet), do I get a stay of execution and maybe a date?
- You squealed because they replied to your comment—if I want that same energy, do I need to commission a Summer tako 🐙 piece from you or just leave the perfect reply under your next #gawrt post?
- You say you’re ‘but a humble knight’ in that #rkggk tweet, but with all those cute Fauna and Moomin beach drawings, I’m pretty sure you’ve already crit‑hit my heart. Need a co‑op partner for your next art quest?
- You: ‘I draw sometimes.’ Also you: tabling at Otakuthon, dropping Evil★Twin Fuwawa and Mococo, and getting tagged in art trains. I’m just saying, if this is ‘sometimes,’ imagine how dangerous we’d be if I took you out for coffee and became your permanent art hype squad.
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Illustrator, occasional baker, full-time reply enjoyer. Once squealed because someone answered my comment. Hololive & con table goblin.– @BakedMonogamy
Your signature cocktail
The Doomscrolling Dough Mixer
The Espresso-infused dark rum channels their high-key, slightly unhinged online energy and willingness to "avoid calling for public executions" while switching to baking, as seen in "Changing doomscrolling reps to baking reps because everything I see upsets me, so I need to chill a little bit to avoid calling for public executions.". Brown sugar cinnamon syrup represents their cozy, homey side and love of warm, baked vibes, echoed by their appreciation for cooking and baking in "My guy does 99% of the cooking. I do 99% of the baking". The cold brew coffee captures their late-night, terminally-online scroll sessions and sharp replies to bots and reply guys, like "please stop these posts and post something original, you sound like a bot 😭". Foamed oat milk softens the drink, mirroring the gentler, squealy art-fan side of them in "squealing in my room Y’ALL THEY REPLIED TO ONE OF MY COMMENTS AGAIN!!". Finally, smoked sea salt flakes rim the glass with a hint of bitterness and edge, reflecting their readiness to mute, block, and drag annoying people, just like the sentiment in "The hide reply and block buttons are my favorite things some of yall are sooooooooooooooo annoying".
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their profile shows a strong mix of creativity, reflection, and preference for thoughtful discourse, which fits Ravenclaw best. They regularly share and create art, for example describing themselves with “I draw sometimes” and posting original pieces like “Summer tako ☀️🐙 #inART” and multiple #drawMEI and #FineFaunart works such as “Moomin' on the beach 🪶☀️ #drawMEI”, showing sustained creative focus rather than impulsive or purely social posting. Their appreciation for nuanced conversation appears in replies like “This is the kind of discourse I value—open dialogue, not one sided narratives or unchecked opinions.”, which points to a careful, analytical approach to ideas rather than raw confrontation or sentimentality. They also demonstrate meta-awareness and a somewhat sardonic wit about online behavior, e.g. “Ah yes, the 'comment.' A cleverly packaged morsel that transforms your hopes for engagement into a tiresome game...” and “please stop these posts and post something original, you sound like a bot 😭”, which shows they think critically about patterns and originality. While they do exhibit some moral stance and boundary-setting in replies like “You don't get to be misogynistic... and then expect compassion.”, these are framed in reasoned commentary rather than impulsive crusading, reinforcing the image of a witty, thoughtful Ravenclaw more than any other house.
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you should see me in a crown - Billie Eilish
They mix a soft, artsy exterior with a very sharp, unapologetic edge, which fits the confident, slightly menacing energy of you should see me in a crown. Their bio “I draw sometimes” and all the art tags like “Summer tako ☀️🐙 #inART” and “I draw sometimes. Usually hololive!” show a creative side that matches the song’s moody, aesthetic vibe. At the same time, they’re bluntly combative online, saying things like “I hope the author is reading the comments and strongly considering deleting herself.” and joking about needing to bake instead of “calling for public executions.” The way they relish ‘cooking’ people in replies and mocking bots—“please stop these posts and post something original, you sound like a bot 😭”—matches the song’s theme of owning your power and not caring who’s uncomfortable. Even their excitement about getting noticed, like “Y’ALL THEY REPLIED TO ONE OF MY COMMENTS AGAIN!!”, fits the track’s sense of enjoying the spotlight while still feeling a bit dark and mischievous.
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