Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Socially-aware: They closely follow politics and democracy issues, e.g. civic engagement and protests in tweets like “ㅇㅇ 제발 투표 제대로 하자..두 번도 힘들었는데 진짜 세 번은 이 짓 못 하겠다.” and “단식농성하는 사람들도 있고 매일 집회에 나가는 사람들도 있고 경찰도 이렇게 고생하는데 헌재는 뭐하니.”.
- Empathetic: They show strong concern for others’ pain and fairness, such as worrying about a grandmother during an emergency alert in “그 날 새벽에 일 나가는 할머니가 영문도 모르고 어디서 붙잡히기라도 할까봐 불안한 마음으로 해제만 기다린 나는 뭐냐.” and criticizing attacks on bereaved families in “유가족들이 쎄하네 전교조가 애를 죽였네… 내가 유가족이라도 억장이 무너지겠다..”.
- Reflective: They analyze their own life and feelings, e.g. comparing their past and present in “10년 전 나는 어땠었나 생각해본다…돌아보니 그래도 얼레벌레 잘 살아왔구나. 그걸로 됐다.” and noticing how politics impacts their health in “내란성 스트레스가 심해지니까 장도 더 예민해졌는지…반응하는 음식이 갑자기 확 늘어나서 정신을 못 차리겠다;;”.
- Loyal: They value long-term connections and shared experiences, thanking mutuals warmly in “한 해 동안 함께해주신 트친님들께 무한 감사를...부족하지만 새해에도 오래오래 함께해요.” and consistently supporting favorite actors and pandas across many tweets like “푸바오 뛰뛰한다 뛰뛰 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 짱 신난 저 표정도 오랜만..”.
- Candid-humorous: They express themselves honestly but with sharp humor, e.g. self-mocking lines like “얘네들은 익으면 맛있어지지만.. 난 익고 싶지 않아 살려줘” and political sarcasm in “왜 내가 뽑지도 않은 대통령이 싸지른 똥 때문에 몇 달씩 고통받아야 하냐고.”.
Weaknesses:
- High-anger: They frequently describe intense anger or ‘rage’ toward politics and people, with language like “얘네 또 사람 열받게 하네. 그냥 말할 수 있을 만큼만 패서 끌고 와서…” and “호남이 호구로 보이냐..개나 소나 표 맡겨놓은 줄 알고 설쳐”.
- Stress-prone: They repeatedly link physical illness to stress—calling it ‘내란성 식도염/위염’ in tweets like “나도 과대증에 역류성 식도염이 왔다갔다해서 작정하고 지난주부터 집밥만 먹고 있다가 석방 뉴스 보고 바로 과자봉지 뜯음...” and “나도 간헐적으로 스트레스성 위염 + 역류성 식도염이 왔다갔다 해서 커피를 잠시 끊었다가 같은 결론으로 다시 마심.”.
- Familial-strain: They experience ongoing conflict and resentment toward family, saying “가족이라는 사람들이 들볶을 때마다 짜증남. 당신들만 아니면 스트레스 받을 일이 없다니까요.” and recalling their mother tearing up notebooks in “모친이 내 눈앞에서 그걸 전부 찢고 회개기도(...)를 시켰던 기억이 있음.”.
- Health-neglect: Despite knowing triggers, they keep pushing their body, e.g. conceding with humor that they still eat irritant foods in “그래서 아예 끊진 못하고 가끔 조금씩 먹음(...)” and choosing more snacks after stress in “집밥만 먹고 있다가 석방 뉴스 보고 바로 과자봉지 뜯음...”.
- Emotional-exhaustion: They show signs of burnout and feeling overwhelmed, saying “아무 생각 없이 머리를 비우고 좀 편히 살고 싶다.”, “이렇게 보니까 독립 준비할 때가 됐다는 게 확 와닿는다.” about caregiving stress, and “폭염에 뒷북 대자연이 겹쳐 무슨 생각을 해도 짜증으로 끝났는데”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely resemble Lisa Simpson: politically engaged, idealistic, and intellectually inclined, but also anxious and often physically affected by stress. Like Lisa, they follow politics closely and care about democracy and justice, as seen in posts about protests, impeachment, and court decisions such as “ㅇㅇ 제발 투표 제대로 하자..두 번도 힘들었는데 진짜 세 번은 이 짓 못 하겠다.” and “단식농성하는 사람들도 있고 매일 집회에 나가는 사람들도 있고 경찰도 이렇게 고생하는데 헌재는 뭐하니.”. They combine sharp critical thinking with strong moral outrage toward injustice, for example in “성경에도 없는 출처불명의 동성애 혐오는 절대적인 신념처럼 여겨도… 선택적 개방성...” and “민주주의인데 광주에서 탄핵반대(...)집회하는 게 뭐가 문제냐고 하는 인용이 보이는데 진짜 뭐가 문젠지 모르는구나.”. Their recurring mentions of stress-induced gastritis and reflux, like “스트레스성 위염 + 역류성 식도염이 왔다갔다 해서 커피를 잠시 끊었다가…” and “내란성 스트레스가 심해지니까 장도 더 예민해졌는지…”, mirror Lisa’s tendency to internalize worry and let big issues impact her health. At the same time, their affection for pandas and pop culture—“푸바오 뛰뛰한다 뛰뛰 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 짱 신난 저 표정도 오랜만..” and “흑흑 설탕묻은 핫도그가 걸어다녀 흑흑 엉엉 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ”—shows a soft, deeply sentimental side under the sharp commentary, which is also very Lisa-like.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They read as introverted: lots of solitary activities (watching news, dramas, pandas, going alone to protests and voting) and no mention of large friend groups or social hype, plus comments like “아무 생각 없이 머리를 비우고 좀 편히 살고 싶다. 가족이라는 사람들이 들볶을 때마다 짜증남.” show a desire to withdraw from people rather than seek more interaction. Their style is clearly intuitive, focusing on patterns, implications and meta‑commentary about politics and society, e.g. “정치란 국회 안에서 정치인들끼리 치고박고 싸우는 건 줄만 아는 사람들이 진짜 생각보다 많고…” and connecting 개신교 문화 to broader power structures in tweets like “성경에도 없는 출처불명의 동성애 혐오는 … 권력과 통하기 위해서라면 눈 딱 감고 삼키는 선택적 개방성...”. They lean strongly thinking: their political and social critiques are structured and analytical, often calling out logical double standards such as “위정자가 미친 짓을 해도 님 도르신? 소리도 못 하는 애들이 민주주의 붕괴 소릴 하는 게 코미디.. 너네나 잘 하세요 ㅇㅇ”, even when emotionally charged. At the same time, they show long‑term, planned engagement with causes and responsibilities, typical of judging: they worry about constitutional court schedules and consequences (“두 번도 힘들었는데 진짜 세 번은 이 짓 못 하겠다.”), monitor voting and protests methodically (“일어나자마자 달려갔는데 오픈런 ㅋㅋㅋ 관외투표 버프로 후딱 찍고 나옴”), and express clear standards for how institutions should behave. The combination of detached macro‑level analysis, sharp political/systemic critique, future‑oriented concern for democracy, and a self‑report of testing as INTJ/INFJ (“이런 거 해보면 인티제 아니면 인프제가 나오는데 오늘은 인티제인가요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ”) fits INTJ best: a strategic, values‑driven systems thinker with a caustic but principled voice.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep talking about your ‘insurrection‑induced gastritis’ and stress from politics, but honestly, if we watched an MBC election night and a 탄핵 선고 카운트다운 together, I think my heartburn would just be from falling for the person yelling at the TV next to me.
- As a fellow over‑170cm human who also ignores unknown numbers, I propose a deal: I won’t ever ask your exact height or shoe size, and you can save my contact so that for once, one more call on your phone is actually worth picking up.
- You call yourself ‘마음은 다작러 현실은 지방러’ and worry about obscure writers getting their notebooks torn up; if you ever feel like your stories don’t matter, I’d like to be the reader who treats every line you write as seriously as you treat 5·18과 광주 집회 소식.
- You know how you said 푸바오가 뛰뛰만 해도 행복해 보인다고 했잖아요? That’s exactly my energy: set a walking pace from 금남로 집회 to a good duck soup place in 광주, let you infodump about 헌재 판결, and I’ll be right beside you, grinning like a panda let off leash.
- You’ve survived 열대야, 폭염, 내란성 식도염, and even Wavve’s 양규 장군 캐스팅 넷카마 같은 장난, so here’s my modest proposal: next time the 시국 is a mess and your 위장이 on strike, skip the 믹스커피 compromise—let me buy you something gentle on the stomach and aggressively comforting for the soul instead.
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Tall caffeine-sensitive homebody in Gwangju. Pandas, politics, theater, history docs. Once had all my teen novels torn up—still stubbornly keep writing and voting.– @blackfox_90
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Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
The strongest throughline in their tweets is a very Gryffindor-like tendency to publicly and repeatedly stand up for their political and moral beliefs, even when it’s stressful or costly. They talk about physically going out to protests and wanting to “run back out” to rallies despite being exhausted and unwell, as in “좀만 나아지면 바로 개같이 뛰쳐나가서 다시 집회 갈 거임.” and their excitement about the impeachment countdown in “MBC는 탄핵선고 카운트다운 중 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 도파민 터진다”. They show a clear sense of justice and anger at perceived cowardice or complicity, criticizing people who treat politics as distant or ‘not their business’ in “정치란 국회 안에서 정치인들끼리 치고박고 싸우는 건 줄만 아는 사람들이 진짜 생각보다 많고…” and calling out institutions like the Constitutional Court and churches when they believe they’ve failed morally in tweets such as “단식농성하는 사람들도 있고 매일 집회에 나가는 사람들도 있고 경찰도 이렇게 고생하는데 헌재는 뭐하니.” and “그놈의 땅밟기 기도... 도대체 한국 개신교는 뭐가 문제인 걸까”. Even at a personal level, they react to unfairness with combative courage, dismissing sexist height-shaming with “자격지심 덩어리라 어차피 님이 크든 작든 지랄하는 거니까 무시하면 됨” in this tweet, which shows a bold, confrontational attitude rather than quiet forbearance. While they do display loyalty and hard work (Hufflepuff traits) in comments like “쌔빠지게 일하는데 왜 나 하나 먹고 살기가 이렇게 힘든 거냐고.” and affection for friends and fandoms, the dominant pattern is fiery moral courage, political engagement, and willingness to ‘charge into the fray’—all hallmarks of Gryffindor.
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Your song
Fight Song - Rachel Platten
A fitting song for @blackfox_90 is “Fight Song” because so many of their tweets frame life as an ongoing fight, both personally and politically. They openly push back against authoritarian politics and far-right groups, from being tense over the president’s impeachment to saying “그니까..분명 쌔빠지게 일하는데 왜 나 하나 먹고 살기가 이렇게 힘든 거냐고.” and still insisting on voting and protesting: “ㅇㅇ 제발 투표 제대로 하자..두 번도 힘들었는데 진짜 세 번은 이 짓 못 하겠다.”. Despite stress-related gastritis and reflux—“나도 간헐적으로 스트레스성 위염 + 역류성 식도염이 왔다갔다 해서…”—they repeatedly pick themselves up, joke about it, and keep going, which matches the song’s theme of resilience in exhaustion. Their dedication to causes like local protests and democratic struggles—“좀만 나아지면 바로 개같이 뛰쳐나가서 다시 집회 갈 거임.”—embodies the line “my power’s turned on, starting right now I’ll be strong.” And even in fandom and daily life, from enduring family stress to cheering for pandas, there’s a stubborn optimism and refusal to give up that aligns closely with the spirit of Fight Song. This combination of righteous anger, humor, and perseverance makes the track an apt musical portrait of their timeline.
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