
Strengths and Weaknesses

Your Simpsons character
The user most closely matches Lisa Simpson, especially Lisa’s mix of sensitivity, overthinking, and feeling out of place. Like Lisa, they often feel isolated or different, saying things like “i hate not fitting in with my friend group” and “i really wanna go uni but im just scared that ill end up not talking to anyone and will just never have an actual close friend”, which reflects Lisa’s constant worry about belonging. Their introspective and self-critical posts — “i hate being ugly so much” and “i wish i wasn’t so neglected as a child” — echo Lisa’s tendency to internalize pain and analyze her own feelings deeply. They also care a lot about online spaces, media, and little niche interests (Switch, Tomodachi Life, etc.), similar to Lisa’s investment in her hobbies and causes, while still being frustrated and cynical about the world, as seen in “why the fuck is tiktok now more transphobic than twitter and insta”. Overall, the combination of emotional intensity, social anxiety, introspection, and a sense of being more online/mentally elsewhere than their peers aligns most with Lisa rather than the more carefree or chaotic Simpsons characters.

Your MBTI personality Type
They read as strongly introverted: they frequently feel like an outsider and overwhelmed by people, e.g. saying “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”, wishing they could disappear socially in “what if i just stop interacting with everyone and not exist”, and feeling like a burden when messaging others in “i hate being so scared to talk to literally anyone, and whenever i actually message someone i feel like such a bother”. Their focus is much more on inner feelings, relationships, and meaning than on external facts, suggesting intuition over sensing: they reflect on patterns like “why do i suddenly start hating people for no reason then im okay again” and identity/past in “realising that ur turning into ur ex is a different level of pain”, rather than concrete analysis. They are clearly feeling-oriented: their tweets center on emotional hurt, self-worth, and connection—“i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged”, “i hate being ugly so much”—with no sign of detached logical argument, even when annoyed (e.g. “why the fuck is tiktok now more transphobic than twitter and insta”). Their lifestyle looks perceiving: they struggle with schedules and structure—“my attendance is 75%…. ”, oversleeping and missing work in “FUCKKKKK I WOKE UP LATE WHY DID I DECIDE TO SLEEP”—and act impulsively (e.g. “fuck it im just not going work today”) rather than following rigid plans. Altogether, a sensitive, self-reflective, idealistic inner world plus emotional decision-making and loose organization best fits INFP.

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Your 5 Emojis
They’re very into gaming, especially their Nintendo Switch and Tomodachi Life 2, shown by their excitement about buying a Switch Lite “YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!”, waiting for deliveries, and sharing their friend code “FRIEND CODE IF ANYONE WANTS TO ADD!!!!”.
They frequently tweet about feeling overwhelmed, “spinny,” emotionally unstable, and anxious, like “everything feels so spinny” and “i wanna cry so much for some reason but im at school aaaaaaa”, capturing a constant sense of emotional dizziness and stress.
There’s a strong theme of heartbreak and hurt: missing old friends and relationships despite being treated badly “why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them”, feeling neglected as a child “i wish i wasn’t so neglected as a child”, and struggling with self-image “i hate being ugly so much”.
They often feel isolated and out of place, saying they don’t fit in with their friend group “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”, worrying about making friends at uni “im just scared that ill end up not talking to anyone”, and wishing for at least one truly close friend “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged”.
Their bio says “i only exist online,” and many tweets revolve around online life and tech issues, like complaining about X checkmark accounts “is there a way to block all checkmark accounts?”, internet speed problems “why the fuck is my gigabit internet suddenly 90mbps”, and scrolling apps and videos late at night “got so bored i started scrolling x videos”.
Your new Twitter bio
18 • she/her 🇵🇱 | Full‑time chronically online girl, part‑time missing the bus. Ask me about Tomodachi Life, bad Wi‑Fi and leaking vapes.– @emionlyonline

Your signature cocktail
This cocktail starts with vodka infused with energy drink for late-night doomscrolling and chaotic sleep schedules, inspired by posts like “im so fucked, its 5am and im going work at 10” and “FUCKKKKK I WOKE UP LATE WHY DID I DECIDE TO SLEEP AAAKDJSJ”. Sour cherry liqueur brings a deep, sweet-sad tang that mirrors tweets such as “why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them” and “i wish i wasn’t so neglected as a child”. The fizzy pink grapefruit soda represents the bursts of excitement over small joys like gaming and gadgets, from “YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!” to “YAY GOT MY SWITCH” and “just found out about revolut custom wallpapers 🙏🙏🙏”. A subtle dash of saline adds quiet bitterness and self-consciousness, echoing “i hate being ugly so much”, “i hate being fat :c”, and “i feel like such a loser posting about how shit i feel but nobody sees this anyway”. Finally, the cotton-candy vape cloud garnish nods to her constant nicotine saga in “MY VAPE LEAKED AND ALL THE LIQUID IS GONE SHDJKSK” and “bought a new vape but it tastes so ass 💔”, theatrically capturing a life that, as her bio says, feels like she *“only exist[s] online.”

Your Hogwarts House
Emilia shows a strong longing for connection, belonging, and steady companionship, which aligns closely with Hufflepuff’s focus on loyalty and the desire for close, non-judgmental bonds. She explicitly wishes for at least one safe, dependable friend in “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged” and worries about not fitting in with her current group in “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”. Her fear about university is not academic failure or ambition, but being alone socially, as seen in “i really wanna go uni but im just scared that ill end up not talking to anyone and will just never have an actual close friend”, which reflects a Hufflepuff-like prioritization of relationships over status or achievement. Even her self-criticism about appearance in “i hate being fat :c” and “i hate being ugly so much” is framed around feeling unworthy of the kind of warm social acceptance Hufflepuffs value. While there are flashes of frustration and negativity, they mostly highlight how deeply she cares about being included, understood, and treated kindly, all of which point most strongly to Hufflepuff.

Your movie
A well‑known film that fits them best is Lady Bird. Their timeline mixes sharp humor, emotional volatility, and longing for connection, like when they say “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged” and “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”, which mirrors Lady Bird’s struggle to find her people. The blend of teen/young‑adult chaos and sincerity in posts like “FUCKKKKK I WOKE UP LATE WHY DID I DECIDE TO SLEEP AAAKDJSJ” and “finally went to school on time for the first time in months only for my teacher to not even be in” matches the movie’s coming‑of‑age messiness. Their complicated feelings about body image and self-worth, shown in “i hate being fat :c” and “i hate being ugly so much”, reflect Lady Bird’s insecurities and desire to reinvent herself. Even the tension between wanting a new life and feeling stuck—“i really wanna go uni but im just scared that ill end up not talking to anyone”—parallels the film’s core theme of wanting to escape while still figuring out who you are.

Your song
Lorde’s Liability fits them because so many of their tweets circle around feeling like too much, not enough, or a burden to others. They talk about loneliness and self-worth in posts like “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged” and “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”, which mirrors the song’s theme of feeling like a problem for the people around you. Their self-image struggles in “i hate being ugly so much” and “i hate being fat :c” echo the song’s vulnerable lines about being hard to love. They also dwell on past relationships and hurt, like “why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them”, which resonates with the song’s bittersweet nostalgia and emotional exhaustion. Even their bio, “i only exist online,” and posts about wanting to disappear such as “what if i just stop interacting with everyone and not exist” align with the track’s sense of isolation and retreat into one’s own world.

Your time travel destination
They seem nostalgic and preoccupied with how things used to be, even when the past wasn’t perfect, like when they asked “why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them”. They also mention “found old messages with a guy i had a crush on”, suggesting they revisit earlier connections in their mind. A lot of their current anxiety is about friendships, fitting in, and the future, for example “i hate not fitting in with my friend group” and “i really wanna go uni but im just scared that ill end up not talking to anyone and will just never have an actual close friend”. Given how often they reflect on being neglected and lonely, like “i wish i wasn’t so neglected as a child”, they’d likely choose to go back to a point where they could repair or redo those relationships. Traveling to their own recent past would offer a chance to change how those friendships and crushes unfolded, rather than escaping to a distant historical era.

Your video game
They’re hyped enough about the series to buy hardware just for it, which screams cozy, character-focused gaming over sweaty ranked queues, as seen in “YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!” and “yes tomodachi life”. Their tweets show a strong desire for close connections and safe social spaces—“i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged” and “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”—which lines up perfectly with Tomodachi Life’s gentle, low-stakes social sim where you can curate your own little world of relationships. They miss old friends despite bad treatment (“why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them”), and Tomodachi Life literally lets you re-create people from your past in a softer, sillier context. Their lifestyle and tweets about school, work, and being tired (“i wanna go home and sleep”) suggest a casual, comfort-seeking player who wants something easy to pick up between responsibilities. Overall, a whimsical life-sim where you control social chaos but with zero pressure fits their mix of online-only vibes, emotional introspection, and love for Nintendo’s cozy ecosystem.

Your spirit animal
A raccoon fits them perfectly: anxious, scrappy, extremely online, and somehow thriving at 5am doomscrolling. They’re clearly nocturnal and chaotic, staying up way too late like in “im so fucked, its 5am and im going work at 10” and spiraling into boredom in “got so bored i started scrolling x videos”. Like a raccoon rifling through emotional trash, they keep revisiting old hurts and relationships in “why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them” and “realising that ur turning into ur ex is a different level of pain”. They’re self-deprecating but oddly resilient, dragging themselves to work or school despite everything in “finally going home after a long day of work (half the time i was on twitter and tiktok)” and “finally went to school on time for the first time in months only for my teacher to not even be in so i gotta go home 💔💔💔”. And just like a raccoon fiercely guarding their little treasures, they latch onto small joys—getting a Switch in “YAY GOT MY SWITCH” or obsessing over a game in “YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!”—to survive a world they often say they hate in “i hate everything and everyone”.

Your (un)funny joke
Why did your Nintendo Switch start downloading at 7 Mbps even though you have gigabit internet? Because it saw your attendance was 75% and said, “Relax, I’m just matching the vibe.”

Your superpower
They’d want a Life Skip & Save State power: the ability to pause, save, and fast‑forward through parts of their life like a game, then reload if things go wrong. They’re exhausted by school and work (“finally went to school on time for the first time in months only for my teacher to not even be in so i gotta go home 💔💔💔”, “fuck it im just not going work today”) and constantly running late or missing buses (“I NEARLY MISSED MY BUS CUZ MY GLASSES WERE OFF AND I WAS ON MY PHONE”, “i fucking woke up late for work today but it was too late to message saying i wont be in so i had to get an uber and soent like £20 aaaaa”). Emotionally, they feel stuck in painful loops with friends and the past (“why do i miss my old friends and relationships so much even tho i was treated so badly by them”, “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged”). A save‑and‑reload power would let them test social interactions without fear of embarrassment and escape moments where they “hate everything and everyone” (“i hate everything and everyone”) or feel like a loser for venting (“i feel like such a loser posting about how shit i feel but nobody sees this anyway so oh well”). It also fits their gamer side and excitement for games like Tomodachi Life and their Switch (“YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!”, “YAY GOT MY SWITCH”), turning their real life into something they can finally control like a save file.

Your fictional best friend
Marin Kitagawa from My Dress-Up Darling would be an ideal best friend for Emilia. She’s an excitable, supportive weeb-girl who’d match the energy of tweets like “YAY GOT MY SWITCH” and “YAYY MY SWITCH IS ON THE WAY!!”. Marin is relentlessly affirming about looks and self-worth, which would counter feelings in “i hate being ugly so much” and “i hate being fat :c”. She’d also be the type to drag Emilia out of isolation when she feels like “what if i just stop interacting with everyone and not exist” and to listen when she says “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged”. Plus, Marin would absolutely join in on gaming and fandom stuff like Tomodachi Life hype in “yes tomodachi life” and laugh at the absurdity of things like “SOMEONE IN MY CLASS IS COSPLAYING EPSTEIN???” instead of making Emilia feel weird.

Your dream vacation
Tokyo fits her vibe as someone who feels like she "only exist[s] online" and spends a lot of time gaming and on social media, from getting hyped about her Switch in “YAY GOT MY SWITCH” to celebrating Tomodachi Life in “yes tomodachi life”. The city’s arcades, anime shops, and 24/7 digital buzz match the late‑night scrolling mood of “got so bored i started scrolling x videos”. Cute cafés and kawaii fashion scenes could ease some of her insecurity about looks expressed in “i hate seeing cool and pretty girls knowing i won’t ever be them” and “i hate being ugly so much” by surrounding her with nonjudgmental, expressive styles. Tokyo is also extremely walkable and distraction‑filled, a good escape from the stress of school and work mentioned in “finally going home after a long day of work (half the time i was on twitter and tiktok)” and “my attendance is 75%….”. And with its strong gaming culture and endless places to explore alone, it suits someone who feels isolated yet craves connection, like in “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged”.

Your alternate career path
They spend a lot of time online and clearly enjoy interacting with platforms and features, as seen in posts like “i feel like such a loser posting about how shit i feel but nobody sees this anyway so oh well” and “i only exist online”. This shows comfort living in digital spaces, which is essential for managing online communities. They’re observant about platform behavior and engagement, for example “is there a way to block all checkmark accounts? hate seeing the same copy and paste posts that are just farming engagement”, suggesting they understand online trends and audience reactions. Their frequent sharing of everyday struggles and emotions, like “i hate not fitting in with my friend group” and “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged”, indicates strong empathy, which would help them build supportive, relatable online communities. Their enthusiasm for gaming and niche interests, shown in tweets like “YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!”, could also translate into managing communities for gaming, youth, or lifestyle brands where authenticity and shared passion matter.

Your celebrity match
They come across as emotionally candid, openly anxious, and a bit self-deprecating, similar to how Bella Ramsey presents themself online. Tweets like “i hate being so scared to talk to literally anyone, and whenever i actually message someone i feel like such a bother aaahdjjdjdnsjsns” and “i just want atleast one friend i can tell anything to without fear of being judged” show a mix of vulnerability and introspection that resonates with Bella’s honest discussions about mental health and identity. Their posts swing between funny, chaotic gamer energy — “YAY I BOUGHT A SWITCH LITE FOR TOMODACHI LIFE 2!!” and “GOT THE LESBIANS YAYAY” — and heavier feelings like “i feel like such a loser posting about how shit i feel but nobody sees this anyway so oh well”. That contrast of dark humor, nerdy interests, and heartfelt insecurity closely matches Bella Ramsey’s blend of awkward, sincere, and quietly rebellious energy. Their frustration about not fitting in, like “i hate not fitting in with my friend group”, adds to the sense of an introspective, chronically online young person navigating identity and belonging the way Bella often talks about in interviews.

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