Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Empathetic: Defends overworked devs and argues for realistic expectations toward them in “we have this word called 'wait' ... y'all say you care about the devs, but actively forget they don't need high expectations especially rn...”.
- Socially-aware: Critiques gendered marketing and industry bias in “oh i dont think you understand the underlying motive why games always pump out female characters after female characters... lets use our brain for a second” and calls out classism in “classism but yall don't even wanna admit it”.
- Analytical: Uses ratios and breakdowns to explain fandom skew in “it comes to a point where if theres 1000 boy oshis and 1000 girl oshis, it will be skewed by the 16:4 ratio...” and dissects collab value in “this collab should be the one selling 'hsr players' to watch the series... since the animations are pretty underwhelming...”.
- Protective: Stands up for male-character fans and mains in “and people will also use this to vilify those who genuinely just love their male character...” and defends anaxa mains from misogynist accusations in “dont forget ppl calling anaxa mains misogynists for stating the obvious favoritism...”.
- Passionate: Expresses intense enthusiasm for favorite characters and ships in posts like “I WILL KMS?!??!??!?!?? AKITOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO” and repeated “manifesting boothill” threads such as “day 1 manifesting boothill 🕯️🕯️🕯️...”.
Weaknesses:
- Confrontational: Frequently frames disagreements aggressively, e.g. “lets not pretend that the 5* tingflop ur defending will make superbreak even more interesting...” and “fraudflop's pathetic excuse of a story”.
- Harshly-judgmental: Dismisses others’ tastes or playstyles, such as “you’re telling me you logged on those many days and not developed a solid muscle memory to be able to fc lv30+” and mocking fans in “those tunnel visions mfs really dgaf about popular JP VAs...”.
- Provocative: Intentionally stirs drama and strong reactions, as admitted in “ship so irrelevant i have to farm drama for interactions” and statements like “and we dont care, send more hate”.
- Hyperbolic: Uses extreme language that can blur seriousness, e.g. “I WILL KMS?!??!??!?!?? AKITOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO” and exaggerated insult labels like “fraudflop”.
- Dismissive: Shuts down opposing views instead of engaging, as in “ofc were not gonna shut the hell up about hi3...” and “we hate both, get it right!” without elaborating on nuance.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely matches Lisa Simpson, who is principled, analytical, and often calling out unfairness while still being very online and fannish in her own way. They frequently dissect media and fandom dynamics with a gender‑critical and class‑aware lens, like when they contrast devs’ treatment of male vs. female characters and call out classism in gaming discourse: “classism but yall don't even wanna admit it” and “let's play the whats more anti feminist game!”. Their tweets often defend educators/learners and criticize using knowledge as a weapon, e.g. “as another tired english major… we should also never shame anyone's knowledge on anything”, which fits Lisa’s bookish, morally serious side. At the same time, they’re deeply invested in niche media and specific characters, manifesting and gushing over them with intense enthusiasm, as in “day 8 manifesting boothill 🕯️🕯️🕯️” and “I WILL KMS?!??!??!?? AKITOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO”, echoing Lisa’s own obsessive fandoms (like her jazz idols) beneath a critical mind. Finally, they mix sharp social commentary with emotional honesty, defending queer fans and criticizing homophobia and misogyny—“it's annoying for homophobic people!” and “oh i dont think you understand the underlying motive why games always pump out female characters…”—which strongly aligns with Lisa’s role as the moral and political conscience of The Simpsons.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extraverted: they constantly engage in discourse, farm interactions, and openly seek attention, e.g. calling themselves out with “ship so irrelevant i have to farm drama for interactions” and “me when i want attention”, which suggests energy from social exchange rather than quiet observation. Their style is strongly iNtuitive: they often jump from specific fandom drama to broader patterns about gender, class, or industry motives, such as “oh i dont think you understand the underlying motive why games always pump out female characters after female characters... lets use our brain for a second” and the ratio breakdown in “it comes to a point where if theres 1000 boy oshis and 1000 girl oshis, it will be skewed by the 16:4 ratio… are we seeing it?”. They are clearly Feeling-oriented: they argue from values like fairness and respect, e.g. “as an educator, we should also never shame anyone's knowledge on anything so, it comes to a point where you're just using 'knowledge' to be an asshole” and call out misogyny/classism in posts like “classism but yall don't even wanna admit it”. Finally, they look more Perceiving than Judging: they react fluidly to news and discourse, bounce between games and topics, and celebrate experimentation (e.g. sarcastically quoting “'did nothing different' 'dared to experiment'”), with little evidence of rigid planning or structured, long-term organization beyond playful rituals like the ongoing “day X manifesting boothill 🕯️🕯️🕯️” series. This combination of highly social, values-driven commentary, abstract pattern-spotting, and spontaneous, emotionally charged engagement aligns best with ENFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- If you can manifest Boothill for eight days straight in Spanish, surely you can manifest us on a little Penacony-style date, right? I promise I’ll treat you better than HSR treats its male roster.
- You said Black Swan saved Phainon… so what if I swoop in and save you from bad takes on the timeline? We can be the duo that even Aventurine wallpapers would be jealous of.
- As a fellow tired English major at heart, I promise never to use ‘knowledge’ to be an asshole—unless it’s to academically prove that ‘fray ❀ + me’ is the correct ship syntax.
- You defending male characters, yelling about Akito collabs, and dragging fraudflop in the same feed is wild range—are you a 5★ limited unit? Because I’m ready to spend all my pity on you.
- You know how you said Minecraft grew up with you? Let me be your nether reactor core—kinda outdated, very niche, but the real ones know it’s peak and worth keeping around.
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English major & gacha critic. Defending male chars since Penacony. Once pulled a 5★ on Noelle’s beginner banner and peaked spiritually.– @fray_yUh
Your signature cocktail
Valkyrie Hypercarry Highball
This drink hits hard but stays playful, like someone manifesting pulls with mock-ritual drama and still laughing about it: “day 8 manifesting boothill 🕯️🕯️🕯️ escucha las palabras de las brujas, los secretos escondidos en la noche, los antiguos dioses invocamos ahora, la obra de la magia oculta.”. The high-proof spiced rum is their sharp, unapologetic side that calls out classism and fandom hypocrisy, as in “classism but yall don't even wanna admit it” and “lets play the whats more anti feminist game!”. Calamansi or sharp citrus nods to Filipino flavor and their quick, cutting takes like “you are apparently a zoophile if you liked twilight or fruits basket”. Strawberry syrup is for their softer, fandom-loving side that screams over boys and ships, as in “I WILL KMS?!??!??!?? AKITOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO” and “dont let anyone ever tell you they aren't together”. Soda water keeps it bright and energetic, like their endless live commentary on gacha drama and meta debates in “ofc were not gonna shut the hell up about hi3”. The edible glitter or shimmering rim is pure VALKYRIE stage presence meets idol obsession, echoing both their bio “VALKYRIE cries” and their delight in idol aesthetics in “idol akito...”.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their tweets show a strong analytical and argumentative streak that fits Ravenclaw. They frequently dissect fandom and game discourse, like when they break down anti‑feminist framing with a historical analogy in “world, circa 19th century 'why do women want to study if education was created for elite men' 'why do women want to vote if they aren't educated enough like men' 'why do women live if the world favors men, subjecting themselves to the world who's not centered around them'”, using reasoning rather than just vibes. As “another tired english major,” they explicitly invoke their background and educator perspective to adjudicate language use and meta‑behavior in “as another tired english major, they are both correct in the use case you've presented and as an educator, we should also never shame anyone's knowledge on anything so, it comes to a point where you're just using 'knowledge' to be an asshole”, which aligns with valuing knowledge and critical thought. They also scrutinize industry dynamics, e.g. media gender representation and monetization motives in “'god forbid a game loves their women' oh i dont think you understand the underlying motive why games always pump out female characters after female characters... lets use our brain for a second”, explicitly calling on others to think. Even when arguing about gameplay or balance, they rely on structured reasoning, such as their ratio-based breakdown of stan behavior in “it comes to a point where if theres 1000 boy oshis and 1000 girl oshis, it will be skewed by the 16:4 ratio 1000/4 = 250~ will stan boys 1000/16 = 62~ will stan girls are we seeing it?”. While they are passionate and can be sharp-tongued, the through-line is intellectual engagement, critical analysis, and using knowledge as a primary tool, all of which are quintessentially Ravenclaw traits.
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boys will be boys - Dua Lipa
A fitting song for them is “boys will be boys” by Dua Lipa, because it matches their mix of gender-aware social criticism and frustration with misogyny and double standards. They repeatedly call out how media caters to men, like when they say “oh i dont think you understand the underlying motive why games always pump out female characters after female characters... lets use our brain for a second” and contrast this with players simply wanting more male characters in “game obviously trying to appease the male audience vs. players wanting more male characters (likely women/queer players)”. The song’s lyrics about women having to put up with male-centered norms parallels their posts on classism, sexism, and fandom bias, like “classism but yall don't even wanna admit it” and their irritation at how male/queer fans get treated in ratio debates in “it comes to a point where if theres 1000 boy oshis and 1000 girl oshis, it will be skewed by the 16:4 ratio… are we seeing it?”. They also speak as someone who’s tired but principled, for example as an educator saying “we should also never shame anyone's knowledge on anything… you're just using 'knowledge' to be an asshole”, which echoes the song’s fed-up but empowering tone. Overall, the track’s feminist, confrontational energy and focus on calling out normalized problems line up well with how they talk about games, fandoms, and social issues.
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