Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Body-positivity: Openly celebrates his size and appearance, e.g. “Me encanta lo gordo que estoy 😊” and “I like how I look more and more 🐷 😄”.
- Goal-focused: Clearly sets and tracks a weight target, e.g. bio “meta 160 kg” and progress posts like “156 kg 😬 llegando a mi meta”.
- Self-confident: Shows pride in transformation with before/after content such as “I love the before and after ❤️” and “88 pounds difference in 7 months 😬🐷”.
- Playful-personality: Uses humor and playful language/emojis like “Chubby and cute 🤭🐷” and “Rugby player 🏉 rhino 🦏”.
- Community-engaged: References niche communities and collaborations, e.g. “135 kg / 297 lb subiendo 🐷 #grommr #gainer” and “video on Patreon” with a friend in “Taking action with my friend Benja”.
Weaknesses:
- Health-neglect: Public goal centers on reaching very high weight (bio: “meta 160 kg / 352 lb”) and celebrates rapid gain like “88 pounds difference in 7 months 😬🐷” without mentioning health precautions.
- Food-dependence: Frames needing others to bring food as a desire or need, e.g. “I need someone to bring me food 🥺”, which hints at reliance on external feeding for comfort or progress.
- External-validation: Frequently posts body updates and comparisons like “February 2025 / November 2025 🙊🐷” and “Gordito militar, falta la tercera parte 75 kg vs 125 kg”, suggesting strong focus on audience reactions to his body changes.
- Narrow-focus: Most content centers on weight gain, belly shots, and size (e.g. “my belly 🥰” and “We’re now at 150 kg / 330 lbs”), with very little about other interests or aspects of life.
- Risk-taking: Pursues rapid gain and even hints at much higher targets, e.g. “a third part is missing with 400 lbs 😬🐷”, indicating a willingness to push physical limits for the goal.
Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson
The best match is Homer Simpson, especially in his later, more self-indulgent phases. Like Homer, this user is openly enthusiastic about food and weight gain, jokingly leaning into excess with tweets like “I need someone to bring me food 🥺”. The pride and delight he takes in getting bigger mirrors Homer’s comic self-acceptance, as seen in “Me encanta lo gordo que estoy 😊” and “I like how I look more and more 🐷 😄”. His clear, numeric goal of “meta 160 kg/ 352 lb” and celebratory updates like “156 kg 😬 llegando a mi meta” echo Homer’s over-the-top commitment to humorous schemes, such as when Homer deliberately gains weight to work from home. Even the playful, before-and-after body transformations in “I love the before and after ❤️” resemble Homer’s many visual gags about his changing body throughout the series.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESFP
They lean Extrovert (E) because their feed is highly public, body-focused, and attention-embracing, sharing many pictures and inviting others into their journey, as in “I like how I look more and more 🐷 😄” and “I need someone to bring me food 🥺”, which shows a desire for interaction and engagement. Their focus is strongly Sensing (S): they constantly reference concrete, physical realities—exact weights, visible body changes, clothes sizes, and photos—such as “We’re now at 150 kg / 330 lbs and I’m 10 kg / 22 lbs away from my goal 🐷” and “135 kg / 297 lb subiendo 🐷”, rather than discussing abstract ideas. The tone is clearly Feeling (F), centered on emotions, self-image, and affection for his transformation—e.g., “Me encanta lo gordo que estoy 😊” and “I love the before and after ❤️”—with language that is warm, self-expressive, and emotionally driven rather than logical or analytical. Finally, he appears more Perceiving (P) than rigidly structured: while he has a clear goal (“meta 160 kg/ 352 lb”), he frames his growth playfully and in the moment—“Chubby and cute 🤭🐷” and “Gordito aventurero 🐷”—emphasizing enjoyment and spontaneity over strict planning. This combination of outgoing self-display, sensory focus on the body and images, emotional expressiveness, and a fun, flexible approach to goals aligns best with ESFP: the energetic, experience-seeking performer type.
Some pickup lines for you
- So if you’re at 156 kg and ‘getting close to your goal’… is the real meta 160 kg, or making sure I’m there to bring you food like you asked on 2025-10-18? I volunteer as tribute. 🐷
- That February 2025 vs November 2025 glow-up you posted on 2025-11-25 is wild—at this point, your ‘before and after’ should add a third frame: ‘after we go out for dinner and dessert… twice.’
- You said on 2025-10-12 that you’re 10 kg away from your goal—how about we close the gap together: you eat, I adore you, and your scale gets jealous of all the attention I’m giving you instead. 🥰
- ‘Rugby player rhino’ from 2025-07-13, huh? Then tackle me like it’s a scrum and we’re fighting over the last empanada in Santiago—I’ll happily be the ball if it means ending up in your arms.
- You called yourself ‘chubby and cute’ on 2025-11-01, but I’m going to need a correction: the data clearly shows ‘increasing mass over time, along with dangerously high levels of charm’—I’d love to run more experiments with you. 🐷📈
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Santiago prop forward turned proud bulk enthusiast. Once outgrew my rugby kit mid-season—now chasing 160 kg with a camera, a fork, and a smile.– @ggner_77
Your signature cocktail
Gordito Goal Gainer Sour
The pisco base salutes his Chilean roots and confident presence, echoing his proud bio “chileno 🇨🇱 gordito gainer 🐷 meta 160 kg/ 352 lb” and posts like “I like how I look more and more 🐷 😄”. Sweet condensed milk represents how openly he enjoys his softness and growth, as in “Me encanta lo gordo que estoy 😊” and “my belly 🥰”. A dark beer reduction syrup adds heavy, slow-building richness, mirroring his steady gain journey from “135 kg / 297 lb subiendo 🐷” to “156 kg 😬 llegando a mi meta”. Sea salt & lemon juice give a playful sour-salty kick, capturing his adventurous, slightly cheeky vibe in posts like “Gordito aventurero 🐷” and “I need someone to bring me food 🥺”. Finally, a whipped cream float crowns the drink like a soft, plush finish, celebrating his love of dramatic transformations seen in “88 pounds difference in 7 months 😬🐷” and “I love the before and after ❤️”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
The strongest throughline in @ggner_77’s profile is steady dedication and self-acceptance, which aligns closely with Hufflepuff’s values of patience and hard work. He treats his weight-gain journey as a long-term project, marking milestones such as “137 kg/ 302 lb”, “135 kg / 297 lb subiendo 🐷 #grommr #gainer”, and later “We’re now at 150 kg / 330 lbs and I’m 10 kg / 22 lbs away from my goal 🐷”, which shows methodical persistence rather than impulsiveness or cunning. There’s a warm, gentle pride in how he talks about himself—statements like “I like how I look more and more 🐷 😄” and “Me encanta lo gordo que estoy 😊” emphasize self-kindness and comfort over competition or dominance. Even when he expresses needs, it’s in a soft, vulnerable way—“I need someone to bring me food 🥺”—which fits a Hufflepuff’s willingness to rely on and connect with others rather than trying to overpower them. While there is ambition in having a clear goal weight (“meta 160 kg/ 352 lb 2 gorditos”), it’s framed as a personal, body-positive journey instead of a power grab, making Hufflepuff the best fit over Slytherin or Gryffindor.
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Your song
Big Girl (You Are Beautiful) - Mika
A fitting song for @ggner_77 is “Big Girl (You Are Beautiful)” by Mika, because its joyful body-positivity and celebration of size align closely with his self-love and gainer journey. He proudly posts about his weight gain and goals, saying things like “chileno 🇨🇱 gordito gainer 🐷 meta 160 kg/ 352 lb 2 gorditos” and “We’re now at 150 kg / 330 lbs and I’m 10 kg / 22 lbs away from my goal 🐷”, which echoes the song’s theme of embracing and enjoying a bigger body. Tweets such as “Me encanta lo gordo que estoy 😊” and “I like how I look more and more 🐷 😄” show a growing confidence in his appearance, just like the song’s empowering chorus. His playful attitude in posts like “Chubby and cute 🤭🐷” and “I need someone to bring me food 🥺” matches the fun, cheeky energy of Mika’s lyrics. Overall, the song’s upbeat celebration of being big and beautiful mirrors how he documents and enjoys his transformation with pride and humor.
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