Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Caring: Worries about her sister’s wellbeing and wanting to protect her from ED/SH when looking at her younger sibling: “looking at my 11 yr old sister and thinking about how i at that age started trying to starve myself… i just want to protect her”.
- Responsible: Adjusts intake so she won’t be weak while babysitting: “i can't be weak while babysitting my sister, it's not as much about me, as her, i just care ab her too much” and shortens a fast to stay well for work: “i want to be well and not weak while doing such responsible job”.
- Self‑aware: Recognises relapse and seeks help: “i'm seeking help from someone i love and trust because i'm relapsing… i feel so invalid… but i did it and we are meeting soon”.
- Generous: Enjoys giving and gifting, and often cooks for others: “gifting and giving to people”, “made dinner for family <3”, “oat banana bread for dad”.
- Honest: Openly shares struggles with ED, SH, and emotions, such as feeling depressed or unloved: “actually feeling depressed and hopeless” and “feeling so unloved. might relapse with sh when i get home”.
Weaknesses:
- Self‑critical: Describes herself harshly and focuses on perceived failures: “i'm so insecure ab my weight that i can't even put it on here” and “ended up going 169 calories over :/ either i burn them off or . do the thing that i punish myself with”.
- Disordered‑eating: Obsessive tracking, extreme limits, and fasting plans: “have a whole plan for the next two weeks in my notes app. 500 calories limit and 3 days of fasting” and “i'm allowed 337 calories today… then i eat the sorrel soup which is exactly 300 calories”.
- Guilt‑ridden: Feels intense guilt around eating and social meals: “yesterday ate sm bc i got invited to my friends apartment and ate there and then was at a birthday celebration and ate there :(” and “feeling disgustingly full, went over cal limit with sushi, will fast”.
- People‑pleasing: Struggles to say no to food from others to avoid upsetting them: “the sweet woman i work will be feeding me lunch again, how do i escape” and “mom is thinking of ordering something and i really don't want to upset her by not eating :( but i'm fasting”.
- Emotional‑vulnerable: Quickly overwhelmed by feelings of being unloved and invalid, linking them to SH urges: “feeling so unloved. might relapse with sh when i get home” and “actually feeling depressed and hopeless”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely resemble Lisa Simpson: intelligent, sensitive, idealistic, and very hard on themselves. Like Lisa, they care deeply about learning and ideas, mentioning they love “linguistics (love grammar)” in “5 things i like and moots ⋆.𐙚 ̊ 1. animals!!! especially cats 2. gifting and giving to people 3. linguistics (love grammar) 4. cream white colour 5. children, teaching 🫶🏻”, and they enjoy caring for others, such as babysitting and making food for family in “made dinner for family <3”. Like Lisa’s quiet emotional struggles, they experience intense self-criticism and perfectionism around food and weight, seen in “have a whole plan for the next two weeks in my notes app. 500 calories limit and 3 days of fasting” and “i'm so insecure ab my weight that i can't even put it on here”. They also show Lisa-like empathy and protectiveness toward younger kids, reflecting in “i just want to protect her from what i expetienced at her age. i'm so glad she is such a simple and happy girl unlike i was” about their younger sister. Finally, their search for purpose and feeling of not fitting in, such as “finishing hs in 4 months, what do i do with my life” and “only issues i don't feel to fit in with most girls my age anymore”, strongly echoes Lisa’s ongoing struggle to find her place in the world while staying true to herself.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISFJ
They lean Introvert: their social world is small and intimate (babysitting, family, a few close friends), they often feel misunderstood or unseen, and prefer low-attention choices like not dyeing hair to avoid comments: “really want to dye hair but really don't want the attention / people noticing or even worse commenting :(” and “i'm so insecure ab my weight that i can't even put it on here”. Their focus on concrete details, measurements, and bodily states – calories down to single digits, BMI, weather temperature, grams of food, specific products at Lidl, and their sister’s age – reflects Sensing: e.g. “my feeling of weight is so off, i had a piece of dried mango and was like 'this should be like 7 grams', and then decided to weigh it, it was 23 grams” and “233 cal • 7.7 fiber • 18.6 protein”. They clearly prioritize emotions, relationships, and protection of others over logic, showing a strong Feeling preference: “looking at my 11 yr old sister and thinking about how i at that age started trying to starve myself… i just want to protect her from what i expetienced at her age” and “i'm seeking help from someone i love and trust… i feel so invalid and underserving of help”. Finally, their heavy use of plans, limits, and self-structured rules suggests Judging: they create strict schedules and calorie plans, like “have a whole plan for the next two weeks in my notes app. 500 calories limit and 3 days of fasting” and “goals for today/tomorrow: go to sleep LATEST 3.30 am… fast until hanging out / dinner… get off twt NOW and do tasks!”. The combination of private, caregiving, detail-oriented behavior and structured planning is most consistent with ISFJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- “To eat or not to eat” is cute and all, but I’m more invested in “to date aurie or not to date aurie” — and unlike your ice cream tub, I’d fully commit instead of stopping at 1/3.
- You meal-prep 233-cal vegan dinners for two days, bake oat banana bread with little flowers for your dad, and still babysit your sister like it’s a full‑time job… are you sure you’re not just soft‑aesthetic wife material in a cream‑white cardigan?
- You: ‘Is it safe to drive while fasting?’ Me: I don’t know about fasting, but it’s definitely not safe for me to be in a car with you — my heart rate would be more unhinged than your notes app 2‑week plan.
- You keep worrying about BMI 20s, calves, and that one spot on your arm, but then you’re out here protecting your 11‑year‑old sister, cooking for your family, and seeking help when you’re scared — I’m not flirting with your body, I’m flirting with the fact that you’re actually a ridiculously kind person.
- You’ve survived 2020 k‑pop farttwt, old‑school shtwt + edtwt, AND unripe microwaved avocado that tasted like cursed mashed potatoes… at this point I’m convinced you can survive one coffee date with me too.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Aurie ♡ | linguistics nerd, cat enthusiast & veggie cook | babysitter-in-chief, occasionally burns banana bread, never the bridges– @goldkgs
Your signature cocktail
Pigly’s Blueberry Fast-tini
Pigly’s Blueberry Fast-tini is a light but emotionally strong drink, fizzy with blueberry because they proudly log “350g of blueberries” like it’s a personality trait. The vegan protein vanilla note nods to their constant hunt for plant-based gains and Lidl finds like “vegan protein pudding in my country's lidl when? :(” and “need to buy protein soy milk, going to lidl”. An Earl Grey reduction brings a slightly bitter, over-caffeinated, insomniac edge, echoing fasting, planning, and late-night spirals like “have a whole plan for the next two weeks in my notes app. 500 calories limit and 3 days of fasting”. The honey drizzle rim sweetens the harshness, mirroring their softness and care for others—baking for family and friends as in “made dinner for family <3” and “oat banana bread for dad 🤍”—even when they feel “actually feeling depressed and hopeless”. Finally, the edible flower garnish represents their modest, soft aesthetic and hopefulness from tweets like “soft colours and modest <3” and the fragile wish that “really hoping the flowers stay when it bakes :')”. This cocktail is sparkling, gentle, and a little sad-sweet—just like a girl who jokes “to be or not to be? more like to eat or not to eat 🤣🤣🤣🤙🤙🤙” while still finding ways to love others and herself.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Their defining traits are care for others, loyalty, and a sense of responsibility, which align most with Hufflepuff. They repeatedly put others’ wellbeing above their own, like when they increase their intake so they won’t be weak while babysitting their sister: “i can't be weak while babysitting my sister, it's not as much about me, as her, i just care ab her too much..”, and when they plan calorie limits around a responsible job: “might make my fast shorter either way, because i have work (babysitting) tomorrow morning and i want to be well and not weak while doing such responsible job”. They show tenderness and protectiveness toward family, especially their younger sister: “i just want to protect her from what i expetienced at her age. i'm so glad she is such a simple and happy girl unlike i was”. Their love of caring and giving is explicit in how they describe themselves: “5 things i like… 2. gifting and giving to people … 5. children, teaching 🫶🏻” and in acts like cooking for family: “made dinner for family <3” and baking for their dad: “oat banana bread for dad 🤍”. Even while struggling, they strive to be kind and emotionally dependable for others: “goals for today/tomorrow: … be happy and strong for others”. This consistent pattern of nurturing, reliability, and quiet self-sacrifice is quintessentially Hufflepuff rather than the more glory‑seeking of Gryffindor, intellectual focus of Ravenclaw, or ambition of Slytherin.
Your movie
Your song
control - HALSEY
A well‑suited song for them is “control” by Halsey, because so many of their tweets revolve around trying to tightly manage food, weight, and emotions while feeling overwhelmed inside. They talk about extreme restrictions and punishments like “i'm allowed 337 calories today because of yesterday's failure with my limit” and “ended up going 169 calories over :/ either i burn them off or . do the thing that i punish myself with”, which mirrors the song’s themes of self‑control turning into self‑destruction. The song’s lines about battling an inner monster fit with tweets about relapse and self-harm, such as “feeling so unloved. might relapse with sh when i get home.” and “i'm seeking help from someone i love and trust because i'm relapsing… i feel so invalid and underserving of help currently.”. At the same time, they show care for others and a desire to protect them, like when they write about their sister “i just want to protect her from what i expetienced at her age.”, which echoes the vulnerable, self-aware side of the song. Overall, control captures their mix of perfectionism, inner chaos, and the fight to not be ruled by those darker parts of themselves.
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