Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive: Congratulates and uplifts others, e.g., “I’m so happy for you” and positive replies like “Yesss”.
- Socially-conscious: Critiques militarisation and prioritises social programs in “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars…”.
- Entrepreneurial: Builds and promotes own apps, introducing them in “My Apps: EaseMind: Journal App Linea: Measure App” and offering promotions like the Black Friday codes.
- Emotionally-expressive: Openly shares reactions and feelings, e.g., “Some people are just horrible” and “I’m so happy for you”.
- Aesthetics-focused: Shows strong interest in design and visuals, praising or critiquing looks in “I refuse to believe this is the same Jaguar that made beautiful cars like XJ or F type.” and “She was a baddie for doing this.”.
Weaknesses:
- Harshly-judgmental: Uses strong condemnations like “Some people are just horrible” and “Wtf is this!” without much nuance.
- Politically-polarized: Expresses strong partisan stances, e.g., “I hope trump pardon’s him. He should have been chosen as trump’s running mate…”, which can alienate others.
- Reactive-communicator: Often responds quickly with intense emotion—“Should I call an Ambulance he looks weaker by the day” and “Wtf is this!”—rather than measured analysis.
- Context-limited: Short, vague replies like “Yesss”, “Wow”, and “None, I use none.” give little clarity on reasoning.
- Sarcastic-tone: Comments such as “Should I call an Ambulance he looks weaker by the day” can come across as mocking or insensitive rather than constructive.
Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson
This user most closely matches Homer Simpson: opinionated, impulsive, and emotionally reactive, but also playful and enthusiastic about their interests. They show blunt, sometimes combative political takes, like when they wrote “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars.” and “I hope trump pardon’s him. He should have been chosen as trump’s running mate in 2024 elections.”, which fits Homer’s tendency to loudly voice half-sincere, half-impulsive views. At the same time, they gush with simple, big feelings such as “I’m so happy for you” and “Yesss”, showing an unfiltered, heart-on-sleeve temperament. Their mix of grumbling criticism (“Some people are just horrible”, “Wtf is this! I refuse to believe this is the same Jaguar…”) and goofy, personal life updates like “My birthday” mirrors Homer’s blend of crankiness and childlike excitement. Even their proud promotion of their own apps (“My Apps: EaseMind: Journal App Linea: Measure App”) parallels Homer’s occasional bursts of ambition and side projects, carried with more enthusiasm than polished professionalism.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFJ
They lean Introvert (I) because their feed is relatively low-volume, centered on personal interests (their apps, cars, Christmas, EU policy) rather than active socializing or attention-seeking, and they rarely talk about their own social life; even personal posts like “My birthday” are minimal and not party-focused. They show a clear Intuition (N) tendency by discussing bigger-picture implications and ideals instead of just concrete facts, for example critiquing EU defense policy in terms of historical patterns and social investment in “Instead of making peace and demilitarising and investing money into social programs…”. Their values-first, emotionally colored judgments point to Feeling (F): they react to others’ situations with warmth and moral concern, as in “I’m so happy for you” and “Some people are just horrible”, and they complain about militarization because of human and social costs rather than strategy. The way they phrase opinions shows a more structured, decisive Judging (J) orientation—strong, settled stances such as “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars.” and “Wtf is this! I refuse to believe this is the same Jaguar that made beautiful cars like XJ or F type.” indicate clear evaluative judgments rather than open-ended exploration. Overall, the combination of introverted posting style, value-driven political and social commentary, focus on broader meanings, and firm conclusions aligns best with INFJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- So you’ve got EaseMind for journaling and Linea for measuring… when are you releasing the app that measures how quickly I fell for the dev behind those links on 2026‑01‑05?
- You giving away 3 months of EaseMind on Black Friday is cute, but I’m more interested in a lifetime subscription to your attention—do I need a special redeem code for that 2025‑11‑30 offer?
- You said, “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars” on 2025‑03‑08—honestly, I just want to start a peace treaty where the only escalation is how much we like each other.
- You refused to believe that Jaguar design on 2024‑12‑02, and same—maybe we should go for a drive in a *real* beautiful car sometime, so I can prove my taste in crushes is better than theirs in front grilles.
- On 2024‑12‑18 you asked if you should call an ambulance because ‘he looks weaker by the day’—I might need one myself, because every new tweet of yours is a critical hit to my emotional stability.
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Your new Twitter bio
Indie iOS dev building EaseMind & Linea. EU-based, car design snob, lightning cable loyalist. Once gave away app codes faster than I could tweet them.– @greatmousetweet
Your signature cocktail
The EaseMind Lightning Negroni
This cocktail starts with London dry gin for a bold, uncompromising political streak, like backing strong opinions such as “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars.” and “I hope trump pardon’s him.”. Aperol brings a slightly bitter, bright edge that fits reactions like “Wtf is this! I refuse to believe this is the same Jaguar that made beautiful cars like XJ or F type.” while keeping things vibrant rather than harsh. Sweet vermouth adds warmth and depth, echoing the softer, supportive side in tweets like “I’m so happy for you” and “Yesss”. A splash of elderflower liqueur represents the creative, app‑builder persona behind EaseMind and Linea, as showcased in “My Apps: EaseMind: Journal App Linea: Measure App” and the generous “Black Friday offer: Get three months free for my EaseMind App.”. Finally, an orange twist pays homage to their love of sleek, beautiful design and tech takes like “I think lightning is the greatest connector of our lifetime”, giving the drink a sharp, modern finish that feels both classic and a bit experimental.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The strongest consistent signal is a Slytherin-style blend of ambition, contrarian politics, and admiration for power. They openly support Trump-world realpolitik and strategic pardons in a way that centers winning and power over convention, saying “I hope trump pardon’s him. He should have been chosen as trump’s running mate in 2024 elections.”, which fits Slytherin’s comfort with controversial, hard-edged choices. Their criticism of EU militarization is framed not just morally but strategically—arguing against “nonsense wars” and for redirecting resources into social programs in “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars… Instead of making peace and demilitarising and investing money into social programs…”—showing long-term, pragmatic thinking about power and resources. They’re also building and promoting their own apps, highlighting them with posts like “My Apps: EaseMind: Journal App Linea: Measure App”, which suggests personal ambition and a drive to carve out their own niche. Even where they show warmth (e.g., “I’m so happy for you”), it sits alongside sharp, unapologetic judgments like “Some people are just horrible”, reinforcing a house that values decisiveness, strong opinions, and a willingness to stand apart from the crowd. Overall, the mix of entrepreneurial drive, strategic political takes, and comfort with polarizing stances points most convincingly to Slytherin rather than the more idealistic or purely intellectual traits of the other houses.
Your movie
Your song
Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You) - Kelly Clarkson
Their timeline mixes lighthearted tech enthusiasm with firm, sometimes contrarian political views, suggesting resilience and conviction. They create and promote their own apps, proudly sharing “My Apps: EaseMind: Journal App Linea: Measure App”, which fits the song’s theme of building something of your own and pushing forward. Politically, they’re unafraid to challenge mainstream narratives, as seen in “We in EU should not accept this kind of nonsense plan for nonsense wars”, embodying the song’s message of standing strong despite pressures. They also show emotional intensity and loyalty in replies like “I’m so happy for you” and “Some people are just horrible”, suggesting someone who feels deeply but uses adversity to become tougher. Overall, Stronger captures their blend of determination, opinionated stance, and persistent forward motion in both personal projects and worldview.
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