
Strengths and Weaknesses

Your Simpsons character
They most closely match Lisa Simpson: smart, intensely self-reflective, a bit neurotic, and often overwhelmed by their own thoughts. Like Lisa overthinking everything, they spiral on small details and body/mind worries, e.g. “Freaks me out that there are parts of my body I can’t consciously move..” and “I hate my amygdala”. There’s a mix of idealism and exhaustion, shown by resolutions like “take vitamins, brush my teeth at least once a day, and do something every weekend. hoping for a better year this year” alongside dark, fatalistic jokes such as “I want to die at 39 because why would I want to be forty?”. Their introspective systems and rules (like their scar visibility system in “Fresh: hide… Faded to white/silver: I don’t care who sees”) are very Lisa-coded: methodical, anxious, and self-aware. Even their niche interests and media takes, like their detailed thought on Iron Lung in “More emotion based than I was expecting”, feel like Lisa’s tendency to analyze art and experience rather than just consume it.

Your MBTI personality Type
They lean Introvert (I): they call themselves bad at Twitter and insecure about being seen, saying they’re “afraid of being noticed” and can’t even take selfies for friends in streaks: “I wish I was one of those people who are comfortable enough to post pictures of themselves but I’m so insecure and afraid of being noticed I literally can’t.”. Their timeline is filled with solitary activities (Wordle, anime/Vocaloid, games, caffeine-fueled grinding) and internal monologue rather than big social-circle stories, even though alcohol makes them talkative: “i cannot shut up when im drunk.”. They read as iNtuitive (N) because they constantly zoom out into concepts and odd abstractions — e.g. “Private parts implies the existence of public parts” and worrying about “parts of my body I can’t consciously move” as a philosophical discomfort rather than a practical concern: “Freaks me out that there are parts of my body I can’t consciously move..”. Their values and self-talk are strongly Feeling (F)-oriented: they frame life decisions and opinions around loyalty and emotion (“This sounds like jealousy but I can’t hate since I feel this way too sometimes”; “I think this is swayed by my extreme loyalty to people who matter to me. Idgaf about others unless they’re going to mean something to me”), and they share raw distress and self-harm struggles in an emotional, non-analytical way. They look Perceiving (P) rather than structured J: their sleep is chaotic (“Oops the sun is up. Might be best to stay awake til the next sunset to reset for school”), they complain about messy routines and impulsive habits (caffeine binges, cutting, spontaneous redecorating), and they set very loose, flexible resolutions like “do something every weekend” instead of detailed plans: “hoping for a better year this year”. Putting this together — introspective, idealistic, emotionally-driven, disorganized, and very focused on inner feelings and meaning — they best match INFP.

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19 • she/her • caffeine enthusiast, mould-drink survivor & nocturnal student • learning, decorating, oversharing slightly less each day– @hencefroth

Your signature cocktail
This cocktail is built for someone who proudly admits “i cannot shut up when im drunk.” and lives on caffeine, as seen in “I have been packing in the caffeine I’m so locked in I can do this” and “I love caffeine. More than anything”. The vodka shot captures the blunt, slightly feral honesty of posts like “Beer is literally ass” and “alcohol… my blood flows too quick… I can’t see the depth…”. Coffee liqueur and cherry liqueur mix the late-night, shtwt melancholy of “I want to die at 39 because why would I want to be forty?” with the cute, miku-and-vocaloid side peeking through “あたしバンパイア♪”. The fizzy topper references their gripe that “I actually hate fizzy drinks so much. Let me leave it out so it can become a nice juice or smth”, so you’re supposed to let the drink sit until the bubbles calm down — just like their brain after an all-nighter in “Oops the sun is up. Might be best to stay awake til the next sunset to reset for school”. Finally, the lemon twist nods to their sharp, self-aware humour about bodies, scars, and chaos, from “I’m killing myself as soon as I notice a shred of brain atrophy” to the meticulous ‘scar visibility’ system in “My personal system: Fresh: hide…”. This is a strong, slightly bitter-sweet, experimental drink for a caffeinated, oversharing night owl whose autoplay — emotional and literal — is always a bit broken, just like in “Auto play not working kms”.

Your Hogwarts House
They consistently show a curious, analytical way of thinking that aligns with Ravenclaw. For example, they pick apart how their own perception works in detail, writing about units and spatial reasoning in “I can’t visualise centimetres or human heights in centimetres. I can visualise human heights in feet and inches but I can’t visualise inches. Hmm”, which is a very metacognitive, nerdy kind of self‑analysis. They’re amused and puzzled by language, noting how a tiny pattern throws them off in “Every time I write ‘as well’ the double L in the next word confuses me and makes me write ‘ass well’”, and they even joke about anatomy and involuntary control in “Freaks me out that there are parts of my body I can’t consciously move..”, showing a tendency to think about how things work beneath the surface. Their schedule breakdown in “Average day But some days I fall asleep at 5pm 🥴 00 📱 01 📱 02 📱 03 🛏 ...” is a very structured, analytical self‑audit of time. Even their dark humor often comes wrapped in conceptual or word‑based observations, like “Private parts implies the existence of public parts”, which is classic Ravenclaw-style wordplay. While they do show loyalty and self‑preservation impulses, the dominant thread is a curious, introspective mind that loves picking apart language, body, perception, and routines—hallmarks of Ravenclaw rather than the other houses.

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A song that fits them well is Teen Idle by MARINA, which mixes dark humor, self-destructive urges, and existential teen angst in a way that mirrors their timeline. They joke about morbid milestones and aging, like when they say “God I’m almost in my third decade” and “I want to die at 39 because why would I want to be forty?”, echoing the song’s obsession with youth and dread of growing up. Their bio ("shtwt" and "i cannot shut up when im drunk") plus posts about alcohol like “Alcohol stash ran out :’c” and “I have things to do and alcohol to drink Don’t talk to me” reflect the hedonistic, self-sabotaging vibe of the song. The self-harm context in tweets such as “Fuck I need a tattoo but I gotta wait til some scars have fully healed like extra healed” and “Is it harm reduction if I’ve limited myself to specific areas but I cut deeper on those areas..?” matches the song’s fixation on pain, death wishes, and emotional volatility. Even their mix of irony and vulnerability—like “I have to get better this year. Not from sh but from sleeping on the floor unprompted at random times of the day 😭”—lines up with the track’s blend of theatrical drama and sincere sadness.

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