Himefag
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Creative: Posts original memes, songs, and blog reviews (e.g., soundcloud tracks, Doujin Critique entries).
- Multilingual: Tweets mix English, Spanish, and Japanese, showing fluency across languages.
- Humorous: Uses pop‑culture jokes and absurd captions (e.g., "The funny cat from LoL", "Am I cooked?").
- Self‑Aware: Acknowledges mental‑health struggles and academic goals (e.g., “I just want to finish my degree in psychology”).
- Engaged: Comments on current politics and memes, actively participating in trending discussions.
Weaknesses:
- Suicidal Ideation: Repeatedly posts self‑harm statements like “I will kill myself”.
- Political Extremism: Shares extremist rhetoric (e.g., “EU is the 4th reich”, “Total Posadas victory”).
- Incoherent: Tweets jump between unrelated topics, making the timeline hard to follow.
- Self‑Deprecation: Frequent negative self‑talk (“Totally bullshit, I look like a gay teenager”).
- Provocative Language: Uses profanity and explicit sexual references in many posts.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
Comic Book Guy is the best fit for @Himefag because both are hyper‑nerdy, constantly posting about obscure anime, manga and internet culture, as seen in the tweet "Happy Birthday Arikawa Hime #himegoto" and the frequent "#mspaint #himegoto #arikawahime" tags. The user’s self‑deprecating, depressive tone—exemplified by the stark statements "I will kill myself" and "Someone end my suffering"—mirrors Comic Book Guy’s chronic loneliness and cynical outlook. Their pretentious intellectual references, such as "Total Deleuze and Guattari victory" and the lament "I just want to finish my degree in psychology 😭😭😭", echo Comic Book Guy’s over‑educated background and love of high‑brow pop‑culture critique. The chaotic, meme‑filled posting style, illustrated by lines like "I think I am cooked" and "Mtfs call styrofoam anime", matches Comic Book Guy’s sarcastic, overloaded commentary on pop culture. Finally, the user’s gender‑identity confusion and frequent references to "boymoder", "girlmode", and being a "genderless blob" reflect Comic Book Guy’s occasional self‑identification as an outsider in the geek community.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They frequently engage publicly, e.g., "I'm making a boymoder near my hometown, I fucking hope to have time to finish it" and "Happy Birthday Arikawa Hime #himegoto #arikawa #hime #arikawa hime", showing an outward, social energy. Their language leans heavily toward abstract, future‑oriented ideas such as "Total Deleuze and Guattari victory, the desiring machine and the emo won" and "Ontologically ruined", indicating a preference for intuition over concrete details. They often express strong personal values and emotions, for instance "I will kill myself" and "Girls with the most disorganised attachment will see this and think that is cute", pointing to a feeling‑based decision style. Their posting pattern is spontaneous and unstructured, as seen in rapid, varied updates like "I'm not trying to defend Starmer (dirty reactionary for the sake of convenience and populism), but these are the vibes you guys give off" and "I think I am cooked", reflecting a perceiving lifestyle. Altogether these traits align best with the ENFP type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a chapter of Himegoto? Because every time I read your tweets I feel like I’ve found the best manga ending – a happy‑ever‑after with you.
- As a psychologist, you know all about attachment styles; I think my anxious heart just found its secure base in your timeline.
- If we were in Genshin Impact, I’d be your Baizhu: healing your wounds, brewing herbal tea, and giving you a 5‑star support buff of love.
- Your Doujin Critique reads like a secret love manuscript—mind if I co‑author the next chapter where the protagonists are you and me?
- Our vibe feels like a Deleuze‑Guattari desiring machine—let’s run a joint experiment and see how many memes and midnight HRT talks we can generate together.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Peruvian psych student (once tried Himegoto cosplay in a lecture), anime & manga fan, trans-advocate, writer of Doujin Critique, gamer, meme alchemist.– @Himefag
Your signature cocktail
Himefag's Chaotic Paloma
The cocktail blends smoky mezcal, a nod to the chaotic "boymoder" energy in the tweet "I'm making a boymoder near my hometown, I fucking hope to have time to finish it". The deep purple chicha morada reflects the Peruvian roots and the line "the good third one is the purple one". Yuzu liqueur adds a bright Japanese citrus that mirrors the author's love for anime and Himegoto, echoed by "Hime my beloved ひめ私の最愛の人". Aperol's bittersweet orange flavor captures the bitter political commentary such as "Fox News is finally accepting MAGA state capitalism" and the philosophical shout "Total Deleuze and Guattari victory, the desiring machine and the emo won". A splash of tonic water gives an effervescent fizz that mimics the restless self-deprecating humor seen in "I think I am cooked", making the drink a chaotic, gender-fluid tribute to the user's eclectic vibe.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The user frequently references intellectual and philosophical topics, such as "Total Deleuze and Guattari victory, the desiring machine and the emo won" and mentions their work as a psychologist and a psychology degree, indicating a love for learning. Their creative projects, like "I'm making a boymoder near my hometown" and the blog "Doujin Critique", show a penchant for originality and wit, traits valued by Ravenclaw. While they display some political commentary, the dominant pattern is a focus on knowledge, analysis, and artistic expression, which aligns best with Ravenclaw.
Your movie
Your song
Creep - Radiohead
The song captures the user’s intense alienation and self‑destructive thoughts, evident in tweets like "I will kill myself" and "I'm a gay teenager with identity problems". It also mirrors their feeling of being an outcast and "cooked", as they write "I think I am cooked" and refer to themselves as "a genderless blob". The lyric "I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo" directly reflects their expressed sense of not belonging, making "Creep" a fitting anthem for this chaotic, depressed online persona.
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