Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Protective: Defends people with mental illnesses from unfair slander in “can we not slander people with mental illnesses because they have them i feel like thats just unnecessary and they cant help it”.
- Clear-boundary: Bio explicitly sets boundaries with “dni if youre transphobic / proshipper / nsfw acc,” showing strong personal limits.
- Direct: Speaks bluntly and unambiguously in posts like “well he can kiss my ass”.
- Humorous: Uses absurd jokes such as “wondering if theres been any kids named josé since no way josé came around”.
- Self-aware: Bio self-describes as a “stupiiiiiiidddd stupid idiot,” showing willingness to poke fun at themself.
Weaknesses:
- Hostile-tone: Uses aggressive phrasing like “jesus fucking christ just stop with this bs”.
- Harsh-judgment: Dismisses others’ perspectives as “pathetic” in “your pathological need to make everything queer is pathetic”.
- Violent-rhetoric: Invokes extreme punishment in “this is why the iron maiden needs to be brought back”.
- Inflammatory: Expresses dehumanizing sentiment in “emily is an outlier. toss her into the river”.
- Dismissive: Shuts down nuanced gender discussions by insisting “Hes a man. a HETEROSEXUAL man” in this tweet.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa fits best because this user is openly political and strongly opinionated about social issues, similar to Lisa’s intense moral streak. Their bio describes them as a "transfem demigirl" with clear boundaries in "dni if youre transphobic / proshipper / nsfw acc," which mirrors Lisa’s firm ethical lines and progressive identity. They call out what they see as unfair or harmful behavior, like defending mentally ill people with “can we not slander people with mental illnesses because they have them i feel like thats just unnecessary and they cant help it”, very in line with Lisa’s empathy and advocacy. At the same time, they have a sharp, sometimes cutting sense of humor, for example “this is why the iron maiden needs to be brought back” and “emily is an outlier. toss her into the river”, which feels like Lisa’s occasional ruthless sarcasm when she’s frustrated. Finally, their exasperation at fandom discourse in “jesus fucking christ just stop with this bs ... your pathological need to make everything queer is pathetic.” parallels Lisa’s frequent annoyance when others, even people on ‘her side,’ go too far or miss the point.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
They read as more introverted (I) than extroverted: none of their posts are about parties, big friend groups, or social events, and most are short, reaction-style comments or solitary musings like “wondering if theres been any kids named josé since no way josé came around”, which suggests a more inward-focused, online-centric social life. Their humor and commentary lean intuitive (N) rather than concrete-sensing, focusing on hypotheticals, patterns, and meta takes (e.g., the abstract gag about naming trends in “wondering if theres been any kids named josé…” and the media/character discourse in “jesus fucking christ just stop with this bs no, Artful isnt trans…”). The tone shows strong thinking (T) preferences: they default to blunt, critical judgments and detached commentary rather than trying to smooth feelings, as in “this is why the iron maiden needs to be brought back” and “emily is an outlier. toss her into the river”, even when framed as dark humor, and they also make a fairly logical/definitional argument about a character’s gender in “no, Artful isnt trans… Hes a man. a HETEROSEXUAL man.”. At the same time, they clearly hold values and boundaries (e.g., their bio’s DNI and concern for stigma in “can we not slander people with mental illnesses because they have them…”), but they express those values in a direct, analytical way rather than a soft, harmony-seeking way, which is typical of T-types with strong opinions. Their posting style feels perceiving (P): impulsive, reactive, and meme-driven rather than structured or planned, as seen in quick, off-the-cuff reactions like “DUDE” and “well he can kiss my ass”; there’s no sign of long-term planning, routines, or organizing threads, just spontaneous comments in the moment. Taken together—introverted online presence, abstract/meme-oriented thinking, blunt analytical judgments, and unstructured spontaneity—INTP fits their visible behavior better than the other types.
Some pickup lines for you
- If I DM you the word “deer,” will you be my very own demigirl dear, or do I need to survive an iron maiden trial first?
- You know how you said Artful is just a heterosexual man? Good thing I’m not trying to make him queer—I’m trying to see if I can make *you* consider a date.
- You defending people with mental illnesses so firmly is honestly hot as hell—if you’re protecting them, can I apply to be under your care too?
- BTD6 Gatling gunners when top path go brrrr, but my brain goes more brrrr every time you drop another unhinged tweet on the timeline.
- If ‘Emily is an outlier, toss her into the river,’ then I hope I’m statistically significant enough to be the one you pull *out* of the crowd and talk to.
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Transfem demigirl (she/they), 15. Part-time ranter, full-time overthinker. Once stayed up all night debating if ‘No way José’ killed the name José.– @insan3urysm
Your signature cocktail
The Iron Maiden Demigirl Daiquiri
This drink hits hard and fast with overproof white rum, matching their explosive rants and zero-chill posts like “this is why the iron maiden needs to be brought back”. Sour cherry juice brings a sharp, blood-red edge for the moments when they gleefully threaten fictional vengeance, as in “emily is an outlier. toss her into the river”. Tart lime cordial reflects their biting, corrective clarity when they call out bizarre fandom takes, like “your pathological need to make everything queer is pathetic.”. Underneath the acid, cotton-candy syrup nods to the fact they’re a self-described “stupiiiiiiidddd stupid idiot transfem demigirl” with a soft, chaotic sweetness in their bio. Finally, a dash of smoked salt represents their protective streak and grounded ethics when they push back on stigma, as in “can we not slander people with mental illnesses because they have them”, adding a serious undertone to an otherwise unhinged, experimental mix.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
This user shows strong Gryffindor traits through their willingness to openly confront others and speak bluntly about what they think is right or wrong, even when it’s contentious. For example, they aggressively push back on queer mischaracterization of a character in “jesus fucking christ just stop with this bs no, Artful isnt trans. Hes not agender, hes not genderfluid/genderqueer. Hes not some fucked up neopronoun, hes not a lesbian. Hes a man. a HETEROSEXUAL man. your pathological need to make everything queer is pathetic.”, which shows boldness and a confrontational defense of their view. Their darkly humorous extremity in tweets like “this is why the iron maiden needs to be brought back” suggests an impulsive, fiery temperament rather than cautious self‑preservation. At the same time, they show a moral line around fairness and stigma with “can we not slander people with mental illnesses because they have them i feel like thats just unnecessary and they cant help it”, indicating a willingness to stand up for vulnerable people. The combination of blunt moral stance, readiness to fight, and emotionally charged commentary fits Gryffindor’s courageous and impulsive profile more than the calculated ambition of Slytherin or the gentler patience of Hufflepuff.
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Your song
Teenagers - My Chemical Romance
A fitting song for @insan3urysm is Teenagers by My Chemical Romance, because it matches their sharp, irreverent teen angst and dark sense of humor. Their bio (“stupiiiiiiidddd stupid idiot transfem demigirl she/they 15…”) immediately sets a self-deprecating, rebellious tone that fits the song’s defiant energy. Tweets like “this is why the iron maiden needs to be brought back” and “emily is an outlier. toss her into the river” show a taste for over-the-top, edgy jokes similar to the song’s exaggerated teenage frustration and hostility toward the world. At the same time, their empathy in “can we not slander people with mental illnesses because they have them” adds dimension, mirroring how Teenagers mixes aggression with an underlying critique of how young people are treated. Overall, the song’s chaotic, slightly menacing vibe and focus on youth culture align well with their posting style and identity.
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