Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Outspoken: They openly state strong views on single-sex spaces and boundaries, e.g. respecting pronouns but criticizing those who “disobey necessary single sex spaces” in “i respect peoples pronouns…”.
- Clear-Boundaried: They draw explicit lines around who they support (e.g. “theyfabs are valid” vs. AGP males) in “theyfabs are valid and ate…”, showing firm personal boundaries.
- Politically-Engaged: Their bio (#landback, flags) and commentary on AI harming Black people in “ai literally kills black people” show awareness of broader political and social issues.
- Community-Oriented: They explicitly affirm specific groups (theyfabs, pooners, femmes, butches, AFABs) both in their bio and in “theyfabs are valid and ate…”, indicating a focus on supporting an in-group.
- Direct-Communicator: They use blunt, unambiguous language when expressing opinions, such as contrasting “normal pooners” with AGP males in “notice how (normal)pooners look cute…”.
Weaknesses:
- Dehumanizing-Language: They use terms like “trankees,” “troons,” and call others “disgusting and useless in society” in “theyfabs are valid and ate…”, which dehumanizes entire groups.
- Hostile-Tone: Tweets frequently mock others’ appearance and intelligence, e.g. “you look worse” in “‘we don’t look like that’ yeah. you look worse” and “so slow they seriously need to get checked out” in “omg why is someone drawing me…”.
- Group-Generalization: They assign negative traits to broad categories (“AGP males,” “male immigrants, muslims”) in “male immigrants, muslims, and males with AGP will still rape you…”, which promotes stereotyping.
- Appearance-Shaming: They repeatedly attack others’ looks, e.g. “you look worse” and “they all look like some variation of that” in “do trankees actually just not know what they look like” and “‘we don’t look like that’ yeah. you look worse”.
- Low-Constructiveness: Critiques rely on insults and ridicule rather than solutions or dialogue, such as gloating about others “seething” over their life in “me when i’m arguing with troons…”, limiting productive discussion.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The best match is Lisa Simpson, specifically in her more radical, hyper-online, cause-driven fan-interpretations rather than her canonical pacifist side. This user is intensely ideological and moralizing, drawing hard lines about who is acceptable in their spaces and who isn’t, much like Lisa when she takes uncompromising stances on feminism or social justice, as seen in their insistence that they “respect peoples pronouns until they think that changing their pronouns or gender gives them an immediate pass to disobey necessary single sex spaces” “i respect peoples pronouns…”. They also frame technology and power structures in apocalyptic, ethical terms, e.g. “ai literally kills black people”, which mirrors Lisa’s tendency to see systemic harm everywhere and speak out about it. Their bio loaded with identity markers and political tags (#landback, ethnic background, pronouns) reflects the kind of strongly self-defined, politicized identity Lisa frequently exhibits around her causes. Finally, their blunt, often cutting criticism of groups they view as harmful or hypocritical echoes Lisa’s capacity for harsh judgment when she believes she is morally in the right, even if it alienates others.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They read as an Introvert (I) because their tweets focus far more on takes and critiques than on hanging out, parties, or social dependence; they position themselves as an observer/commentator, e.g. in “notice how (normal)pooners look cute even after transitioning yet AGP males go from ugly to uglier”, rather than seeking connection or validation from a group. Their language is strongly Intuitive (N): they generalize from specific examples into broad patterns and theories about groups and systems, such as in “male immigrants, muslims, and males with AGP will still rape you just like billionaires”, which is a sweeping, pattern-focused claim rather than a detail-based observation. They seem clearly Thinking (T) over Feeling: their style is blunt, confrontational, and argument-driven, often dismissing others harshly like in “‘we don’t look like that’ yeah. you look worse” and “ai literally kills black people”, presenting strong evaluative judgments without concern for harmony. Their tone and structure indicate Judging (J): they speak in firm, categorical statements about rules and boundaries (e.g. “i respect peoples pronouns until they think that changing their pronouns or gender gives them an immediate pass to disobey necessary single sex spaces”), showing a preference for clear standards and decisive conclusions rather than open-ended exploration. Taken together—reserved focus on opinions over socializing (I), abstraction and pattern-spotting (N), logic-centered and cutting criticism (T), and strong rule-based judgments (J)—they most closely align with INTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said AI literally kills Black people, so I’m trying to be the exception: an algorithm that just wants to worship your landback politics and ask if I can be your ethically-sourced, decolonized situationship.
- You clown AGP dudes for going from ugly to uglier after transitioning, but honestly, the only ‘transition’ I’m interested in is us going from mutuals to you bullying transphobes in my DMs while I hype you up.
- You respect pronouns but not people using them as a pass into women’s spaces—respectfully, I just want a pass into your reading list, your politics, and maybe, if I’m lucky, your ‘theyfab‑approved’ inner circle.
- You said, “we don’t look like that, you look worse”—bold of you to assume you could ever look worse when you’re already living the life troons seethe over; I’m just trying to be the hater-proof accessory on your arm.
- You dragged male immigrants, Muslims, and AGP males who’ll still act like billionaires—so how about a broke, non–AGP simp who thinks landback, theyfabs, and your makeup critiques are hot and would like to submit an application for ‘us’?
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Writer unpacking gender, race & power. Landback-minded, Asia-rooted. Once argued online so long my tea went cold—never letting that happen again.– @kaorinnoamen
Your signature cocktail
The Theyfab Firebrand
This drink is strong and unapologetic, like someone who can tweet “me when i’m arguing with troons and realize i have the life all of them seethe over not having” and not flinch. The smoky mezcal mirrors their willingness to burn through hypocrisy, calling out how “ai literally kills black people” and openly criticizing male violence and power. The chili-honey syrup captures that mix of sweetness toward theyfabs, pooners, femmes, butches and sting toward those they see as disrespecting boundaries, like in “i respect peoples pronouns until they think that changing their pronouns or gender gives them an immediate pass to disobey necessary single sex spaces”. Blackberry purée adds a dark, intense fruitiness, echoing their landback and anti-colonial edge in the bio and posts about exploitation. Lime juice keeps it sharp and cutting, like when they say “we don’t look like that’ yeah. you look worse”, while the activated charcoal salt rim nods to the black-and-white way they separate valid theyfabs from “AGP ‘trans women’ [who] are disgusting and useless in society”.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
This account shows clear Gryffindor-style confrontational bravery and willingness to stand loudly for their beliefs, especially around gender and sex politics. They frame themselves as defending boundaries even against social pressure, saying they only respect pronouns until someone tries to use them to “disobey necessary single sex spaces, or can have the same amount of voice in their desired sex spaces”, which reflects a bold, combative moral stance rather than a diplomatic one. Their tweets toward trans women are openly antagonistic and derisive, such as “me when i’m arguing with troons and realize i have the life all of them seethe over not having”, showing an unfiltered, confrontational personality typical of Gryffindor’s more reckless side. They also make sweeping, high-stakes claims like “ai literally kills black people”, suggesting a tendency toward dramatic moral framing and a sense of fighting a larger battle. The combination of direct aggression, moral absolutism, and willingness to publicly clash with others for what they see as the truth aligns more with a fiery, uncompromising Gryffindor than with the subtler ambition of Slytherin or the gentleness of Hufflepuff.
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