Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Intellectually-curious: Asks for resources on advanced topics like fibre/vector bundles in “guys any math experts follow me who can recommend some literature on fibre bundles/vector bundles” and enjoys formal nuances like in “my favorite fun fact about maths is that the sketchy 'treat dy/dx like a fraction' can actually be formalized…”.
- Socially-conscious: Expresses concern for Palestine in bio and critiques casual use of ‘Israeli’ in “mayb im too woke but it feels weird to call everything you don't like israeli…”, supports reservations in “when i tell ppl im pro gay rights… pro reservation…”, and defends delivery workers in “ten minutes is unfair and unsafe for any delivery driver…”.
- Self-aware: Recognizes her own patterns and limitations, like acknowledging energy loss for art in “wish i could harness whatever energy i had back then now” and noticing college draining appetite in “does college just drain your appetite away or smtg…”.
- Emotionally-expressive: Openly shares feelings about boredom, loneliness, and hurt, such as “i thought the new sem would relieve my boredom but it has not. nobody to talk to nothing to do arghhhhhhhhh” and “so tired of this. want to just get out of this country and try to live as who i was supposed to be…”.
- Witty-analytical: Uses humor to dissect ideas, like mocking shallow math/physics understanding in “this 54 year old physicist thinks algebra is solving quadratics” and joking about AI plots in “you can tell its AI because it looks suspiciously like matplotlib”.
Weaknesses:
- Self-deprecating: Frequently puts herself down, e.g. about hair and appearance in “i had to cut off 90% of the hair i had… i'm gonna cry man just shoot me atp” and joking about annihilation in “is this the world telling me to just end my shit”.
- Emotionally-exhausted: Repeatedly mentions fatigue and low energy, like “how do i stop being tired all the time” and “i thought the new sem would relieve my boredom but it has not”, suggesting ongoing burnout or overwhelm.
- Future-fixated: Often frames well-being around escaping or a future event, such as “want to just get out of this country… but i can't for another 3 years” and “literally counting down the days till i see him, will be the highlight of my year”.
- Trust-strained: Shows hurt and disappointment in close relationships, like “best friend who i thought was progressive seems to only like trans people when they aren't her friends” and “is it wrong to still be upset by what happened /gen”, suggesting difficulty feeling securely supported.
- Chronically-overthinking: Ruminates on academic, social, and life choices—questioning course loads in “to my college going oomfs, is 20 hours of class a week stupidly low?”, agonizing over art energy in “wish i could harness whatever energy i had back then now”, and fretting about finding something to watch in “i want smtg to watch but idk what”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely match Lisa Simpson: a gifted, idealistic, politically engaged nerd who often feels out of place. Their identity as a “massive math nerd” and interest in things like fibre bundles and formalising calculus (“my favorite fun fact about maths is that the sketchy 'treat dy/dx like a fraction' can actually be formalized but only with math that takes 4 5 full courses to learn”, “guys any math experts follow me who can recommend some literature on fibre bundles/vector bundles”) mirrors Lisa’s academic intensity. Like Lisa’s social alienation and frustration, they vent about college boredom and loneliness (“i thought the new sem would relieve my boredom but it has not. nobody to talk to nothing to do arghhhhhhhhh”) and feeling drained (“how do i stop being tired all the time”). Their strong political and ethical stances on Palestine, reservations, labour rights, and trans issues (“when i tell ppl im pro gay rights they dgaf but i tell them im pro reservation and suddenly they're investigating my family tree”, “ten minutes is unfair and unsafe for any delivery driver to achieve realistically”, “mayb im too woke but it feels weird to call everything you don't like israeli, feels like it dilutes how fucking awful israel is”) fit Lisa’s moral seriousness. At the same time, their love of books, music, and art (“i need to find some new books to read i finished everything i could from brandon sanderson, terry pratchett, and pg wodehouse”, “top 5 albums i listened to this year”, “found this half of some art i did from arcane a year back”) matches Lisa’s artistic and cultural side. Their combination of sharp sarcasm, precocious intelligence, and feeling misunderstood is quintessentially Lisa.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
They lean Introvert (I): most tweets describe solitary activities (math, reading, games, drawing, music) and feeling isolated, e.g. “i thought the new sem would relieve my boredom but it has not. nobody to talk to nothing to do arghhhhhhhhh” and “does college just drain your appetite away or smtg, i barely want to eat any meal other than dinner anymore”, and they mention a priv quote tweet space, suggesting a preference for close circles over broad socializing. They are clearly Intuitive (N), gravitating toward abstractions and theory: they’re a self-described “massive math nerd,” ask for “literature on fibre bundles/vector bundles”, and love meta-math concepts like “the sketchy 'treat dy/dx like a fraction' can actually be formalized but only with math that takes 4 5 full courses to learn”, which is classic N-style enjoyment of underlying structures. Their judgment style is dominantly Thinking (T), with analytical, critical takes on academia and politics: they mock a physicist who reduces algebra to quadratics in “this 54 year old physicist thinks algebra is solving quadratics” and dissect policy/working conditions in “ten minutes is unfair and unsafe for any delivery driver to achieve realistically… so they can have humane working conditions”, showing reasoning-first evaluation even when discussing ethical issues. At the same time they have strong values and emotions (Palestine flag, trans issues, being hurt by friends) but they express them through argument and critique, e.g. “mayb im too woke but it feels weird to call everything you don't like israeli, feels like it dilutes how fucking awful israel is”, which fits a T-type with firm moral stances rather than a primarily harmony-driven F style. Their lifestyle reads as Perceiving (P): lots of spontaneity, fatigue, and low structure—“how do i stop being tired all the time”, “i want smtg to watch but idk what”, bulk-buying Steam games in a sale in “i have bought way too many games on steam because of the sale”, and struggling to "harness" prior artistic energy in “wish i could harness whatever energy i had back then now” all signal flexible, less-planned habits. Taken together—introspective and slightly withdrawn (I), abstract/theoretical focus (N), analytical and critique-heavy (T), and free-form rather than highly organized (P)—they best match INTP.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said your favourite math fun fact is that treating dy/dx like a fraction actually works once you take 4–5 courses to prove it — can I sign up for however many it takes to rigorously justify why we should be together?
- Your stats prof said if two people hand in the same graph they lose marks; luckily, the probability of me finding another 6-foot trans math nerd who loves Geese and Cameron Winter as much as you do is basically measure zero, so I think we’re statistically meant to be.
- You’re out here asking for fibre bundle literature one day and mourning Harold Budd the next — if we went on a date, I promise to match your energy: we can talk vector bundles over coffee and then go home and listen to Heavy Metal and Ants From Up There on vinyl.
- You said getting rid of your body hair made your moisturizing routine actually work; if we ever cuddle, I volunteer as experimental verification that your skin care is converging uniformly to perfection.
- Since you’re counting down the days to see ‘him’ and hoping you don’t find anyone before Feb 14th… consider this an application for the post–Valentine’s era: I may not be Brandon Sanderson or Terry Pratchett, but I can absolutely write us a better love story than the poem you ghost‑wrote for your friend’s girlfriend.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
18 • she/her 🏳️⚧️ • math undergrad who once formalized dy/dx and ghostwrote a love poem in the same week • music, geese, and Palestine on my mind– @liaralgebra
Your signature cocktail
Canonical Form Fizz
The Pomegranate gin stands in for their unapologetic politics and identity, a deep red nod to both the flag in their bio and lines like “mayb im too woke but it feels weird to call everything you don't like israeli”. An espresso shot captures perpetual exhaustion plus overclocked brain, echoing “how do i stop being tired all the time” and late-night posts like “i shouldn't be awake rn”. Tonic water adds a nerdy, slightly bitter sparkle for the math brain who jokes about people thinking “linear algebra is ax + by = c” and loves that sketchy dy/dx trick in “my favorite fun fact about maths is that the sketchy 'treat dy/dx like a fraction' can actually be formalized”. A dash of sea salt brings in the tears and rough days—rings breaking, bad haircuts, and wanting out in “so tired of this. want to just get out of this country and try to live as who i was supposed to be”. Finally, the lime peel twist is that sharp, dry sense of humor that calls out everything from “this 54 year old physicist thinks algebra is solving quadratics” to “why the fuck does anyone even like stranger things”, giving the drink a bright, sarcastic finish.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their profile screams intellectual curiosity and delight in abstract ideas, which are core Ravenclaw traits. They call themself a “massive math nerd” in the bio and tweet things like “my favorite fun fact about maths is that the sketchy 'treat dy/dx like a fraction' can actually be formalized but only with math that takes 4 5 full courses to learn”, showing both deep subject knowledge and joy in nuanced, technical math. They casually ask for advanced literature — “any math experts follow me who can recommend some literature on fibre bundles/vector bundles” — which points to someone who seeks out higher-level learning for its own sake. Even their humor is nerdy and analytical, like mocking misconceptions about math: “this 54 year old physicist thinks algebra is solving quadratics” and “guy who thinks linear algebra is ax + by = c”. They also show a thoughtful, critical attitude toward society and tech, for example in “can this AI bubble burst already i dont want to pay 10k for a 512 gb ssd” and “mayb im too woke but it feels weird to call everything you don't like israeli, feels like it dilutes how fucking awful israel is”, which matches Ravenclaw’s tendency to analyze and question. While they clearly care about justice and politics (which could suggest Gryffindor), the dominant through-line is love of ideas, study, and clever commentary, aligning them most strongly with Ravenclaw.
Your movie
Your song
Free At Last - Geese
A fitting song for them is “Free At Last” by Geese. They clearly love Geese and Cameron Winter, mentioning them multiple times, including ranking Heavy Metal and Horizon Scraper among their top albums: “top 5 albums i listened to this year (no particular order): Getting Killed Geese Heavy Metal Cameron Winter …” and hoping to see them live: “literally counting down the days till i see him, will be the highlight of my year”. Thematically, Free At Last tracks well with their frustration at feeling trapped and wanting a future where they can live more authentically: “so tired of this. want to just get out of this country and try to live as who i was supposed to be, but i can't for another 3 years”. The song’s anxious energy and desire for release mirror their ongoing exhaustion and burnout, like when they ask “how do i stop being tired all the time” and talk about loneliness and boredom in college: “nobody to talk to nothing to do arghhhhhhhhh”. At the same time, there’s a stubborn, nerdy optimism in their love of math and art—e.g., “massive math nerd” and “found this half of some art i did … wish i could harness whatever energy i had back then now”—which fits the song’s push toward some kind of eventual freedom rather than pure despair.
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