Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: Frequently expresses strong love for characters and ships, e.g. “SHUYUKA” and “MY BEAUTIFUL AND SWEET AND PERFECT GIRL”.
- Creative: Regularly draws and shares fanart and works-in-progress, like “(probably) my first Persona fanart ship drawing” and “don't let the trend of redrawing vivinos' my dress up darling ending die. i'm cooking something”.
- Protective: Defends favorite characters and ships strongly, as in “no one is allowed to dislike yukari takeba” and “shuyuka (‼️) & ryomina haters dni”.
- SociallyAware: Comments thoughtfully on issues like bimisogyny and naming, e.g. “great example of bimisogyny… only people whose bisexuality is respected are men” and “discussions about non asian ppl choosing asian names”.
- BoundarySetting: Clearly communicates limits, such as bio note about notifications and “i love having my notifications muted for people i don't follow”.
Weaknesses:
- Confrontational: Uses absolute language against opposing opinions, e.g. “WRONG. no one is allowed to dislike yukari takeba” and “el shuyuka és un ship inherentment feminista i no penso discutir això amb NINGÚ”.
- Overinvested: Media outcomes affect them strongly, like “this is probably the biggest reason why i cannot replay the game” and strong reactions to ship discourse.
- Perfectionistic: Holds back work due to self-criticism, as in “fanart that will NEVER see the light of day (unless i redraw it and make it less bad)” and delaying drawings they feel aren’t ready.
- ConflictAvoidant: Relies on hard boundaries rather than discussion, e.g. “shuyuka (‼️) & ryomina haters dni” and muting strangers via “notifications muted for people i don't follow”.
- SelfLimiting: Often mentions being unable to continue or finish works, such as “i have 2 drawings… nearly finished… but right now i cannot continue” and “someday I'll finish the mitsuham drawing im working on idk when tho”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson fits best because this user is passionate, thoughtful, and openly political in a feminist/leftist way, much like Lisa’s activism and strong moral core. They clearly care about media analysis and sexism, calling out things like bimisogyny in fandom with comments such as “notice how the only people whose bisexuality is respected are men” and celebrating ships that upset misogynists with “amo los personajes y ships que hacen enfadar a los misóginos ‹3”. Their bio and tweets emphasize LGBT identity and bi4bi ships, for example “my m/f is canon bi4bi tho” and “shuyuka, ryomina & hamugis my favs bi4bi”, echoing Lisa’s queerness-coded, justice-focused characterization in later seasons. They’re also highly emotional and intellectually invested in their favorite media, writing things like “what if i said that yukari is one of the most (if not the most) bisexual character in all persona” and “i love yukari junpei friendship”, which parallels Lisa’s deep attachments to books, shows, and music. Finally, their mix of earnestness and a slightly exasperated humor about fandom drama, like “me watching the players from 2 gachas fighting each other when i play and i like both games”, is very in line with Lisa’s combination of sincerity and weary, precocious sarcasm.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They read as more introverted than extroverted: they clearly enjoy sharing art and fandom takes, but also emphasize boundary‑keeping and limited social input, e.g. their bio note “notif 🔕 for non following” and the tweet about curating who can reach them: “i love having my notifications muted for people i don't follow bc that way i have control over whether or not i want to read what strangers are saying to me”. Their interests and language are strongly intuitive: they gravitate toward ships, themes, and meta commentary (like calling Shuyuka “inherently feminist” in “el shuyuka és un ship inherentment feminista i no penso discutir això amb NINGÚ”) rather than concrete, real‑life logistics. They are clearly feeling‑oriented, centering emotion, relationships, and values: they talk about loving characters and ships (“i love yukari junpei friendship”, “amo los personajes y ships que hacen enfadar a los misóginos ‹3”) and call out “bimisogyny” in fandom discourse in “notice how the only people whose bisexuality is respected are men”, which is a strong values‑based framing. Their style leans perceiving over strict structure: they repeatedly mention unfinished or delayed drawings with a casual, non‑rigid tone, such as “someday I'll finish the mitsuham drawing im working on idk when tho” and “i have 2 drawings (shuyuka) nearly finished since summer but right now i cannot continue working on them so i hope the drawings i uploaded a month ago are enough”. Altogether, the combination of introspective boundaries, abstract/fandom‑meta focus, strong feelings and ethics, plus a flexible, non‑scheduled creative process aligns most closely with INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said Shuyuka is ‘inherently feminist’ and I fully agree—so when do we schedule our inherently feminist date to passionately overanalyze Yukari over coffee?
- You muted notifs for non‑following people, but I’m willing to grind that social link—I’ll earn my follow like it’s a Persona 3 Social Link Rank 10 route.
- You called Yukari one of the most bisexual characters in all of Persona; as a fellow bi enjoyer of pink archers and hamugis, I think our typings are super effective together.
- You losing the 50/50 to Qiqi irl was tragic, but consider this: I’m the guaranteed banner—no pity, just someone who wants to stare at your Shuyuka and Mitsuham art for hours.
- You once said ‘amo los personajes y ships que hacen enfadar a los misóginos ‹3’—lucky for you, I come with 100% ship compatibility and a passive skill that increases misogynist rage when we’re together.
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Your new Twitter bio
24 • she/her • ENG/ESP. Persona, yuri & bi4bi ships, occasional gacha suffering. Once redrew a ship so many times it became its own canon.– @lovers4rcana
Your signature cocktail
Bi4Bi Pink Archer Fizz
Rosé sparkling wine captures their soft, romantic, very bi shipper energy, from “shuyuka, ryomina & hamugis my favs bi4bi” to the way they keep celebrating pink girls and archers in “pretty pink bi archers”. Hibiscus and strawberry syrup bring a sweet, floral, very pink heart for their devotion to Yukari and their girls in tweets like “people are allowed to dislike things' WRONG. no one is allowed to dislike yukari takeba” and “MY LESBIANS (੭ ;´ ⌂ ;)੭♡”. Grapefruit juice adds a bittersweet tang, echoing their willingness to dig into painful or critical topics like “are we ignoring the fact that the kirijo group is responsible for the death of yukari's dad?” and their commentary on “a great example of bimisogyny”. A dash of mezcal gives it a smoky, intense kick that reflects their unapologetic stance — from “el shuyuka és un ship inherentment feminista i no penso discutir això amb NINGÚ” to “amo los personajes y ships que hacen enfadar a los misóginos ‹3”. Finally, the edible glitter or pink sugar rim is for the playful, art-loving fandom side that posts things like “i love hamugis”, “SHUYUKA (y koromaru) !!! 💙🩷”, and “this game loves me and i love this game” while drawing and gushing over their faves.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Their strongest throughline is outspoken conviction and a willingness to plant a flag, even in contentious fandom spaces, which is very Gryffindor-coded. They openly frame certain ships as inherently feminist and non‑negotiable, e.g. calling Shuyuka “an inherently feminist ship” and refusing to debate it with anyone: “el shuyuka és un ship inherentment feminista i no penso discutir això amb NINGÚ”. They call out bimisogyny directly in fandom discourse and analyze how bisexual men are treated differently from bisexual women: “notice how the only people whose bisexuality is respected are men”, which shows a readiness to confront injustice rather than avoid conflict. Their bio sets a clear boundary against certain shippers — “shuyuka (‼️) & ryomina haters dni” — which reads as a protective, almost combative loyalty to their faves, very in line with Gryffindor’s defend‑your‑people ethos. They also embrace characters and ships that anger misogynists — “amo los personajes y ships que hacen enfadar a los misóginos ‹3” — suggesting they’re not only unafraid of backlash but somewhat energized by standing up against it. While there are hints of creativity and analysis, the dominant pattern is bold, values‑driven, confrontational loyalty, which fits Gryffindor better than the other houses.
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Your song
Girls Like Girls - Hayley Kiyoko
Girls Like Girls by Hayley Kiyoko fits them because it centers unapologetic sapphic love and bi/queer visibility, which aligns with their bio "she.her • 24 • eng/esp • (l)gbt(a)" and their constant focus on wlw ships like “MY LESBIANS (੭ ;´ ⌂ ;)੭♡”. The song’s defiant, tender celebration of girls loving girls mirrors how they talk about their ships as inherently feminist, for example calling shuyuka "un ship inherentment feminista" in “el shuyuka és un ship inherentment feminista i no penso discutir això amb NINGÚ”. Their love for bi4bi pairings like “shuyuka, ryomina & hamugis my favs bi4bi” parallels the song’s theme of queer relationships being valid and central, not side content. They also actively push back on bimisogyny in “it's a great example of bimisogyny notice how the only people whose bisexuality is respected are men”, which matches the song’s implicit challenge to heteronormative expectations. Finally, their joyful investment in pink, bi-coded characters and wlw art, like “pretty pink bi archers” and repeated Shuyuka/Yukari fanart, embodies the same proud, romantic energy that defines Girls Like Girls.
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