Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-aware: Reflects on habits and posture, like moving from bed to a desk for health in “For the past 7(ish) years, I've used my laptop while in bed... I hope this can improve my posture!”.
- Open-minded: Clarifies she’s not against NSFW itself but against dishonesty about it in “no hate if you want to draw that type of stuff... what I dislike is the refusal to admit one's work is nsfw.”.
- Protective: Defends creators and newcomers in communities, like calling out unfair harassment and gatekeeping in “BC Twitter is so hypocritical...” and “New eyes on BC is a good thing.”.
- Creative: Designs original characters and worldbuilding, such as Vailus and Amité in “New OC I cooked up, her name is Vailus...” and “Meet Amité an Angel with a big heart and a small brain <3 #OC #art”.
- Honest: States blunt opinions even when unpopular, like her artist tierlist and criticism of community behavior in “Decided to make one of my own. Also not holding back with my opinions here.”.
Weaknesses:
- Emotionally-volatile: Swings between anger and despair in posts like “every time there's RNG I always fucking lose... why does everything have to keep me down” and “why does everything have to go to shit”.
- Self-destructive: Expresses suicidal ideation publicly in “alright im finding somewhere really high and then jumping”.
- Conflict-prone: Frequently engages in hostile discourse with communities and individuals, such as calling twitter users “chronically online mfs” in “twitter so garbage i need to get off of this app again...”.
- Hyper-online: Repeatedly notes doomscrolling and difficulty leaving the app in “I do think it is about time I logged off for a while. Doom scrolling is just not healthy for the mind.” and “actually at this point im wondering why i use the app at all”.
- Validation-seeking: Feels ignored and hurt by lack of responses, saying it’s like “speaking into the void” in “its like speaking into the void, nothingness, nobody there to respond, just nothing” and is deeply affected by blocks in “I will never understand the type of person who blocks you without saying why...”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Maya reads as closest to Lisa Simpson: thoughtful, often frustrated with how unfair or illogical people are, and very online/nerdy in her interests. Like Lisa calling out hypocrisy in Springfield, Maya rants about toxic or hypocritical communities, e.g. “BC Twitter is so hypocritical, it is insane. They make shit up and treat it as fact…” and “man wtf has twitter become its literally just the most disgusting hateful bigoted views being widely praised…”. She shows strong ethical sensitivity about fandom behavior and NSFW honesty, such as “what I dislike is the refusal to admit one's work is nsfw.” and confusion around discourse like “I don't really understand what 'Proshipping' is because I see so many different definitions at this point”, which fits Lisa’s overthinking and moral concern. At the same time, Maya is very fandom/nerd-culture oriented—Death Note, games, OCs—which parallels Lisa’s obsessive hobbies and media interests, shown in tweets like “I finished Death Note! … Favourite Characters: 1) Misa Amane 2) L…” and her detailed game takes like “this game is like a polished turd, wdym really freaking good”. Finally, her emotional vulnerability and loneliness—e.g. “its like speaking into the void, nothingness, nobody there to respond”—mirror Lisa’s recurring arcs of feeling isolated and misunderstood despite caring a lot.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They seem more introverted (I) than extroverted: much of their content is about solo gaming, art, and online drama exhaustion, plus tweets like “its like speaking into the void, nothingness, nobody there to respond, just nothing” and “actually at this point im wondering why i use the app at all” show feeling withdrawn and overwhelmed by interaction rather than energized by it. Their interests and rants are very intuitive (N): they frequently generalize from specific events into broader ideas about community hypocrisy or online culture, e.g. “man wtf has twitter become its literally just the most disgusting hateful bigoted views… or… people who can't separate fiction from reality” and “twitter art be like 'I will draw your requests!!' >only picks popular people…”, focusing on patterns and principles rather than just concrete facts. Their posts are driven strongly by personal values and emotional reactions, pointing to feeling (F) over thinking: they worry about hurting people (“as a trans person, the last thing I want to do is be transphobic”), feel deeply wounded by perceived injustice (“BC Twitter is so hypocritical… They make shit up and treat it as fact, using it to slander you”), and express intense hurt in relationships (“so awesome that my girlfriend wont respond… than even pretend to give a shit about my mental health”). Finally, they look perceiving (P) rather than rigidly structured: they describe doomscrolling and impulsive breaks like “I know everyone says this and I've said a few times but I do think it is about time I logged off for a while” and make spontaneous, emotionally charged posts (e.g. “alright im finding somewhere really high and then jumping”) rather than emphasizing schedules or long-term plans. Overall, an INFP fit emerges: a values-driven, idealistic, emotionally intense introvert who gets deeply affected by online negativity yet cares a lot about authenticity, fairness, and the well-being of others.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said 8 is the best seat because it’s the only aisle and you’re next to Shunguang and Billy… but if you ever need a plus-one for that row, I promise I’ve got better conversation than Billy and better vibes than whatever’s in that picture 👀
- You were worried about being pulled into butch Twitter, but you play Dead by Daylight, tank P3 Reload spoilers, and survive BC drama—at this point I’m just trying to know if you’d let me be your support build in this RNG hell of a life.
- You said doomscrolling isn’t healthy and you keep talking about logging off… if it helps, I’m fully willing to become your IRL ‘Whattsapp Chinuki’ location and spam you with Battle Cats memes and Death Note takes instead of Twitter nonsense.
- You can’t handle more than two pints and your laptop fan sounds like FNaF3, but you still grind Guardian Tales, DBD and Battle Cats—clearly you’re a glass cannon gamer, and honestly I’m trying to see if you’d like to spec into a ‘duo queue with me’ build.
- You made an OC who ‘fixes’ posts with inverspray and another who’s an angel with a big heart and small brain—respectfully, if Vailus wants to edit my timeline so the only thing appearing is you and your comfy L-sitting selfies, I’m totally fine getting hard-patched into the Maya meta.
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Maya, 20. Gamer, OC maker & occasional ranter about RNG, BC, DBD and anime. Once recorded a Battle Cats video so long I doubted anyone would finish it.– @MayaDoro07
Your signature cocktail
Whattsapp Chinuki High RNG
This cocktail mixes sweet Japanese plum wine for their love of anime and Japanese games like Persona and Battle Cats, plus that self-aware otaku vibe in “I finished Death Note!”. A bright layer of blue curaçao nods to the surreal internet energy of Whattsapp Chinuki and digital OCs like Vailus, the “internet prankster existing in the digital space~!” in “New OC I cooked up, her name is Vailus”. Bitter-sparkling grapefruit tonic captures their fed-up, ranty timeline where they complain about Twitter drama and doomscrolling in “man wtf has twitter become” and “twitter so garbage i need to get off of this app again”. A chilli‑infused vodka shot on the side represents the sudden spikes of rage and pain when RNG, bosses, and life all gang up on them in “every time there's RNG I always fucking lose” and “Fuck this boss bro”. Finally, a fluffy cotton candy garnish stands for the vulnerable, soft side behind the spikes—someone who gets hurt by blocks and harassment but still cares deeply, as seen in “idk how to say it without sounding weird but they're the only reason I stay on twitter anymore” and the raw hurt in “alright im finding somewhere really high and then jumping”, making this drink a bittersweet, chaotic, and unexpectedly tender mix.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Maya shows a strong sense of fairness and frustration with hypocrisy, which is very Hufflepuff-coded. For example, she calls out double standards and harassment in fandom spaces, defending others even when it's unpopular: “BC Twitter is so hypocritical, it is insane. They make shit up and treat it as fact, using it to slander you…” and “can you guys get a hobby that isn't harassing people ffs”. She also cares about how people label NSFW content and wants people to be honest and fair about it: “what I dislike is the refusal to admit one's work is nsfw”. There’s clear loyalty and emotional investment in her relationships, both with her girlfriend and with the few people who keep her on the app: “they're the only reason I stay on twitter anymore because I really like interacting with them”. Even when she struggles, she is conscientious about not hurting others, as seen when she says she tries her best with they/them pronouns and doesn’t want to be transphobic: “as a trans person, the last thing I want to do is be transphobic”. This blend of loyalty, fairness, and a desire to do right by others aligns most strongly with Hufflepuff.
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Bury the Light - Casey Edwards ft. Victor Borba
A fitting song for Maya is "Bury the Light" because it captures that mix of edgy frustration, resilience, and gamer intensity that shows up all over their timeline. They often vent about RNG and games beating them down, like when they said "every time there's RNG I always fucking lose every fucking time I fucking hate it", which matches the song’s themes of struggling against overwhelming odds. Their feed swings between burnout and trying to log off ("I know everyone says this and I've said a few times but I do think it is about time I logged off for a while. Doom scrolling is just not healthy for the mind.") and spikes of hype energy in gaming and music ("Hype music helps me feel better"). The song’s dramatic, over-the-top tone mirrors how they talk about online drama and harassment, for example "BC Twitter is so hypocritical, it is insane." and feeling pushed off the app ("You've bullied me off of twitter."). At the same time, Bury the Light is popular in gamer/anime spaces, which fits with their interests in Battle Cats, DBD, NIKKE, and Death Note.
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