Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Empathetic ally: Bio states “Straight Ally” and “I support 🇵🇸”, and they advocate for oppressed groups in tweets like “PALESTINE IS IN BLACKOUT… WE ARE THEIR VOICE… FREE PALESTINE.”.
- Socially conscious: Speaks out on human rights and politics, e.g. critiquing misogyny in “as a man, i can't believe other guys think women are property… support women's rights” and expressing discomfort with their country’s stance on Israel in “i do not know how to feel.”.
- Supportive fan: Shows genuine appreciation for creators, like praising The Walten Files team in “they have done a damn good job.” and asking thoughtful lore questions in “what were the inspirations for 'Bon' as a character?”.
- Creative writer: Bio notes “Creator and script writer of @FNAFALTLORE | Newbie VA” and they engage deeply with narrative themes, e.g. predicting grief-focused storytelling in “the episode will definetly focus more on gutwretching grief rather than the paranormal”.
- Values respect: Condemns abusive or harmful behavior firmly yet praises respectful responses, as in “Tommy addressed what bro did in the most resprctful way ever. Well done Tommy.”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh wording: Tends to use very strong language about people, e.g. “he doesnt deserve a place in our society. Please unfollow that douchebag”, which can come off as extreme or inflammatory.
- Profanity usage: Employs frequent swearing, such as “it's fucking crazy how far The Walten Files has come”, which may limit how broadly their message is received.
- Spelling errors: Tweets contain noticeable typos like “alwaya” in “I've alwaya treated women as equal” and “resprctful” in “the most resprctful way ever”.
- Emotional intensity: Strong emotions sometimes overshadow nuance, such as the absolute condemnation in “what kind of degenerate Gabe actually is… doesnt deserve a place in our society.”.
- Limited self-detail: Beyond brief bio tags (age, pronouns, interests), most tweets focus on media or politics rather than personal context, making it harder for followers to know them beyond fandom and activism.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson fits best because she’s principled, socially conscious, and outspoken about justice, much like this user. They consistently speak up on serious issues, for example defending women’s rights with “Support women's rights and remember they aren't property. We have to make sure women are heard.” and advocating for Palestine with “WE ARE THEIR VOICE. DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT PALESTINE. FREE PALESTINE.”. Like Lisa, they grapple thoughtfully with their country’s politics and morality, shown when they say “as someone who supports Palestine and does not support the current genocide, i do not know how to feel.”. Their identity as a “Straight Ally” and their Christian faith in the bio, alongside respectful, empathetic language, mirror Lisa’s combination of strong ethics and compassion. Finally, their enthusiasm for storytelling and analysis of The Walten Files—such as “it's fucking crazy how far The Walten Files has come… Kudos and geniuene congrats to Martin and the team”—aligns with Lisa’s thoughtful, creative, media-aware personality.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFJ
They lean Introvert (I) more than Extrovert: their tweets are mostly reflective commentary on media and social issues rather than energetic social sharing, and they frame introductions in a modest, low‑key way like “Hello everyone,im Mike or MGTV and here's something about me: 16|He/Him|Straight Ally…” in their bio rather than constantly centering themselves. Their interests and phrasing suggest Intuition (N) over Sensing, focusing on themes and implications: they analyze story tone and deeper emotional focus in media, e.g. discussing The Walten Files by saying an episode will focus on “gutwretching grief rather than the paranormal or horror aspect” and that they’re “all for it” “After seeing how EVA described Episode 5, i feel like it's gonna be alot like Hereditary… focus more on gutwretching grief rather than the paranormal or horror aspect.”, showing attention to mood and meaning rather than just surface details. Their moral language points strongly to Feeling (F): they react to issues in value‑laden terms such as calling misogyny “absolutely gross” and emphasizing equality and rights “As a man, i can't believe other guys think women are property, it's absolutely gross. I've alwaya treated women as equal, and still do. Support women's rights and remember they aren't property. We have to make sure women are heard.”, and they speak passionately against injustice and for Palestine “PALESTINE IS IN BLACKOUT… WE ARE THEIR VOICE. DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT PALESTINE. FREE PALESTINE. FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA”. They appear Judging (J) rather than Perceiving, because they express firm, structured moral stances and clear-cut evaluations of people’s actions, such as saying someone “doesnt deserve a place in our society” and urging others to unfollow them “I cant honestly believe of what kind of degenerate Gabe actually is. What he did is disgusting and he doesnt deserve a place in our society. Please unfollow that douchebag and support Sunny.”, and they show planned, milestone‑oriented reflection in posts about New Year and birthdays “As of now, it's January 1st, 2026.i wish all of you folks the best '26 and good luck in the future.”. Combining inward, reflective posting, abstract/media‑analysis focus, strong moral/emotional language, and structured, judgment‑driven views, INFJ is the best overall fit.
Some pickup lines for you
- So if Episode 5 of The Walten Files is going full Hereditary with gut‑wrenching grief, should I start rehearsing my role as the supportive love interest who helps you cope between uploads?
- You’re a creator and script writer for @FNAFALTLORE, right? Maybe you could write us a scene where the only jumpscare is how fast I fall for a Palestinian‑supporting, women‑respecting Serbian guy who loves analog horror.
- You keep talking about how far The Walten Files has come in six years—how about we start our own long‑running series with Season 1, Episode 1: ‘Mike Finally Goes on a Date’?
- As a straight ally who posts ‘Happy Pride Month’ and ‘Free Palestine’ in the same timeline, you’ve got more range than Bon himself—mind if I add ‘my crush’ to your character development arc?
- You say you’re ‘OLD’ every birthday tweet, but to me you’re like a well‑written analog horror episode: the more time passes, the more depth I notice—and honestly, I’d binge every second of you.
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Your new Twitter bio
16 • He/Him • Scriptwriter & newbie VA behind @FNAFALTLORE | Horror, The Walten Files & social justice enthusiast | Accidentally serious, intentionally kind– @MichaelGamingTV
Your signature cocktail
The Walten Highball: MGTV Edition
The Serbian plum rakija grounds the drink in their roots, honoring their location in the Republic of Serbia and giving it a strong, no-nonsense base that fits someone who can say things like “It is my birthday today. I'M OLD!” with playful drama. Pomegranate juice brings a deep red hue as a nod to their vocal solidarity with Palestine in tweets like “PALESTINE IS IN BLACKOUT… WE ARE THEIR VOICE.” and “What bothers me… i support Palestine and do not support the current genocide”, adding a sweet-but-serious layer. The fizzy orange soda represents their excitable fandom and creative energy around The Walten Files, such as “Honestly, it's fucking crazy how far The Walten Files has come… they have done a damn good job.” and their goofy side in “Randomly made this and thought it was lowkey funny.”. A dash of coffee liqueur adds a darker, introspective note for their appreciation of heavier themes in horror storytelling like “it's gonna be alot like Hereditary… focus more on gutwretching grief rather than the paranormal or horror aspect. And honestly? I'm all for it.”. Finally, the lemon twist is a bright garnish that reflects their principled stance on social issues and respect for others, seen when they say “Support women's rights and remember they aren't property.”, giving the drink a clean, sharp finish that cuts through the sweetness.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Several tweets show a willingness to speak out boldly on moral issues, which is strongly aligned with Gryffindor values of courage and standing up for what’s right. They openly condemn misogyny and assert that women must be treated as equals, writing that they “can’t believe other guys think women are property” and that “we have to make sure women are heard” in this tweet: “Support women's rights and remember they aren't property. We have to make sure women are heard.”. They also take a very public, emotionally intense stance on Palestine, saying “WE ARE THEIR VOICE. DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT PALESTINE. FREE PALESTINE. FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA” in this tweet: “PALESTINE IS IN BLACKOUT. WE ARE THEIR VOICE.”, which shows moral bravery and a readiness to confront injustice. Additionally, they harshly call out individuals they see as harmful or abusive, as in “I cant honestly believe of what kind of degenerate Gabe actually is... Please unfollow that douchebag and support Sunny.”, reflecting a confrontational defense of others rather than a self-preserving stance. While there are hints of loyalty and kindness that could suggest Hufflepuff, the dominant pattern is outspoken moral courage and readiness to take sides publicly, making Gryffindor the best fit.
Your movie
Your song
Believer - Imagine Dragons
A fitting song for MichaelGamingTV is Believer by Imagine Dragons, because it’s about channeling pain, frustration, and strong convictions into determination and creativity. They’re outspoken about justice and empathy, for example calling out misogyny and insisting we “support women's rights and remember they aren't property” in “As a man, i can't believe other guys think women are property, it's absolutely gross.” and being a consistent “supporter of Palestine” while condemning what they call “the current genocide.” That passion carries into their fandom and creative side too, where they excitedly analyze storytelling and grief in The Walten Files, saying they’re “all for” an episode focusing on “gutwretching grief” in “After seeing how EVA described Episode 5, i feel like it's gonna be alot like Hereditary.”. They also show long-term dedication and growth as a creator and script writer, celebrating how far the series has come in “the fact the series got so grandiose in the last six years is great to see. Kudos and geniuene congrats to Martin and the team”. Believer’s themes of turning struggle, anger, and intensity into motivation mirror their mix of activism, emotional engagement with stories, and creative ambition.
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