Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-aware: She reflects critically on her own patterns, like recognizing her shifting goals and lack of real behavior change in “told my friend i was locked in and she asked what have i been doing differently and i couldn’t think of one damn thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣” and “me lowering my weight loss goals every time i get close so i can never feel a sense of achievement”.
- Emotionally honest: She openly shares difficult feelings about anxiety, depression, and self-worth in tweets like “i’m 19 and i’m unemployed and failing uni and can’t drive and always anxious and fat and ugly and” and “what to do if staying at home alone makes me depressed but going out makes me depressed AND anxious 😅😅😅”.
- Humorous: She uses jokes and memes to cope, for example calling herself “locked in” while doing nothing in “i lock in by continuously telling everyone including myself i’m locked in and not doing anything else” and the self-deprecating joke in “me if being a big fat fatty was a job”.
- Goal-oriented: She constantly sets concrete targets (even if unhealthy), like “i WILL lose 4kg this month 🧘♀️…” and “i’m gnna try to lock in extra hard and lose 2kg b4 i have to go back to uni in two weeks”.
- Seeking connection: Her bio says “looking for moots!!!” and she engages others with questions like “guyssss i’m curious how much did losing weight change ur bra size!!” and community-style prompts like “WOULD YOU RATHER: 1. have to eat 500cals… OR 2. eat 1000cals…”.
Weaknesses:
- Severe self-criticism: She repeatedly insults her body and worth, calling herself “fat” or worse in tweets like “for someone w an eating disorder i forget how much of a fat fucking chud i am wayyyyy too often” and the repeated “WHY AM I STILL FAT?! WHY AM I STILL FAT?! …”.
- Disordered eating: She glorifies starvation and extreme restriction, e.g. “might start fasting when i go back to uni cos this 500cals a day thing is still sooooooo slow 💔💔”, “i didn’t eat a single thing today if i don’t wake up bmi 19 tmr im SUING”, and “who else watched marty supreme and got inspired to be more ambitious and determined and starve harderrrrr 😝😝😝”.
- Body-obsession: Her focus on BMI, numbers, and aesthetics dominates, as seen in “FINALLY OUT OF BMI 20 JAILLLLLLLLLL”, “I NEED TO LOSE 7KG ASAPPPPPPP”, and “why do i get sad every time i look in the mirror like ur fat wbk this is not new information???”.
- Avoidant coping: She leans on unhealthy strategies instead of addressing root issues, like planning to “exercise purge” in “i deadass just messed up so bad😂😂✌️✌️ will exercise purge it tho 😅😅😅😅” and deciding to fast more despite stomach pain in “my stomach’s hurt this whole day and imma assume it’s a digestion issue and i’m gnna try to fix it by fasting even more 😛😛😛😛😛”.
- Isolation tendency: She feels and reinforces isolation, writing “this starving thing would be so much easier if i lived alone so i didn’t have ppl pissing me off left and right” and “see the thing is i’ve already made myself isolated w this disorder it’s not like recovering would magically mend all my relationships or give me a bunch of friends”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The best match is Lisa Simpson. Like Lisa, this user is clearly intelligent and self-analytical, constantly overthinking and critiquing herself, as seen in posts like “i’m 19 and i’m unemployed and failing uni and can’t drive and always anxious and fat and ugly and” and “see the thing is i’ve already made myself isolated w this disorder it’s not like recovering would magically mend all my relationships or give me a bunch of friends so idek what to do atp”. Lisa often feels isolated and misunderstood, similar to the user’s loneliness and distance from friends and family, reflected in “this starving thing would be so much easier if i lived alone so i didn’t have ppl pissing me off left and right”. The user’s anxiety and perfectionism about weight and goals mirror Lisa’s perfectionism in academics and causes, like “me lowering my weight loss goals every time i get close so i can never feel a sense of achievement”. There’s also a strong sense of moral reflection and questioning their own behavior—acknowledging how irrational things are while still doing them—shown in “sometimes i genuinely look at photos from when i was 12 for thinspo like what’s wrong w me that’s a child”, very much in line with Lisa’s capacity for self-critique and awareness.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They seem more introverted (I) than extroverted: most tweets describe feeling isolated, anxious, and overwhelmed by in‑person interactions rather than energized by them, like when they say home and going out both feel bad and anxiety‑inducing: “what to do if staying at home alone makes me depressed but going out makes me depressed AND anxious 😅😅😅” and “this starving thing would be so much easier if i lived alone so i didn’t have ppl pissing me off left and right”. Their focus on inner feelings, meaning, and hypotheticals over concrete external data points to intuition (N): they spiral about identity and future self, e.g. “see the thing is i’ve already made myself isolated w this disorder it’s not like recovering would magically mend all my relationships or give me a bunch of friends so idek what to do atp”, and ruminate on abstract concepts like being "skinny fat" and what it means for them: “i’ve gotta be the most skinny fat person ever because for the past seven years i’ve only alternated between heavy heavy restriction + cardio or binging w no exercise”. They clearly lead with feeling (F): their decisions are driven by body image pain, shame, and relational hurt more than detached logic, such as “when the ppl telling me not to starve myself are the same people that called me fat and gave me this ed in the first place” and the self‑deprecating, emotional language in “i’m 19 and i’m unemployed and failing uni and can’t drive and always anxious and fat and ugly and”. Finally, they look perceiving (P) rather than judging: although they talk about being "locked in" and set aggressive goals, they frequently contradict or change plans impulsively (from 500 calories to fasting, from protein‑maxxing to calorie‑minning) as in “might start fasting when i go back to uni cos this 500cals a day thing is still sooooooo slow 💔💔” and “no bcos january was just the trial run for the great february lock in”, while also admitting she doesn’t follow through: “told my friend i was locked in and she asked what have i been doing differently and i couldn’t think of one damn thing”. The combination of intense inner emotional life, self‑critical idealism about her body and future, and inconsistent execution on rigid goals fits INFP more than other types.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said eating 300 extra cals stopped you from feeling faint in the shower—if going on a date with me counted as ‘extra cals,’ I promise you’d feel a lot better and absolutely zero guilt.
- You don’t want visible muscle and you’re anti–gymbro, I get it…so how about we skip the weights, watch Ari’s ‘problem’ MV for thinspo like you said, and make the only thing lifting your mood instead of dumbbells?
- You keep calling yourself ‘fat’ and ‘locked in’ like you’re on some failure arc, but from your lowest-weight-in-3-years tweet and all that determination, you honestly sound like someone who deserves a softer goal: eating with me and not hating yourself for it even once.
- You said starving feels ‘more your vibe’ than going to the gym with your friends—counteroffer: we go for a low-pressure walk, talk about how insane it is that you plateaued at 7k steps, and then I buy you Chobani so you can test if it really has the same aftertaste as Coke on me.
- You joked about becoming bald before you hit your UGW and losing all your hair—if that ever happened, I’d still be obsessed with you, but I’d also show up with nectarines (since you LOVE them) and tell you your worth isn’t measured in kg, BMI, or strands on the pillow.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
19 | she/her | full-time student, part-time overthinker. Once ate 300 extra cals and felt invincible in the shower. Learning balance, slowly but surely.– @mimilynbaby
Your signature cocktail
The Locked‑In Lullaby
This cocktail is lightly boozy but sparkly and restless, like someone wide awake at 1am because “i’ve developed an issue where everyday i’m rlly depressed at night and then become happy again at 1am and bcos im finally happy i don’t wanna sleep so i don’t until 5am”. Lychee liqueur is sweet and dreamy to match the soft, cute aesthetic and all the bows and teddies in their bio: “ifb everyone 🎀🎀 … 🧸🧸”. Pink grapefruit juice adds a sharp bitterness for the self‑dragging tweets like “for someone w an eating disorder i forget how much of a fat fucking chud i am wayyyyy too often”. Soda with edible glitter is the fizzy, manic determination of “no bcos january was just the trial run for the great february lock in” and “i WILL lose 4kg this month 🧘♀️🧘♀️🧘♀️”. The nectarine slice garnish is a direct nod to “I LOVE NECTARINES 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋”, a small bright joy floating on top of a lot of complicated feelings. Overall it’s pretty, slightly sad, a bit too intense for its own good, and absolutely locked in—just like the person who jokes that “this starving thing would be so much easier if i lived alone so i didn’t have ppl pissing me off left and right”.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Their mindset is dominated by intense ambition, self-optimization, and a willingness to endure extreme measures to reach a goal, which are core Slytherin traits. They repeatedly frame their life around "locking in" and pushing harder, as seen in “no bcos january was just the trial run for the great february lock in” and “WE will be locked in for the last week of january!!!”, showing a strategic, goal-obsessed mentality. They constantly move the goalposts and lower their target weight even before reaching it, acknowledging this in “me lowering my weight loss goals every time i get close so i can never feel a sense of achievement”, which mirrors Slytherin’s relentless drive to go further. There is also clear self-preservation through control: they distrust external information and systems such as food labels in “CANNOT trust the calories on food labels”, and they prefer methods that give them maximum perceived control like extreme fasting in “might start fasting when i go back to uni cos this 500cals a day thing is still sooooooo slow”. While they experience anxiety and self-loathing, they continually respond by doubling down on their calculated strategies for weight loss, as in “i WILL lose 4kg this month 🧘♀️🧘♀️🧘♀️...” and “I NEED TO LOSE 7KG ASAPPPPPPP”, highlighting a Slytherin-like fusion of ruthless ambition and self-directed intensity.
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Your song
jealousy, jealousy - Olivia Rodrigo
A song that best suits @mimilynbaby is jealousy, jealousy by Olivia Rodrigo, because it captures obsessive body comparison, insecurity, and the way appearance feels tied to self-worth. They frequently talk about weight and body size in a self-hating way, like “WHY AM I STILL FAT?! WHY AM I STILL FAT?! WHY AM I STILL FAT?! …” and “i can’t go back to school i’m still too FATTTTTTT”, which echoes the song’s fixation on not feeling good enough. The song’s themes of toxic comparison and wanting someone else’s body match tweets like “FINALLY OUT OF BMI 20 JAILLLLLLLLLL” and “bmi guesses? i legit carry ALL my weight in my stomach”. Their exhaustion and emotional swings, shown in “i’ve developed an issue where everyday i’m rlly depressed at night and then become happy again at 1am”, also resonate with the song’s overwhelmed, spiraling tone. Overall, jealousy, jealousy mirrors their struggles with comparison, body image, and feeling like they’re constantly falling short.
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