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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Creative: Their devotion to making fanart and music—'kind of want to spend a full week doing fanart of Slayer's new design in Strive'—shows a genuine, sustained creative impulse.
- Platform-savvy: They manage multiple accounts and platform choices—'probably gonna be more active on Bsky' and 'Finally made a Cara account'—so they understand where their work belongs.
- Community-minded: They actively moderate and protect their space—'basically half of what I do on this app at this point'—which shows care for others and their own boundaries.
- Wry Humor: Their tweets like the phone volume exchange 'Why don't you mind your own goddamn business?' and 'even more low effort shitposts' reveal quick, self-aware comedic timing.
- Principled: They step back from spaces that feel hostile and refuse to perform for drama—'I'm probably gonna be taking my art off here and posting elsewhere'—showing clear personal ethics about where they share work.
Weaknesses:
- Platform Fatigue: They repeatedly call out the app's toxicity and say 'this place gives me hives', indicating burnout from social platforms that can interrupt productivity.
- Financial Strain: They identify as a 'broke college student' and push back against commission assumptions—'people think I... can afford commissioning anyone who DMs me'—which limits their options in creative marketplaces.
- Conflict-averse: They avoid getting pulled into online fights—'I really don't feel like taking part in the Oppressed Minority Olympics'—so sometimes they step back rather than engage, which can leave issues unchallenged.
- Self-censoring: They clean up posts and consider taking art off-platform—'Cleaning up my posts a bit, probably gonna be more active on Bsky... I'm probably gonna be taking my art off here'—which can reduce visibility and momentum.
- Tiredness: Frequent mentions of being fed up ('this place gives me hives', 'I just I really don't feel like') suggest emotional exhaustion that can sap creative energy.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa fits as a match because both are young, thoughtful creatives who get frustrated with the grown-up world and social hypocrisy. Mucube's activism-tinged exhaustion ('I really don't feel like taking part in the Oppressed Minority Olympics today') and musical/artistic identity mirror Lisa's moral, artistic, and intellectual temperament. Both can be sarcastic but mean well, and both would rather take principled action (or step away) than perform for attention.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISFP
ISFP fits because they emphasize artistry and present-focused aesthetics ('Artist, musician, full time student and sometimes streamer'), suggesting Introverted and Sensing creative tendencies. Their emotional exhaustion around online drama and desire to avoid performative fights ('I really don't feel like taking part in the Oppressed Minority Olympics today') shows a Feeling preference that prioritizes personal values over abstract debate. Their flexible, exploratory approach to platforms and content—moving art off one platform, testing others, keeping an alternate account—points to Perceiving rather than rigid planning. Example quotes: their bio 'Artist, musician...', their platform moves 'probably gonna be more active on Bsky going forward', and their emotional boundary 'this place gives me hives' all support ISFP tendencies.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you fanart? Because I'd spend a whole week making you look flawless.
- My phone yelled 'turn it down' at me, but your voice would still be the only thing I want to blast—mind if I stream it?
- We should co-op: I'll draw the outlines, you bring the soundtrack, and together we'll block every racist in the comments.
- You remind me of my favorite fighting game character: impossible to ignore and worth staying up all night for.
- Call me Bsky because I'm ready to follow you anywhere you migrate.
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Your new Twitter bio
Artist & musician | full-time student, occasional streamer | Indigenous, queer, coffee‑poor & gif-hungry | migrating socials — find me on Bsky/Cara | fanart, low-effort shitposts, and the occasional rant– @mucubism
Your signature cocktail
Muted Notifications
The 'Muted Notifications' is moody, caffeinated, and a little sharp—just like a college musician who streams at odd hours and fights app fatigue. The cold brew nods to late-night creative sessions and the phone-volume quip ('Volume should be turned down!... Why don't you mind your own goddamn business?'), black cherry brings a bittersweet pop like low-effort shitposts, and the lime is the sarcastic tang they often add to rants about platform drama ('this place gives me hives').
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Hufflepuff suits them because they show steady loyalty, fairness, and a protective streak—'basically half of what I do on this app at this point' (blocking racists) reads like someone who keeps community safe. They aren't seeking the spotlight for bravado; instead they quietly manage where their art and voice belong: 'I'm probably gonna be taking my art off here and posting elsewhere'. Their refusal to play performative drama—'I really don't feel like taking part in the Oppressed Minority Olympics'—also lines up with Hufflepuff's preference for honest, level-headed solidarity rather than public showmanship.
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Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
The grungy, loud, fed-up energy of 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' fits their tone: the phone-volume quip ('Volume should be turned down!... Why don't you mind your own goddamn business?') and the exhausted critique of online culture ('this place gives me hives', 'Twitter sucks') pair well with a song that is loud, exasperated, and generationally rebellious.
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