Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Emotionally honest: Openly shares grief and confusion about loss in “É muito ruim você ir pra casa que você cresceu e ver que ninguém tá lá…”, showing he doesn’t hide his true feelings.
- Self-reflective: Questions his own worth and identity in “eu mereço ou não? me diga shamu. eu mereço ou não?” and the repeated “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade” tweet, indicating deep internal reflection.
- Poetic thinker: Uses lyrical, metaphorical language in “A festa acabou, a música parou… perdi a vibração na sinfonia”, revealing a poetic way of describing emotions.
- Meaning-seeking: Explores the meaning of his own name and connection in “Levi é um nome de origem hebraica que significa 'unido', 'ligado'…”, showing interest in identity and deeper significance.
- Candid expressive: Speaks bluntly and authentically, as seen in “Meu Deus do céu cara.. Plateia enjoada do krlh, vai tomar no cu!”, showing he expresses what he really feels.
Weaknesses:
- Self-loathing: The obsessive repetition in “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade…” shows a harsh, fixed negative view of himself.
- Despairing worldview: In “Como que pode o mundo continuar se eles estão mortos?”, he portrays life as almost unbearable, suggesting pervasive hopelessness.
- Envy-driven comparison: Says “Eu queria tanto, mas tanto, ser você… é como se fosse uma expectativa”, indicating painful comparison to others and dissatisfaction with self.
- Harsh reactivity: His anger toward the audience in “Plateia enjoada do krlh, vai tomar no cu!” shows difficulty regulating frustration in social situations.
- Rumination tendency: Repeating lines like “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade” and dwelling on past loss suggests he gets stuck cycling through the same painful thoughts.
Your Simpsons character
Milhouse Van Houten
The user most closely matches Milhouse Van Houten, who is sensitive, self-doubting, and often feels isolated despite wanting connection. Tweets like “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade…” echo Milhouse’s recurring insecurity about his own worth and identity. The bio, “Autistic boy that has a few friends and truly seems to be lost,” parallels Milhouse’s social awkwardness and sense of being adrift, even when he cares deeply about others. Reflections on loss and emptiness, such as “É muito ruim você ir pra casa que você cresceu e ver que ninguém tá lá… Como que pode o mundo continuar se eles estão mortos?”, mirror Milhouse’s vulnerability and how he feels things more intensely than those around him. Even the mix of dark humor and defeat in “Tô fudido.” fits Milhouse’s pattern of trying to cope with pain through resigned, slightly dramatic self-expression.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They are strongly introverted (I): there is no social or follower focus, and their tweets feel like private diary entries rather than attempts to engage an audience. The bio (“Autistic boy that has a few friends and truly seems to be lost”) and confessional posts like “É muito ruim você ir pra casa que você cresceu e ver que ninguém tá lá. Cara, eles morreram… Como que pode o mundo continuar se eles estão mortos?” show deep internal processing and withdrawal into their own experience. Their language is highly intuitive (N) and abstract, using symbolism and metaphor rather than concrete detail, as in “Dançando sujo com o diabo” and the poetic lines in “A festa acabou, a música parou… perdi a vibração na sinfonia”. They clearly lead with feeling (F): their posts revolve around self-worth and emotional pain, such as “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade…” and the longing in “Eu queria tanto, mas tanto, ser você.”, focusing on subjective value rather than logic. Finally, they appear more perceiving (P) than structured: the timeline shows emotional spontaneity, mood-driven outbursts like “Meu Deus do céu cara.. Plateia enjoada do krlh, vai tomar no cu!” and vague intentions like “Eu vou fazer o vídeo.” with no sign of detailed planning or organized follow-through. Overall, the introspective, poetic, emotionally intense, and unstructured nature of their tweets fits best with INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said you’re “dancing dirty with the devil” — if you ever wanna take a break from hell’s dance floor, I promise I can two-step you into something a little softer.
- You keep saying you’ll never be a ‘real man’, but every time you write something that raw and honest, it sounds a lot more like a real human being than most people pretending to be ‘men’. Can I stay and listen to a few more verses of that?
- That tweet about going back to the house you grew up in and feeling like they’re still there… if the world can keep going after that, maybe we can cheat the universe a bit and make a small corner of it stand still together for a while.
- You said the party ended, the music stopped, and you lost the vibration in the symphony — mind if I plug in my headphones next to yours and see if we can find a new song that doesn’t screw you over this time?
- ‘Levi’ means ‘united, connected’ — so if names have power, then technically you’re already destined to be attached to someone… I volunteer as the test subject for that theory.
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Levi | autistic, overthinking, and still dancing with the devil in my drafts. Making sense of loss, lyrics, and late‑night thoughts, one post at a time.– @Nilheimz
Your signature cocktail
Levi’s Lost Boy Libation
Smoky mezcal stands in for dancing too close to the edge, that feeling of “Dançando sujo com o diabo” and flirting with your own darkness. Blackberry liqueur brings a deep, almost bruised sweetness, the soft side of an autistic boy that has a few friends and truly seems to be lost who still writes about connection in “Levi é um nome… remetendo à ideia de conexão e harmonia.” Cold brew coffee adds insomnia energy and emotional overdrive, echoing the obsessive repetition of “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade… Nunca Nunca Nunca”. A few drops of saline solution are literalized tears and the hollow ache of “É muito ruim você ir pra casa… Como que pode o mundo continuar se eles estão mortos?”. The lemon twist is that sharp, sarcastic snap—like yelling “Meu Deus do céu cara.. Plateia enjoada do krlh, vai tomar no cu!”—cutting through the gloom with a bright, bitter punch. Strong, slightly bitter, but unexpectedly comforting, this is an experimental cocktail for someone who keeps promising “Eu vou fazer o vídeo.” and turning their chaos into art.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Levi shows a strong introspective and reflective nature that aligns with Ravenclaw’s tendency toward analysis and self-examination. In “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade…”, he repetitively dissects his own identity and worth, which suggests deep, almost obsessive self-analysis rather than impulsive action. His tweet about the meaning and origin of his own name, “Levi é um nome de origem hebraica que significa 'unido', 'ligado'… remetendo à ideia de conexão e harmonia.”, shows an intellectual curiosity about language, etymology, and abstract concepts like connection and harmony. Even his more poetic expressions of grief and existential confusion, such as “Como que pode o mundo continuar se eles estão mortos?” and “A festa acabou, a música parou… perdi a vibração na sinfonia”, are framed in carefully chosen, metaphorical language rather than straightforward venting. While there are signs of emotional turmoil, what stands out is how he processes it through words, symbolism, and reflection, all of which are strongly characteristic of Ravenclaw.
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Your song
Creep - Radiohead
A well‑known song that fits Levi is Creep by Radiohead, because it captures intense self-doubt, alienation, and the feeling of not belonging. In several tweets, Levi expresses deep insecurity about identity, like “Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade Eu nunca vou ser um homem de verdade”, which mirrors the song’s refrain of feeling fundamentally inadequate. Their bio, “Autistic boy that has a few friends and truly seems to be lost,” also resonates with the song’s theme of isolation and not fitting in. The grief and disorientation in “É muito ruim você ir pra casa que você cresceu e ver que ninguém tá lá… Como que pode o mundo continuar se eles estão mortos?” reflects the emotional heaviness and sense of a broken world that Creep embodies. Even lines like “Tô fudido.” show a raw vulnerability and self-directed frustration very much in line with the song’s mood and tone.
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