Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Openly authentic: Shares personal identity and struggles candidly, like experimenting with she/her and a new name in “Lengthy post discussing how I feel”.
- Hardworking competitor: Puts real effort into fighting games, celebrating regional placements and local wins in posts like “your girl got 7th at a regional!” and “Came in first at a local smash bracket”.
- Supportive friend: Offers help and openness to others in “If you need help with any of those things or just want to talk, I gotchu I gotchu”.
- Creative artist: Regularly creates and shares art, from fanart to fight stick designs, shown in posts like “Akuma is tuff asf.. So I decided to make art of him!!!!!” and “Venom art rahhhhh”.
- Reflective communicator: Thinks deeply about emotions and identity, writing longer, thoughtful posts like “Lengthy post discussing how I feel”.
Weaknesses:
- Self-critical mindset: Expresses strong dissatisfaction with appearance and voice in “Damn don’t you sometimes just hate the way you look and or sound?”.
- Emotional overload: Describes feeling unable to be happy when bad news coincides with transitioning in “I can’t comprehend this, its like I can’t be happy.”.
- Assertiveness struggles: Mentions being scared to tell locals about name and pronouns in “I.. Kinda forgot to tell people (I was scared)”.
- Unhealthy coping: Notes eating less and less as distress rises in “I’ve just been slowly, slowly eating less and less and less and damn I can like barely eat plates”.
- Identity uncertainty: Feels unsure and conflicted about being trans despite positive feelings toward feminine terms in “I am super SUPER undecided if I’m even trans.”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson fits best because, like her, this user is introspective, creative, and constantly working on self-definition. They show artistic passion and fandom brainrot through multiple fanart posts such as “Venom art rahhhhh #GGSt” and “I was chilling one day and I thought that damn… Akuma is tuff asf.. So I decided to make art of him!!!!!”, mirroring Lisa’s dedication to music and art. Their tweets about gender and pronouns, like “Anyways as of late I’ve been wanting to experiment with she/her pronouns and a different name and so far, its been working !” and “Being called Riley and using she/her pronouns was a failure at the local, but thats kinda my fault for I.. Kinda forgot to tell people (I was scared)”, show a reflective, searching nature similar to Lisa’s struggles with identity and belonging. Their care for community and offering help — “If you need help with any of those things or just want to talk, I gotchu I gotchu” — also parallels Lisa’s empathy and desire to support others. Even their competitive drive in fighting games, as seen in “Best Fahkumram in Minnesota — I would like to thank everyone who took the time to teach me” and “your girl got 7th at a regional!”, fits Lisa’s pattern of quietly grinding at something she loves and then proudly owning her achievements.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert over Extrovert: they talk about struggling with privacy and practicing alone, as in “So uhhhh how do yall just voice train without like having any privacy in the house?”, and their check‑ins to a small follower base feel more intimate than attention‑seeking, like “Nutty's check in with my... 10 followers !”. Their language and interests suggest Intuition: they focus on identity, phases of the moon, and meaning rather than concrete data, e.g. “my hyperfixations change with every phase of the moon” and reflective identity posts like “I suppose I can make another post updating my lovely identity situation”. They clearly favor Feeling over Thinking, centering emotional experience and validation in posts such as “Damn don’t you sometimes just hate the way you look and or sound?” and “I ended up transitioning and unfortunately the worst news in my life ever decided to show up. I can’t comprehend this, its like I can’t be happy.”. Finally, they come across as more Perceiving than Judging: they describe changing hyperfixations, experimenting and being undecided about labels in “I am super SUPER undecided if I’m even trans”, and their art/fighting game posts feel exploratory and iterative like “After some unfortunate art block I luckily came back with a goal and idea… this is a super rough idea”. Altogether, the introspective, identity‑focused, emotionally expressive, and flexible vibe matches INFP best.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said not to trust a Kazuya/Terry, but I’m willing to risk the 10-frame hell sweep if it means I get to be the local who actually asks the best Fahkumram in Minnesota for a date instead of coaching advice.
- You’re out here voice training in secret like it’s some hidden charge input — mind if I be the training dummy who just sits there and smiles while you practice your new specials?
- You called Akuma ‘tuff asf’ and then dropped that Venom and Walten Files art like it’s nothing — at this point I’m not sure if I’m into your gameplay, your art, or your whole trans emo bitch aesthetic more… but I’d love to find out over coffee.
- You got 7th at a regional by treating it like a local; if we ever go out, I promise I’ll treat it like grand finals — best of 5, high stakes, and I’m fighting for the privilege of being the one who actually uses Riley and she/her right from round start.
- Your fightstick art is still a ‘super rough idea’ on one side, but hey, if you ever need inspiration for the other half, we could base it on us: two characters, one stick, and a matchup that’s at least 7–3 in favor of us being adorable together.
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Your new Twitter bio
Riley | Fighting game fiend (Kazuya/Terry, Tekken, SF) & digital doodler. Once won a local and still got 0 coaching questions. Trans emo, trying her best.– @NuttyVEVO
Your signature cocktail
Nutty Electric Input
Nutty Electric Input is a bold, slightly chaotic highball that hits as hard as a Kazuya EWGF but still sparkles with emo-trans-girl sweetness. The toasted hazelnut-infused rum nods to being “Nutty” and the playful confidence of posts like “Best Fahkumram in Minnesota — I would like to thank everyone who took the time to teach me.” The spiced chili chocolate liqueur brings heat and depth, reflecting their fighting game grit and the warning to others in “Anyways yeah don’t trust a Kazuya/Terry🖤”. Blood orange juice adds a bittersweet emo tang for the vulnerability and pain present in posts like “I ended up transitioning and unfortunately the worst news in my life ever decided to show up. I can’t comprehend this, its like I can’t be happy.” and their struggles with self-image in “Damn don’t you sometimes just hate the way you look and or sound?”. A layer of butterfly pea flower syrup shifts from deep blue to purple when mixed, symbolizing their evolving identity and experiments with name and pronouns in “Anyways as of late I’ve been wanting to experiment with she/her pronouns and a different name and so far, its been working !” Finally, a lift of soda water adds effervescence, echoing the bubbly excitement of their tournament wins like “Yooooo your girl got 7th at a regional!” and giving the whole drink the same rising energy as their growing follower count.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Riley comes across first and foremost as a hard‑working, community‑oriented person, which fits Hufflepuff best. She repeatedly emphasizes gratitude and mutual support in the FGC, writing things like “I would like to thank everyone who took the time to teach me… Appreciate you all.” and “I wanna thank EVERYONE who helped me on this journey… this whole fighting game scene… literally”, showing loyalty and appreciation rather than ego. Her bio also frames her as someone who wants to help and be there for others: “If you need help with any of those things or just want to talk, I gotchu I gotchu… just don’t be weird🖤”, which is very Hufflepuff in its kindness and inclusivity. Even when she does well competitively, she downplays herself and worries about whether she’s supporting others, like in “Came in first at a local… meanwhile no one asked me for a lick of advice despite me doing.. Decent at.. Bracket…”, showing modesty and a desire to be helpful rather than just bask in victory. She clearly works hard at multiple crafts—fighting games, art, and voice training—while being gentle and open about her struggles, which together make Hufflepuff the best overall fit.
Your movie
Your song
Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance
A fitting song for Riley is Welcome to the Black Parade because it balances emo melodrama, resilience, and identity struggle—much like her own journey as “your trans emo bitch” in her bio. The song’s themes of pushing forward despite pain mirror posts like “I ended up transitioning and unfortunately the worst news in my life ever decided to show up. I can’t comprehend this, its like I can’t be happy.” and “Again, warnings of potential SH Damn don’t you sometimes just hate the way you look and or sound?”. At the same time, there’s a triumphant, performance-oriented side in both the song and her life, reflected in achievements like “Yooooo your girl got 7th at a regional! I genuinely didn't think it'd be possible to do so well” and “Best Fahkumram in Minnesota — I would like to thank everyone who took the time to teach me.”. Her hyperfixations, creative streak, and fighting game grind—“Occasional artist / Decent Fighting Game player / And music worshipper” from her intro post—fit the dramatic, larger-than-life energy of the song. Overall, the track’s mix of vulnerability, perseverance, and emo spectacle matches Riley’s ongoing story of self-discovery, struggle, and hard-earned wins.
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