Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive fan: Boosts and celebrates others’ work and art, like promoting their sapphicbang fic and collaborator’s art in “so i wrote a thing for the @sapphicbang…” and thanking artists in “aaaaa it looks so good!! tysm again!”.
- Thoughtful analyst: Gives nuanced relationship and character takes, e.g. long, empathetic breakdowns of RWBY ships in threads like “ok, one at a time: blake x coco…” and “gemstones! i love ruby…”.
- Inclusive advocate: Defends queer and trans self-definition and calls out intra-community gatekeeping, e.g. “i think queer people should be allowed to identify in whichever way…” and “if you, as a trans person, are hating on another group of trans people…”.
- Critical thinker: Questions surface-level advice and trends, like dissecting URL parameter discourse in “good advice, but 'everything after the ? can safely be removed' is just not true…” and critiquing GitHub usage in “genuinely hate how github has gone from a code hosting platform…”.
- Playful humorist: Uses self-aware, meme-heavy humor (e.g. “dont download danganronpa off of steam, it installs a virus on your computer called 'danganronpa'” and “gender affirming sleeping position (curled up at the foot of my bed like a cat)”) to keep the timeline light and personable.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh phrasing: Occasionally expresses opinions in a cutting way that could alienate others, like “of course deltarune fans dont like homestuck, that would require them actually reading something for once”.
- Platform burnout: Shows signs of being overwhelmed by social media, e.g. calling film Twitter “terrifying” in “liked one tweet about a movie i just watched and the algorithm tried to put me on film twitter…” and hinting at possibly disappearing in “hey so if i suddenly disappear off of this platform…”.
- Self-pressure: Talks about intense job-hunt expectations with a worrying matter-of-fact tone in “thats 1 job application an hour, for ~14 hours a day, 7 days a week, for 15 weeks btw”, suggesting unsustainable standards.
- Impulse temptation: Frequently jokes about being tempted into potentially regrettable purchases, like “chiaki nanami in the back of my brain trying to make me do irresponsible things (buy a psp)” and “chiaki needs to like, stop, cos why on earth is she trying to get me to buy a ps vita???”.
- Heavy negativity: Uses extreme or self-destructive language when joking about personal topics, such as “id rather off myself than tell anyone anything about my deadname”, which can be alarming even if meant humorously.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa fits best because this user is an articulate, media-savvy nerd with strong principles and niche hyperfixations. They’re passionate about fiction and analysis, from long RWBY ship breakdown threads like “ok, first, adorable ship name. second, they would be so cute together! nora taking penny out to experience the world…” to thoughtful takes on death in storytelling like “there is always something i find incredibly moving in stories about death, and stories that truly confront it and explore it as a concept”, which mirrors Lisa’s reflective, literary side. They’re also outspoken about social issues in a principled but casual way, e.g. “can we like, stop resorting to abelism to call transphobes bad people, please?” and “i think queer people should be allowed to identify in whichever way they deem fits them best, actually”, very in line with Lisa’s activism and moral clarity. At the same time, they’re deeply online and proudly nerdy—into Danganronpa, RWBY, Chainsaw Man, Signalis, etc.—as seen in posts like “dont download danganronpa off of steam, it installs a virus on your computer called 'danganronpa'” and “started watching chainsaw man”, echoing Lisa’s love of geeky interests and being a bit out of step with the mainstream. Finally, their mix of sardonic humor and vulnerability, such as “liked one tweet about a movie i just watched and the algorithm tried to put me on film twitter. that shits terrifying, dont ever send me back there” and “i have so many really good 'my deadname isnt that common' jokes, but honestly, id rather off myself than tell anyone anything about my deadname”, strongly matches Lisa’s combination of wit, sensitivity, and feeling a bit too aware for the world around her.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert (I): their interests are largely solitary (games, anime, fic writing), and when they talk about social contact it’s selective and low‑key, e.g. offering Discord only to those who really want to stay in touch: “if i suddenly disappear… you can add me on discord, my username is oricalu”. Their focus on fandom meta, identity, and possibilities over concrete details suggests Intuition (N), like speculating about game design and logistics (“need the next big zelda game to let you pick gender, but it changes nothing… just the pronouns npc's use”) or imagining AU relationship dynamics in depth (“i like the idea of them both figuring out their sexuality with each other…”). They come across strongly as Feeling (F): they center values and emotional nuance, defending queer self‑identification (“i think queer people should be allowed to identify in whichever way they deem fits them best, actually”) and pushing back on intra‑community hostility (“if you, as a trans person, are hating on another group of trans people… maybe you should think about why that is”). Their tone is idealistic and empathetic in ship analyses, often emphasizing emotional growth and care, e.g. “ruby… seeing the best in emerald… emerald, not ever feeling true, unabashed, unconditional love before, learning to open up”. Finally, they fit Perceiving (P) more than J: they describe themselves as having "a lot of things to say" without always laying them out systematically (“i have a lot of things to say on the game difficulty discourse…”), joke about impulsive or chaotic urges (“what if i jsut explode”), and talk about re‑theming their account on a whim (“kinda wanna retheme my whole account again…”), all pointing to a flexible, exploratory style typical of INFPs.
Some pickup lines for you
- You said Corridors, Save the Cat and Shot in the Dark are your top three She-Ra episodes ‘for no reason in particular’ — how about we add a fourth episode: ‘Blake and I Go On a Very Gay Date’?
- You’re a bisexual cat system who went ‘holy shit’ at Chainsaw Man and is very normal about Himeno — if I promise to be as supportive as Makima’s PR team and as unhinged as Power, do I earn a spot on your watchlist?
- You wrote Beacon-era Blake x Coco for the sapphic big bang and headcanon Hajime as plural and transfem — I feel like if anyone could understand the mess in my head, it’s you… want to co-write a fic where we accidentally end up dating?
- You joked that downloading Danganronpa installs a virus called ‘danganronpa’ and that Ultra Despair Girls is skippable; I promise I’m more ‘comfort game’ than ‘despair virus’ — low grind, high loot, 100% drop rate on affection for cute catgirls.
- You said queer people should identify however fits them best and that we should stop using ableism on transphobes; that combo of media brainrot, ethics, and catgender is kind of perfect — can I sit at the foot of your bed in that ‘gender affirming cat curl’ and match your energy?
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Your new Twitter bio
Blorbo analyst from RWBY & Danganronpa | writes sapphic fic, overthinks game design & gender | once considered buying a PS Vita purely for Chiaki– @Oricalu448
Your signature cocktail
The Bisexual Brand New Catgirl
This drink is dark, fruity, and a little dramatic – like a late-night fic-writing session for beacon era dark chocolate (Blake x Coco) while tweeting about it: “so i wrote a thing for the @sapphicbang...”. The blackcurrant liqueur nods to the moody, introspective side of RWBY and Danganronpa brainrot, with tweets like “hajime hinata is a plural system. no i shall not be elaborating further” and “having normal thoughts about transfem nagito...” giving it that rich, slightly heavy base. Espresso vodka represents the wired, chronically-online, ‘too many thoughts at 3am’ vibe from things like “i have a lot of things to say on the game difficulty discourse that would probably annoy a lot of people tbh” and “french fries on toast and 10 cups of coffee”. Fizzy yuzu lemonade brings in the playful, catgirl sparkle of “#NewProfilePic im gay now, and also cat” and the gleeful nerd joy of “holy shit homestuck reference,!!1!”, making it bright, queer, and a little chaotic. A dash of orange bitters keeps it honest and a bit sharp-tongued, echoing tweets like “of course deltarune fans dont like homestuck, that would require them actually reading something for once” and “dont download danganronpa off of steam, it installs a virus on your computer called 'danganronpa'”. Finally, the edible glitter rim is pure catgirl-transfem euphoria, celebrating lines like “#NewProfilePic being gay again, dont mind me :3” and the many posts about transition and identity, making this an unapologetically shiny, queer little cocktail that looks like the inside of their brain: “this is what the inside of my brain looks like tbh”.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
They consistently show a very Ravenclaw blend of analytical thinking, niche-knowledge enthusiasm, and playful curiosity. They nitpick technical advice instead of accepting it at face value, insisting people understand link structures in “good advice, but 'everything after the ? can safely be removed' is just not true lmao. e.g. any unshortened youtube link. instead of just blindly removing everything after the ?, learn what source identifiers are. or better get, get an extension that automatically removes them”, which is a very classic ‘I care about how this actually works’ Ravenclaw move. Their long, structured shipping analyses show a love of exploring possibilities and dynamics in detail, like when they break down Ruby/Emerald in “gemstones! i love ruby, forever the hopeful optimist, seeing the best in emerald and what she could be. and emerald, not ever feeling true, unabashed, unconditional love before, learning to open up and be vulnerable slowly with someone who will support her” and Qrow/Ozpin in “ohh! haven't considered this one before but big fan of qrow yaoi! i can see this one being angsty but also sweet if done right. like qrow, never having been able to get close to people, always losing them, finding ozpin and he takes him in and cares for him, and they fall in love”. They also openly say they have "a lot of things to say" on difficult topics like game difficulty that "would probably annoy a lot of people" in “i have a lot of things to say on the game difficulty discourse that would probably annoy a lot of people tbh”, which suggests they think deeply and independently even when it's socially inconvenient. Even their humor leans into meta/nerdy territory, like joking about Danganronpa as a "virus" in “dont download danganronpa off of steam, it installs a virus on your computer called 'danganronpa'” and complaining about people misunderstanding GitHub's purpose in “genuinely hate how github has gone from a code hosting platform for developers to the 'download free software here' website. github is for hosting code first and foremost, so dont complain when people use it to host code”. Altogether, their combination of detailed media meta, technical nitpicking, and delight in exploring ideas fits Ravenclaw far better than the more vibes-based courage of Gryffindor, the single-minded ambition of Slytherin, or the steady practicality of Hufflepuff.
Your movie
Your song
I Know A Place - MUNA
A song that fits them well is I Know A Place by MUNA, with its themes of queer community, safety, and messy, earnest feeling. Their bio (“System with several animal women… || Bisexual as fuck || cat || 23 || she/her pronouns, please :3”) shows a proudly queer, plural identity that mirrors the song’s embrace of queer found-family. They openly care about trans and queer people’s right to exist however they want, as in “i think queer people should be allowed to identify in whichever way they deem fits them best, actually” and “if you, as a trans person, are hating on another group of trans people for being trans in a way thats different to how you are trans, then maybe you should think about why that is”. The song’s mix of softness and anger at the world also fits their tone when they critique fandom and discourse while still centering care, like “can we like, stop resorting to abelism to call transphobes bad people, please?”. And just like the song’s warm, communal vibe, they build a space full of shared hyperfixations and queer joy—gushing about RWBY ships in “give me a rwby ship, and instead of rating it, ill tell you how it would work in my eyes (the rarer the pair the better)” and posting “gay cat” profile pics in “#NewProfilePic im gay now, and also cat”.
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