Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Creative: Writes an ongoing Charlie Kirk fanfiction series, promoting new chapters like “Chapter 17 is out now” and “Chapter 16 out now”.
- Dedicated: Shows consistent commitment to the fic, reassuring followers with posts like “Still working on the fic dw” and explaining delays when Ao3 is down “chapter 14 is gonna have to wait a bit”.
- Playful: Uses humor and irony in posts such as “Charlie kirk fandom is sigma” and “Charlie Charlie kirky”.
- Socially-aware: Expresses a clear stance against racism in “Hey guys racism ISN'T cool” and questions celebrating death in “I don't think celebrating someone getting murdered is a good thing”.
- Strategic: Thinks about reach and discoverability by “comment under political posts hoping they click on my profile and find the Charlie Kirk fanfiction”.
Weaknesses:
- Edgy-humor: Jokes about real-world violence with “However Charlie Kirk getting sniped was lowkey kinda funny”, which can come off as insensitive despite the disclaimer.
- Provocative-obsession: Timeline is heavily dominated by Charlie Kirk references like “Did someone say Charlie Kirk” and “Charlie Kirk Mpreg”, which may narrow appeal and seem fixated.
- Crude-tone: Uses coarse language in posts such as “I find it funny as fuck W Sega social media manager”, which can alienate more formal or sensitive audiences.
- Shock-reliant: Leans on shock content like “Charlie Kirk Mpreg” to get attention, which can overshadow their actual writing quality.
- Niche-branding: Bio and tweets focus almost entirely on one joke premise—Charlie Kirk fanfiction, e.g. “I make Charlie Kirk fanfiction Here's the Fanfiction.”—which may limit broader personal expression or varied content.
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
This user most closely matches Bart Simpson, thanks to a mix of mischief, irony, and performative trolling. They openly admit to using political replies as bait so people discover their bizarre niche project, saying they “like to comment under political posts hoping they click on my profile and find the Charlie Kirk fanfiction”, which is exactly Bart’s style of chaotic, attention-grabbing pranks. Their commitment to an absurd bit—constantly posting about Charlie Kirk fanfiction and things like “Charlie Kirk Mpreg”—mirrors Bart’s love for juvenile, transgressive humor. At the same time, they show a rough-edged but present moral compass, e.g. saying “I don't think celebrating someone getting murdered is a good thing… However Charlie Kirk getting sniped was lowkey kinda funny”, which fits Bart’s tendency to joke about dark topics while still grasping basic ethics. Their earlier stance that “racism ISN'T cool” reinforces that under the trolling and edginess, there’s a core of simple but genuine values—very Bart-coded behavior.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extraverted: they deliberately seek interaction and attention by posting things like “I like to comment under political posts hoping they click on my profile and find the Charlie Kirk fanfiction”, and they openly share updates about their work such as “Chapter 17 is out now”, which signals outward focus and social engagement. Their humor and content show strong Intuition: instead of concrete daily-life details, they fixate on quirky, conceptual bits like “Charlie Kirk Mpreg” in “Charlie Kirk Mpreg” and meta-fandom jokes like “Charlie kirk fandom is sigma”, emphasizing ideas and absurd scenarios over practical matters. The Feeling preference shows in their moral framing and emotional tone: in “I don't think celebrating someone getting murdered is a good thing…” they weigh events based on what feels right or wrong while still admitting “lowkey kinda funny,” and they make explicit value statements like “Hey guys racism ISN'T cool”, centering ethics over pure logic. Finally, they appear more Perceiving than Judging: their updates about the fanfiction feel casual and in-the-moment—“Ao3 is down im afraid chapter 14 is gonna have to wait a bit but it is almost done” and “Still working on the fic dw” show flexible, adaptive timing rather than rigid structure, and their spontaneous meme reactions like “Was that a chris chan reference at the end there? What has this world come too vro 😭” suggest a playful, go-with-the-flow style consistent with ENFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- So… if Chapter 17 is out, when do I get my self‑insert cameo as the mysterious stranger who distracts you from Charlie Kirk long enough to fall for someone actually real?
- You commenting under political posts so people find your Charlie Kirk fanfic is genius marketing, but have you considered commenting under mine so I can ‘accidentally’ discover you instead?
- You said celebrating people getting murdered isn’t cool, but that Charlie Kirk getting sniped was ‘lowkey kinda funny’—how about we balance out your moral compass with a highkey wholesome date?
- If the Charlie Kirk mpreg arc exists, I’m convinced there’s nothing too unhinged for your fic—except maybe how fast I’d smash that refresh button every time you tweet ‘new chapter out now.’
- Ao3 might go down and delay Chapter 14, but my devotion to the author who called inabakumori their GOAT and thanked Tomska will never crash—wanna co‑write something even more cursed together?
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Your new Twitter bio
Accidental Charlie Kirk lit major. Once crashed a political thread and left with 3 new readers. Writing unironically serious fanfic, mostly.– @pogginss
Your signature cocktail
The Charlie Kirktail Mpreg-tini
This chaotic concoction starts with overproof rum to match the unhinged, high-energy dedication it takes to say “I like to comment under political posts hoping they click on my profile and find the Charlie Kirk fanfiction”. Sour cherry liqueur brings a sweet-but-tart edge, reflecting the way they can be critical yet still admit that [“celebrating someone getting murdered is a good thing”] isn’t right, even while saying “Charlie Kirk getting sniped was lowkey kinda funny”. An absinthe rinse adds weird, trippy vibes worthy of someone proudly declaring “Charlie Kirk Mpreg” and building an entire fanfic saga around it. The cola reduction syrup nods to their meme-heavy, internet-poisoned humor and serialized fic drops like “Chapter 17 is out now”, giving the drink a familiar yet slightly deranged base. Topping it with soda water and edible glitter captures their playful, shitposty flair and the chaotic fandom energy of “Charlie kirk fandom is sigma”.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their profile centers on a very specific, offbeat creative project: writing Charlie Kirk fanfiction, proudly stated in the bio and reinforced by updates like “Chapter 17 is out now” and “Chapter 16 out now”, which shows sustained imaginative worldbuilding. The way they use political discourse as a funnel to their fic—“I like to comment under political posts hoping they click on my profile and find the Charlie Kirk fanfiction”—reveals a kind of meta, self-aware humor and strategic thinking that fits Ravenclaw’s wit and eccentricity. Their joking about hyper-niche concepts like “Charlie Kirk Mpreg” and the bewildered reference to internet lore—“Was that a chris chan reference at the end there? What has this world come too vro 😭”—shows engagement with obscure online culture and a taste for bizarre, intellectual in-jokes. At the same time, they show an underlying ethical reflection—“I don't think celebrating someone getting murdered is a good thing...” and “Hey guys racism ISN'T cool”—that suggests thoughtfulness rather than pure edginess. This mix of eccentric creativity, internet-savvy wit, and reflective commentary aligns most strongly with Ravenclaw’s archetype of the unconventional, clever thinker.
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Internet Ruined Me - Wilbur Soot
A fitting song for @pogginss is Internet Ruined Me by Wilbur Soot, because their whole persona is extremely online, self-aware, and steeped in niche fandom humor. They openly embrace an offbeat, chaotic project in their bio: “I make Charlie Kirk fanfiction”, and double down with tweets like “Chapter 17 is out now” and “Chapter 16 out now”, showing how central this internet-born obsession is to them. Their strategy of “I like to comment under political posts hoping they click on my profile and find the Charlie Kirk fanfiction” mirrors the song’s theme of online behavior spiraling into something absurd and consuming. The dark, ironic edge in “Charlie Kirk getting sniped was lowkey kinda funny” and surreal posts like “Charlie Kirk Mpreg” also fit the song’s mix of humor, discomfort, and internet-induced desensitization. Even their older stance “Hey guys racism ISN'T cool” shows a person who still has a moral compass while submerged in chaotic online culture, which aligns with the conflicted tone of the song.
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