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Your Simpsons character
Emma most closely matches Lisa Simpson: political, idealistic, and very online-brain about justice and foreign policy. She’s deeply engaged with politics and leftist theory, tweeting things like “Alle politische Macht wird von den Werktätigen ausgeübt.” and “Workers of the world, unite!”, which fits Lisa’s earnest socialism-lite vibe. She mixes serious moral stances with very human frustration, e.g. “Hating america doesnt do shit its just as dumb as other identity politics” and “being anti america is so cringe. remember kids america ≠ trump”, mirroring Lisa’s nuanced patriot-but-critic stance. Her emotional volatility and self-doubt during a bad spell — “im so fucking useless man” and “nothing is fun anymore. nothing is entertaining. i dont feel happiness” — echo Lisa’s frequent crises of meaning and loneliness. The mix of chess nerdiness, political analysis, and moralizing about antisemitism (“dont be antisemitic”) rounds out a very Lisa-like blend of intellect, activism, and angst.

Your MBTI personality Type
They lean Extrovert (E): they openly seek engagement and attention, e.g. asking for follows in “i need more followers if you see this you should follow me fr”, organizing a community list in “if you want to follow the list here you go (and you can reply to this tweet to be added)”, and talking about growing their account in “gonna try growing my account again… where i really grinded twitter”. They are clearly Intuitive (N): they love big-picture political and historical themes like “The original NATO doctrine: 'Keep the Soviet Union out, keep America in, and keep Germany down'” and abstract ideological identity in “never ask a woman her age, a man his salary, or a leftist their foreign policy”, rather than concrete day-to-day details. Their tone is strongly values- and emotion-driven, pointing to Feeling (F): they apologize for past bigotry in “That was a bad and racist joke, and is not okay. Please accept my apology”, condemn antisemitism in “dont be antisemitic”, and talk vulnerably about self-worth in posts like “i hate myself. i dont want people to see me. im wasting air”. Finally, they look Perceiving (P) rather than J: their life and Twitter feel improvised and mood-driven—suddenly purging followers in “gonna do a following purge but not of any active oomfs” and then deciding to make a night-owl list in “might start a twitter list of accounts that are active at night”—rather than carefully planned, structured initiatives. Their combination of political passion, rapid shifts in focus (from chess to football to geopolitics), intense emotional expression, and social engagement fits ENFP better than neighboring types like ENTP or INFP.

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Wisconsin policy nerd, chess blunder specialist, and night-shift poster. Half my timeline is politics, the other half is regretting blitz games.– @ProgressiveEmma

Your signature cocktail
A strong but balanced rye base stands in for Emma’s unapologetic, occasionally unhinged political posting and football trash talk, the kind of energy that writes things like “GET FUCKED STUPID FUCKING ILLINOIS BASTARD IDIOTS…” and then calmly analyzes coalitions with “median voter probably”. Sour cherry liqueur brings a sweet-tart emo edge for the depressive spirals of “im so fucking useless man” and “nothing is fun anymore. nothing is entertaining. i dont feel happiness”, but still keeps it drinkable. Turkish coffee cold brew nods to the juso in amerika Euro-left vibe and the love of Turkish food in “turkish food”, plus the late-night grind of “might start a twitter list of accounts that are active at night bc my fyp is highkey boring at night”. Honey-rose syrup adds a soft, democratic-socialist sweetness and 🌹 energy for tweets like “Workers of the world, unite!” and “Alle politische Macht wird von den Werktätigen ausgeübt.”. Finally, a dash of saline solution represents the pragmatic, slightly bitter realism of “The unfortunate truth is in order to be safe… you need to own a gun. I don’t like it either, but it’s either everyone owns a gun or nobody does.” and the exhausted refrain of “WHY IS IT ALWAYS 67”, giving the drink just enough salt to taste like the timeline.

Your Hogwarts House
Emma fits best in Gryffindor because of how openly and impulsively she throws herself into conflict, especially around politics and identity. She loudly taunts rival fans with “GET FUCKED STUPID FUCKING ILLINOIS BASTARD IDIOTS YOUR TEAM IS FUCKING SHIT…” and urges people to recognize the power of collective action with “they realize the people are actually rising up. this is how powerful general striking is”, both of which show a confrontational, stand‑up-and-fight temperament. She’s also willing to take strong, sometimes unpopular stances on guns and safety, saying “you need to own a gun. I don’t like it either, but it’s either everyone owns a gun or nobody does.” and backing it with a very public Second Amendment quote in another tweet, which reflects moral courage more than careful diplomacy. Her emotional volatility is on full display when she writes “im so fucking useless man” and still pushes herself to keep engaging politically rather than retreat, aligning with Gryffindor’s tendency toward intense feelings and pushing through them. While she shows some Ravenclaw-like analysis and Hufflepuff-like loyalty, the dominant traits are boldness, emotional intensity, and a readiness to jump into the fray—classic Gryffindor energy.

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The mix of political awareness, left-wing identity, and emotional volatility in their timeline fits the hopeful resilience of Alright. They’re deeply political and critical of systems, from “Hating america doesnt do shit its just as dumb as other identity politics” to “The unfortunate truth is in order to be safe in many parts of this beautiful country, you need to own a gun.”, mirroring the song’s engagement with structural problems. They openly identify as a leftist and worker-focused—“Workers of the world, unite!” and “Alle politische Macht wird von den Werktätigen ausgeübt.”—which parallels Kendrick’s attention to class, race, and solidarity. At the same time, they share intense personal lows like “i hate myself. i dont want people to see me. im wasting air” and “nothing is fun anymore. nothing is entertaining. i dont feel happiness”, matching the song’s journey through despair. Yet they keep posting, joking, watching sports, loving chess, and trying to “grow” their account—an underlying belief, like the chorus of Alright, that despite everything, they’ll keep going and things might still be okay.

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