Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Creative storyteller: Oliver develops original characters and stories, even “imagining my characters/stories” to music and planning a “furry visual novel”.
- Multilingual skills: Their bio indicates they speak “🇻🇳/🇬🇧/🇩🇪”, demonstrating an impressive linguistic range even if not fully fluent.
- Artistic humility: Despite having over 6,000 followers, they remain grounded, often referring to their work as “mid art” or “slop post”.
- Gender exploration: They are open about their journey toward an “androgynous” look and celebrate when people “guess my gender both ways”.
- Community appreciative: They express “immense joy” when discovering fellow artists follow them back and actively support their “oomfs”.
Weaknesses:
- Low self-esteem: Oliver frequently struggles with self-image, wishing they could “see the beauty others see in me”.
- Social anxiety: They admit to convincing themselves that “everyone i look up to actually dislikes me”, which hinders making new friends.
- Parasocial tendencies: They explicitly offer themselves up for followers to “be parasocial with and idolise”, blurring healthy boundaries.
- Insecurity issues: They feel “not cool enough” to be friends with people they admire, leading to missed social opportunities.
- Melancholic fixation: They describe themselves as a “self loathing” individual who gets “so sad and attached i cry” over fictional scenarios.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Oliver shares Lisa's deep sensitivity and artistic temperament, often finding themselves “obsessed with listening to love songs, imagining my characters/stories to it, and get so sad and attached i cry.” Much like Lisa’s struggle with being an intellectual outcast in The Simpsons, Oliver expresses a melancholic longing for connection, noting that they “wish i can see the beauty others see in me” and often feel socially disconnected from peers they admire. They possess a strong sense of identity regarding their non-binary gender and personal ethics, yet they grapple with the same “self loathing” and existential dread that frequently haunts Lisa's character. Ultimately, both are creative souls who feel a bit too much, using their art—whether it's a saxophone or “kemono art”—to navigate a world where they feel slightly out of place.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
Oliver displays strong Introversion (I) through their self-described social anxiety and fear that “everyone I look up to actually dislikes me”. Their Intuition (N) is evident in their rich inner world, often “imagining my characters/stories” to music and focusing on abstract gender expression. They lean toward Feeling (F) as they prioritize emotional validation and personal identity, frequently expressing vulnerability or saying, “I wish I can see the beauty others see in me”. Finally, their Perceiving (P) nature shows in a spontaneous, “slop post” style and a flexible approach to projects, admitting they “never get it done” when working alone.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a selective mute genius like Stephen Lloyd? Because you’ve got me at a total loss for words, and I’m ready to start my own 'obsessive fan' arc.
- Forget the gun range and the cons—if you ever make it to the U.S., I’ll be the oomf that provides all three, as long as the third thing is a 'they/them meetup' at my place.
- Is your waistline rivaling Aether’s or are we in a 'soft fatty tummy' season? Either way, I’m reacting like a farmer seeing rain after a drought.
- I heard you’re integrating into European culture with coffee and a drink for breakfast, but I think the only thing missing from your 'twink breakfast' is a side of me.
- You said you're like a squeaky toy when you get squeezed—want to test if that theory holds up during a 'homies sleepover' tonight?
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Your new Twitter bio
19 | Kemono Artist | Envisioning tragic VNs while surviving on coffee and 'twink breakfasts.' I once got a double-take at a restroom sign and felt truly perceived.– @pureolliebranch
Your signature cocktail
The Glitchy Cat-Tail
This experimental spirit reflects a creator who thrives on being “a smaller androgynous bratty catboy” and loves when “people are guessing my gender both ways”. The gin changes color to match their shifting identity, while the condensed milk represents their “soft fatty tummy” and 'good kitty' nature. Despite the sweetness, there is a sharp alcoholic bite for the artist who is “integrating into european culture by having coffee and a drink for my twink breakfast”. It’s a complex, self-aware blend for someone who invites you to “love your idea of me instead”.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Oliver exhibits a strong sense of self-preservation and social resourcefulness, frequently navigating interpersonal drama by stating, “if someone cuts ties with me automatically upon someone accusing me of shit... i'll also assume they weren't interested in having me around in the first place”. Their ambition is channeled through a curated digital persona, openly inviting followers to “be parasocial with and idolise” them while maintaining a selective inner circle for their “priv” account. This focus on status, combined with a cunning awareness of their own influence—noting how they “annoy people with selfies daily and they still enjoy it”—perfectly aligns with the Slytherin traits of shrewdness and social hierarchy. Ultimately, their desire to be “unstoppable” through a specific aesthetic power shows a goal-oriented nature typical of the house of silver and green.
Your movie
Your song
Copycat - Billie Eilish
Oliver’s online presence is deeply rooted in a desire for validation and a fascination with how others perceive them, often oscillating between self-loathing and a curated 'idol' persona. They explicitly invite parasocial relationships, tweeting, “if you all need someone to be parasocial with and idolise i'm here btw”, while simultaneously struggling with their own identity and reflecting others' traits, much like the themes in Copycat. Their obsession with aesthetics and being 'beheld' is captured in the sentiment: “you don't need to love me, love your idea of me instead”. Furthermore, their focus on being an androgynous 'character' and their admission of “imagining my characters/stories to [love songs], and get so sad and attached i cry” mirrors the song’s moody, performative, and slightly cynical tone regarding modern social interactions.
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