Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Resilient: Continues posting despite frequent negativity and hostile replies, e.g., repeatedly shares coping strategies after backlash.
- SelfAware: Identifies toxic replies and uses Twitter's filter:replies to manage them, as shown in the 'How to filer replies out (Word) filter:replies' tweet.
- Advocate: Calls out homophobia and transphobia, sharing screenshots and warnings in the cw// homophobia, transphobia tweet.
- Resourceful: Uses platform tools like hiding replies, blocking, and filters to curate timeline, illustrated by the tweet about hiding replies and blocking.
- Supportive: Acknowledges a supportive system, stating 'I'm really lucky to have the system I have around me' in the same cw// tweet.
Weaknesses:
- Confrontational: Uses harsh language and insults toward others, such as calling replies 'pathetic' and labeling them 'leftist trash'.
- Overgeneralizing: Applies broad negative labels to groups, e.g., 'Typical leftist trash' and 'thinly veiled transphobia/butchphobia'.
- Repetitive: Posts identical tweets many times, repeating the same content across the timeline.
- Impulsive: Quickly blocks and uses profanity like 'fuck off' and 'fuckboy' without constructive dialogue.
- Insensitive: Dismisses others' viewpoints and harshly tells them to 'suppress more of your dumb and bad replies', showing lack of empathy.
Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson
The user’s focus on blocking negativity and staying in a personal bubble mirrors Homer's love of his couch and TV, where he often declares "I like my little corner of this app, don't need anyone else." Like Homer's quick-to-anger outbursts, the user says "sorry to hear you're seeing so much negativity. I've started hiding their replies... and I just do it." Their distrust of "reply guys" and profanity-filled rants such as "I can't trust some of my reply guys anymore ..." and "Honestly people with shit replies can actual fuck off" echo Homer's blunt, sometimes vulgar reactions. The repeated calls to "block" and "filter:replies" reflect Homer's desire to shut out unwanted noise, just as he often shouts "D'oh!" when annoyed. Finally, the user's occasional awareness of social issues ("cw// homophobia, transphobia ... this is the reality every single day") shows a brief moment of conscience similar to Homer's occasional, fleeting moments of empathy.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISTJ
The user prefers a private, controlled space ('I like my little corner of this app, don’t need anyone else.'), indicating introversion. They focus on concrete tools and practical steps ('How to filer replies out (Word) filter:replies'), which aligns with sensing. Their blunt, logical judgments of others ('They are pathetic... Typical leftist trash') reflect a thinking approach. Finally, the systematic use of filters and blocking ('I’ve started hiding their replies and then it brings up an option to block them and I just do it') shows a judging preference for order and structure.
Some pickup lines for you
- I see you use filter:replies to keep the noise out—let's filter our feeds so the only thing we see is each other's messages, and block everyone else.
- Your bio asks "mirin?"—maybe it's a hint we should mirin' (mix) our lives together, adding a sweet splash of mirin to every conversation.
- You said armchairs are annoying—how about we ditch the armchairs, grab a couch, and let the only replies we get be from each other?
- If I were a New York Times Pitchbot, my headline would read: "Robert meets his perfect match—no blocks, just love," and I'd love for you to be the author of the next paragraph.
- I love how you protect your little corner of Twitter; let me be the one reply you never block, because I promise to bring only good vibes and no negativity.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Tweet curator fighting reply overload. Turned off filter:replies once & got a timeline double-sized - my sanity's surprise party. #Wera– @Roby9421
Your signature cocktail
The Filtered Reply
The drink mixes gin's clean clarity with Campari's bitter edge, echoing how the user says, "I've started hiding their replies and then it brings up an option to block them" and their need to filter negativity. A splash of sweet mirin adds a hint of the Japanese "mirin?" from their bio and their occasional Japanese tweets, like "試しに filter:replies を外したら、表示されるツイートが倍近くなって…". Ginger liqueur adds a spicy kick that mirrors the fiery tone of tweets such as "armchairs are really starting to annoying me" and "Honestly people with shit replies can actual fuck off". Finally, orange bitters tie it together, representing the complex, layered experience of dealing with homophobia and transphobia, as they note, "cw// homophobia, transphobia ... the reality every single day". This cocktail is served in a small coupe, a "little corner" of the bar, reflecting the tweet "I like my little corner of this app, don't need anyone else."
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user shows a strong focus on self‑preservation and strategic control of their online environment, a hallmark of Slytherin. They write, "I've started hiding their replies and then it brings up an option to block them and I just do it. I like my little corner of this app, don't need anyone else." They also use cunning tactics like filtering with "filter:replies" to manage noise, as seen in "How to filer replies out (Word) filter:replies." Their blunt, ambitious attitude toward critics—calling them "pathetic" and urging them to "stop delete your comments REPORT AND BLOCK FFS"—shows the bold, assertive nature valued by Slytherin. While they express frustration with negativity ("cw// homophobia, transphobia ... the reality every single day"), they prioritize personal boundaries over loyalty, aligning more with Slytherin's self‑interest than Hufflepuff's. Overall, the combination of strategic manipulation, self‑protective ambition, and willingness to dominate the conversation points to Slytherin.
Your movie
Your song
Shake It Off - Taylor Swift
Roby9421 repeatedly says they hide and block negative replies, writing "I've started hiding their replies and then it brings up an option to block them and I just do it." This mirrors the song’s chorus that "the haters gonna hate, hate, hate," showing a desire to ignore criticism. They also post "How to filer replies out (Word) filter:replies," indicating they actively filter out negativity, essentially shaking it off. Their comment "I like my little corner of this app, don’t need anyone else" reflects the song’s attitude of not caring about others’ opinions. The repeated frustration with "cw// homophobia, transphobia … this is the reality every single day" underscores why they need to let such negativity roll off, just as the song encourages.
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