Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Politically-aware: Frequently engages with politics and power, e.g. critiquing governments and foreign policy in “All that country does is bomb, steal and lie” and “They r so shameless dawg. I hate y'all for voting this govt not once not twice but thrice???”.
- Queer-affirming: Openly identifies with queer politics and defends LGBTQ+ rights, as in bio “the homosexual agenda” and posts like “🏳️⚧️protect the dolls🏳️⚧️” and calling out homophobia in “SHAMEFUL. At a seminar… called homosexuality 'unnatural'…”.
- Culturally-engaged: Shows strong interest in film, music, literature, and games, e.g. Fleabag costume in “me and my friend dressed up as fleabag and hot priest for Halloween party…”, reading Bibhutibhusan in “Need to read some Bibhutibhusan Bandyopadhyay, but not pdf :(”, and gaming in “Got Cities Skylines 2 omg lessgoo”.
- Socially-conscious: Connects everyday issues to structural injustice, as in “This isn't just an education issue, this is also a caste and hierarchy coded issue.” and concern for Palestinians in “In a future where the Israeli state is dismantled… what happens to Israeli Jews born there?”.
- Witty-direct: Uses sharp, humorous bluntness to respond to posts, e.g. “Brother this is cringe.”, “Girl stfu”, and “This must go hard if u r stupid af”, making their commentary punchy and memorable.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh-confrontational: Often attacks people bluntly rather than their ideas, as in “Girl stfu” and “Get the fuck out of my country zio”, which can escalate conflict and close dialogue.
- Insult-driven: Relies on put-downs like “This must go hard if u r stupid af”, “Calm down w ur victim mentality”, and “Spiritually Israeli”, which can overshadow otherwise valid critiques.
- Emotionally-volatile: Expresses intense swings in emotion—e.g. “I AM SCREAMING”, “I AM GAGGED OH MY GOD”, and “First time I am ashamed of my hometown wtf.”—which can make reactions seem impulsive rather than reflective.
- Cynically-judgmental: Often frames groups in sweeping negative terms, e.g. “Indians themselves r responsible for the online hatred. You reap what u sow” and mocking voters in “I hate y'all for voting this govt not once not twice but thrice???”, which can alienate potential allies.
- Conflict-seeking: Frequently engages in combative quote-tweets and call-outs—“Yall r the reason the left never wins btw.”, “Delete this now istg”, “Someone said BRICS world tour 😭😭”—which can keep them in constant online disputes.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely match Lisa Simpson: smart, politically engaged, a little dramatic, and very online-core. Like Lisa, they’re openly leftist and critical of power, from calling for “Regime change” and saying “All that country does is bomb, steal and lie” to dragging colonialism with lines like “East India Company created so many jobs, why r y'all criticizing them.” Their queer identity and activism, visible in the bio’s flags and tweets like “🏳️⚧️protect the dolls🏳️⚧️” and the protest thread about homophobia on campus (“SHAMEFUL. At a seminar at the University of Hyderabad...”), mirror Lisa’s moral seriousness and willingness to stand up to institutions. At the same time, they mix high-minded politics with pop culture, fandom, and dramatic reactions – e.g., “I AM SCREAMING” and “This diva” – which fits Lisa’s blend of earnest activism and occasionally theatrical teen energy. Their media-studies background and curiosity about decolonial futures, as in “I’m trying to understand a sincere question: In a future where the Israeli state is dismantled...”, further reinforce the Lisa parallel as the thoughtful, overthinking nerd of their world.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They come across as highly socially engaged and energized by interaction, constantly reacting to others, organizing/attending events like “Who else is going to Kolkata pride today!!” and loudly sharing personal moments such as “I am so high i already spent nearly 1K just giving into my hunger I NEED MORE FOOD!!!”, which suggests Extraversion. Their feed is dominated by political theory, decolonial questions, and cultural critique rather than concrete how‑to details, e.g. “I’m trying to understand a sincere question: In a future where the Israeli state is dismantled and a single Palestinian state emerges, what happens to Israeli Jews born there?”, pointing to Intuition over Sensing. They lead with strong value judgments and empathy around oppression and queerness, as in “The Pinarayi Vijayan government is holding her hostage because men r scared more women will out them.” and “🏳️⚧️protect the dolls🏳️⚧️”, favoring Feeling over detached logic. At the same time, their tone is blunt and emotionally direct—“Girl stfu”, “Calm down w ur victim mentality”—typical of an Fi user holding firm internal values rather than Ti-style analytical argumentation. Their life appears spontaneous and flexible (forgetting a university email before a test in “I forgot my university email password and I hv a computer based test tomo 😭😭”, impulse ordering food in “Ordered a big whopper combo Now we wait”), suggesting Perceiving rather than structured Judging. Overall, a values-driven, outspoken, socially immersed, and improvisational style fits ENFP best.
Some pickup lines for you
- So… since you went to Kolkata Pride and your bio literally says “the homosexual agenda,” when exactly are we scheduling our first strategic planning meeting? I promise to bring snacks and communist propaganda.
- You: “Mahishasurmardini by Birendra Krishna Bhadra remains one of the best produced radio shows.” Me: okay scholar, but when are we producing the radio drama where I fall hopelessly in love with the media studies kid who drags governments on main?
- You got Cities Skylines 2 and your whole city broke after the new patch—if you want, we can restart together and build one where the only zoning laws are: queer bars, cat cafés, and absolutely no zios allowed.
- You dressed as Fleabag for Halloween and someone said you didn’t look scary… joke’s on them, because the only terrifying thing about you is how fast I’d spiral into a situationship if you gave me attention.
- You went from “had the worst Bengali Valentine’s Day” to “ordered a big whopper combo, I am so high I spent 1K on food”—let me upgrade that: next Valentine’s, I bring the munchies, you bring the cat pics, and we both pretend this is the regime change our love life needed.
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Your new Twitter bio
Media studies @HydUniv | Queer, loud, and over-caffeinated | Once spent exam week rebuilding a city in Cities: Skylines instead of studying– @ruhunaxxine
Your signature cocktail
The Homosexual Agenda Negroni (Extra Camp)
This drink is strong and a little unhinged on purpose, matching their all-caps energy in posts like “I AM SCREAMING” and the gleeful chaos of ordering fast food while high in “I am so high i already spent nearly 1K just giving into my hunger I NEED MORE FOOD!!!”. The overproof chili rum stands in for their fiery, confrontational politics and clapbacks, from “Get the fuck out of my country zio” to calling out bigotry in “SHAMEFUL. At a seminar at the University of Hyderabad…”. Rosé-tinted vermouth nods to the film/media gay-of-it-all in their bio and their love of campy pop culture references like “None of you getting the reference is pissing me off.”. The Campari bitterness channels their sharp political cynicism in posts such as “All that country does is bomb, steal and lie” and “They r so shameless dawg. I hate y'all for voting this govt not once not twice but thrice???”. A dash of smoked salt is for the dry, salty humor of “Brother this is cringe.” and “Girl stfu”. Finally, the rainbow citrus twist and campy name honor their proudly queer, trans-protecting, Palestine-flag-waving self from “the homosexual agenda” in their bio to “🏳️⚧️protect the dolls🏳️⚧️” and their joy at Pride in “Who else is going to Kolkata pride today!!”.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Their timeline is dominated by outspoken, confrontational politics and a willingness to publicly challenge power, which aligns strongly with Gryffindor’s bravery. For example, they directly call out state and institutional homophobia in “SHAMEFUL. At a seminar at the University of Hyderabad, author Neerja Madhav called homosexuality 'unnatural'…” and accuse a government of holding a woman “hostage” in “The Pinarayi Vijayan government is holding her hostage because men r scared more women will out them.”. They show a combative courage in international politics too, with lines like “All that country does is bomb, steal and lie” and the blunt “Get the fuck out of my country zio”, which many people would be too cautious to voice so directly. Their bio (“the homosexual agenda”) and posts like “🏳️⚧️protect the dolls🏳️⚧️” show pride in identity and a readiness to defend their community in public spaces. Even in lighter contexts, they’re bold and dramatic—e.g., “Fame is a gun and I hv one” and “I AM GAGGED OH MY GOD”—which fits Gryffindor’s flair for impulsive, expressive action more than the more reserved or calculating styles of the other houses.
Your movie
Your song
Born This Way - Lady Gaga
A song that best fits @ruhunaxxine is “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga, because it blends unapologetic queer pride with sharp political consciousness. Their bio (“Film, music, pop culture, cats | the homosexual agenda | Media studies @HydUniv”) and posts like “🏳️⚧️protect the dolls🏳️⚧️” show a very explicit investment in queer and trans liberation that mirrors the song’s core message. They actively confront homophobia and transphobia, as seen when they call out a speaker at their university: “author Neerja Madhav called homosexuality 'unnatural' and a 'mental illness,' and trans people 'hormonally disbalanced.' When we protested, she refused to apologize…”, which reflects the defiant pride of Gaga’s lyrics. Their broader anti-imperialist and anti-Zionist politics in tweets like “All that country does is bomb, steal and lie” and “Get the fuck out of my country zio” echo the song’s demand for justice and dignity for marginalized people. Finally, their mix of camp, humor, and drama—seen in posts like “I AM GAGGED OH MY GOD” and “Oh no guys a barb called me ugly what will I do now 😭”—fits perfectly with the theatrical, larger‑than‑life energy of Born This Way.
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