Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Unique: Their tweets show individuality.
Weaknesses:
- Mysterious: Hard to analyze from limited content.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely resemble Lisa Simpson: smart, introspective, a bit nerdy, and very online about their interests. Like Lisa, they’re academically oriented and tech-comfortable, joking about college life and classes, e.g. going into a CSE class where “half the class has vs code open and the other half has steam open” and choosing the Steam side (“went into a cse class, looked at some people's screens cause i sit in the back. half the class has vs code open and the other half has steam open. guess which group i joined”). They show reflective, almost overthinking energy, like when they worry about losing followers over saying something already in their extended bio (“it's funny knowing that i could probably lose several followers just by tweeting something that's already in my extended bio”) and when they dissect game mechanics and banner math in detail (“i need 230 to guarantee Varesa and Vivid Notions, I can probably get 40 fates in a month and a half?”). Lisa’s passionate fandom side also matches their intense, organized Genshin focus and daily art projects (“‘day’ 1/109 i think? of drawing a random genshin character every couple days”). Finally, their queer identity and frustration with poor teaching or weird professors (“my religious teacher just said a guy couldn’t have been racist in the early 1800s cause ‘racism’ wasn’t a word… someone get me out of this college bro”) echo Lisa’s tendency to question authority and hold strong personal values while still being dorky and earnest.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert (I): most activities are solitary (drawing, single‑player games, grinding in Genshin/HSR) and their social outreach is modest and somewhat self‑deprecating, like joking about followers and giveaways rather than chasing big attention: “How did I lose like seven followers overnight what” and “props to yall for not unfollowing after the giveaway ended lmao”. They clearly favor Intuition (N): they speculate about story themes and big‑picture possibilities (“Hey do you guys think genshin will end with us having to choose to stay on teyvat or leave”) and enjoy hypothetical questions about designs, diversity, and future characters (“what’s it called when people take official character designs and like make them diverse?”, “what color hair do you guys think the tsaritsa will have?”). Their tone is heavily Feeling (F) over logical detachment: they emphasize personal identity and emotions (“it's funny knowing that i could probably lose several followers just by tweeting something that's already in my extended bio”; the story about OneShot deadnaming them: “my $4 steam game to deadname me right out the gate”), and they phrase things in terms of what feels cool, funny, or unfair rather than systematically analyzing. Finally, they seem Perceiving (P): their tweets show a more spontaneous, go‑with‑the‑flow style, joking about procrastination and disorganization (“haha i haven't showered since last year”, “hard mode theater with shitty dorm wifi is NOT for the weak omg”) while their Genshin planning is more about flexible resource hoarding than rigid schedules (“hit 200 wishes! can I hit 230 before phase 2?”; “it's luna 3 day so one last update for now… I now have 192 fates… I can probably get 40 fates in a month and a half?”). Taken together—introspective, imaginative, values‑driven, and loosely organized—they best fit INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- So you went to 75 pity and still called it ‘preemptive measures’—if you put half that dedication into pulling me instead of Ineffa, I’d be guaranteed by now.
- You sprint across campus with ULTRAKILL music, lock yourself in a cage in Fontaine, and still somehow gaslight yourself about the word ‘visit’—wanna add ‘accidentally speedrun my way into your heart’ to that list of experiences?
- You picked up HSR, play Genshin, and started OneShot only to get deadnamed by a $4 game… if you want, I can be the cheap indie title that gets your name and pronouns right every single time.
- You’re a 6'0 idiot lesbian artist who hasn’t showered ‘since last year,’ hoards fates for Varesa and Ganyu, and worries about missing Chongyun on Lantern Rite… statistically speaking, the only thing you’re missing now is a girl to simp over all that with you—applications open?
- You’re doing 1/109 Genshin drawings, theorycrafting Nilou teams, and debating if we’ll stay on Teyvat or leave—how about a co-op run where we stay on the same world and I promise to never, ever steal your remarkable chests again?
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Your new Twitter bio
6'0'' lesbian artist + college nerd | genshin/HSR enjoyer, sports ranter | once gaslit myself into thinking “visit” had 4 letters | commissions open– @sapphires_v9
Your signature cocktail
Moonweaver’s Idiot Lesbian Highball
This drink starts with butterfly pea–infused white rum, shifting from blue to purple with citrus, for their constantly-evolving gamer-art-girl vibe and their love of pretty weapon aesthetics like “ascended moonweaver's dawn looks really good on aether”. White crème de cacao is a nod to their stated favorite drink being chocolate milk in “Fav Drink: Choc milk”, keeping it sweet, cozy, and just a bit childish in the best way. Passionfruit juice captures the chaotic, excitable energy of screaming about pulls like “I GOT INEFFA LETS GO I HAVENT LOST A 50/50 IN FIVE 5 STARS” and panicking over wish counts in “hit 200 wishes! can I hit 230 before phase 2?”. A splash of blue curaçao reflects their sapphic, blue-themed online persona and genshin-brain in “idiot lesbian that likes to draw things and watch sports” and their constant Fontaine/primogem suffering like “man i just need one more primogem cmon genshin im so poor”. Finally, sparkling lemonade makes it bright, fizzy, and a little tart, echoing their mix of earnest friendliness and dry humor in posts like “hello i have my own thoughts and am not purely a giveaway retweeter” and the way they sprint through college chaos in “sprinting across campus to get to a class on time while it’s hella windy and order from ultrakill is playing”. This is a playful, mid-strong, sweet-tart highball: looks cute and harmless, but two in and you’re theorycrafting banners and complaining about professors right alongside them.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Multiple tweets show a strong analytical and curious streak that fits Ravenclaw best. They pick apart game systems and mechanics in detail, like when they ask about banner timings and resource planning in Genshin: “does anyone know how many days before a banner they announce the 4 stars?” and “how does one get a lot of mystic enhancement ore in a month say like 500 600”. They also think critically about narrative and design, e.g. speculating on Genshin’s ending and mechanics: “Hey do you guys think genshin will end with us having to choose to stay on teyvat or leave” and analyzing sword passives and burst costs in detail: “ascended moonweaver's dawn looks really good on aether, it's a shame he has a 70 cost burst and not a 60 cost tho (sword passive needs a 60/40 cost)”. Their academic and technical side also shows up in comments about CSE classes and debugging a mouse via services/drivers: “half the class has vs code open and the other half has steam open. guess which group i joined” and “computer mouse was bugging so i started digging into services and drivers and it fixed itself right up..”. Finally, they enjoy word/puzzle-type games like Genshindle and talk about language and semantics (e.g. the word “visit” and their professor’s take on the word “racism”), as in “remembering in like 8th grade when i gaslit myself into thinking the word 'visit' only had four letters????” and “my religious teacher just said a guy couldn’t have been racist in the early 1800s cause ‘racism’ wasn’t a word”, which is very in line with a Ravenclaw’s fascination with words, logic, and ideas.
Your movie
Your song
Girls Like Girls - Hayley Kiyoko
Girls Like Girls fits them well because it’s an unapologetically queer, sapphic anthem that matches their proudly lesbian identity and online vibe. Their bio (“idiot lesbian that likes to draw things and watch sports”) and posts like “lowkey surprised i have yet to receive a single dm telling me my life is sin, it's all just scam bots” show they’re openly queer and used to navigating other people’s reactions. The playful, self-deprecating way they talk about themselves and their crush-y tone toward women in-game (“My wife is very beautiful”) mirrors the song’s mix of yearning and confidence. They also clearly love ‘comfort media’ and fandom spaces—constantly tweeting about Genshin, like “what con are you guys gonna get in temper thyself 2? I’m gonna grab nilou’s c1”—which aligns with how Girls Like Girls became a staple queer comfort song online. Overall, the track’s “this is who I am and who I love” attitude matches how they casually but firmly center their queerness in everyday posts.
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