Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate Advocate: Frequent, forceful posts defending trans issues and criticizing cancel culture
- Game Knowledge: Detailed discussions on Guilty Gear mechanics, Gearbox history, and pixel‑art calculations
- Creative Artist: Regular cosplay builds, pixel‑art work, and costume‑design tutorials
- Persistent: Continues flag‑drawing and costume projects despite setbacks and being blocked
- Community Engager: Quotes other users, asks for advice, and attends events like Toronto Game Expo
Weaknesses:
- Aggressive Tone: Uses hostile language and insults toward groups (e.g., “leftists don’t actually like anything”)
- Overgeneralizing: Makes sweeping statements about entire demographics (e.g., “All trans movement hijacked gay rights”)
- Scattered Focus: Tweets jump between politics, gaming, cosplay, and personal updates without clear organization
- Emotional Reactivity: Reacts impulsively to disagreements, posting angry remarks like “I got blocked over this lulz”
- Unsubstantiated Claims: Presents controversial opinions without evidence (e.g., surgery regret rates, porn causing trans identity)
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
The user’s tone is consistently rebellious and contrarian, mocking both sides of political debates – for example, they write, "Leftist cancel culture: you're losing your sponsorship because your father said a no no word over thirty years ago. Rightist cancel culture: you're losing your job because you cheered for a murder two days ago." – which mirrors Bart’s habit of poking fun at authority. Their frequent provocative statements about gender norms, such as "Understanding that there are two sexes is the natural conclusion anyone would come to … and telling impressionable kids otherwise absolutely is indoctrination," show a willingness to challenge societal expectations, much like Bart’s defiance of adult rules. Short, punchy remarks like "That can't be right." and "Mirror match lol" echo Bart’s quick, sarcastic quips. The user also mixes pop‑culture obsessions (gaming, cosplay, and memes) with a mischievous attitude, a blend that fits Bart’s love of mischief and pop‑culture references. Overall, the combination of anti‑establishment sarcasm, provocative commentary, and a playful yet confrontational style aligns best with Bart Simpson.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
The user tends toward introversion, posting long, self‑directed statements such as 'I'm 32 today. One more year until hobbits would consider me of age' and rarely engaging in real‑time conversation. Their dominant sensing is shown by detailed analysis like 'I actually did some math on this. You regenerate less than 3000 pixels in 24 hours... costs at minimum $20', even though they occasionally discuss abstract ideas such as 'This is the beginning of the rest of the future' and 'The truth remains the truth no matter how many people believe or disbelieve it'. Decision‑making is driven by logical analysis rather than personal feeling, as seen in statements like 'Understanding that there are two sexes is the natural conclusion...' and systematic critiques of ideologies. A judging orientation is evident in their organized approach to projects, for example 'WIP. Putting fabric around the tips of the gloves is tougher than I thought' and their desire for completion and structure.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a Potemkin Buster? Because every time you drop a tweet, my heart gets knocked into overdrive—just like your favorite Guilty Gear combos.
- Your Bridget cosplay is legendary; if I were a safety pin, I'd attach myself to your heart and never let the thread slip.
- I saw your yoyo video and thought—maybe we could keep each other's hearts looping forever, just like a perfect yoyo trick paired with a flawless GG Strive combo.
- From the Toronto Game Expo to your pixel‑perfect trans‑flag art, you always bring the best loot—how about we trade a coffee for a story about your favorite femboy hero?
- Your deep dives into gender ideology are sharper than any overdrive—let’s discuss them over a round of Guilty Gear, where I promise to let you win at least once (if only to see that smile).
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Your new Twitter bio
Pixel artist & Guilty Gear grinder. Cosplayer (once showed up in a Bridget costume to a Tokyo expo). Yoyo enthusiast. Sarcastic commentator on gender debates.– @Some_Wan11
Your signature cocktail
Bridget's Bitter Brawl
Bridget's Bitter Brawl blends smoky Scotch, Japanese sake, blue curaçao, fresh lemon and a dash of bitters to echo Some_Wan11's love of fighting games and harsh take on gender politics. The smoked whisky mirrors the tweet about a robot‑filled future: "This is the beginning of the rest of the future, and from now on there'll simply be all these robots walking around, feeling nothing, thinking nothing, and there'll be nobody left almost to remind them that there once was a species called a human being, with feelings and thoughts". The sake nods to their frequent references to anime and Japanese culture, like the Toronto Game Expo and Guilty Gear posts. Blue curaçao adds a bright, almost cyber‑punk hue reminiscent of the colorful sprites they cherish, while the sharp lemon reflects their cutting commentary such as "Understanding that there are two sexes is the natural conclusion anyone would come to if they grew up without any external teaching on the subject and telling impressionable kids otherwise absolutely is indoctrination". Finally, the bitters capture their bitter stance on trans issues, echoed in tweets like "Ts don't push femboys to take HRT because they care at all about their health or happiness, they either resent naturally feminine men for not supporting their cult or fetishize them".
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The user frequently references detailed information and research, such as the tweet "John Money coined the idea of gender as something separate from biological sex, started the gender research center at Johns Hopkins, and he lied about the John/Joan case for years" which shows a focus on factual analysis. They also discuss gaming mechanics with precision, e.g., "I actually did some math on this. You regenerate less than 3000 pixels in 24 hours, so to place the remaining 6000 would require refilling 30 pixels 200 times for 500 points each, adding up to 100,000 points which costs at minimum $20 of actual money" indicating a logical, analytical mindset. Their many quoted tweets about gender theory, like "Understanding that there are two sexes is the natural conclusion anyone would come to if they grew up without any external teaching on the subject and telling impressionable kids otherwise absolutely is indoctrination" demonstrate a love of learning and intellectual debate. This pattern of valuing knowledge and critical analysis aligns most closely with Ravenclaw's emphasis on wisdom. Therefore, Ravenclaw is the most fitting house.
Your movie
Your song
Welcome to the Machine - Pink Floyd
The user laments a future dominated by emotionless robots, saying "This is the beginning of the rest of the future... there'll be robots walking around, feeling nothing, thinking nothing." Pink Floyd's "Welcome to the Machine" opens with a stark warning about being absorbed into a mechanized system, echoing that dystopian view. Their repeated criticism of cancel culture and ideological "cults" – e.g., "Leftist cancel culture: you're losing your sponsorship because your father said a no no word over thirty years ago. Rightist cancel culture: you're losing your job because you cheered for a murder two days ago." – aligns with the song's theme of resistance against an impersonal machine. Their frustration with being forced into identity roles is evident when they write, "The real way to eradicate transgenderism would be to fully support femboys and tomboys, allowing them to dress and act however they like without telling them that their personality means they're a girl/boy that was 'born wrong' and needs hormones and surgeries to 'right' themselves," mirroring the track's warning about being coerced into a system. Overall, the track's blend of haunting synths and lyrical warning captures the user's blend of gaming‑centric rebellion, gender‑politics frustration, and fear of losing humanity.
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