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Your Simpsons character
Annie most closely matches Lisa Simpson: politically engaged, sharp, and often exasperated with how absurd and unjust everything feels. She is outspoken about Peruvian politics and social issues, amplifying protest content like “#PeruvianLivesMatter ❤” and criticizing police violence with tweets such as “Esto me indigna demasiado.¡ Que no queden Impunes! #PoliciaAbusiva #PoliciasAsesinos #PeruvianLivesMatter”, which mirrors Lisa’s strong moral compass and activism. Like Lisa’s sarcastic side, Annie uses cutting humor to call out stupidity and hypocrisy, as in “Realmente cada día se superan en estupidez.” and “Cualquier idiota hace 'comedia' en este país. Paltean.”. She shows frustration with shallow or polarized political debate, e.g. “El Perú yéndose al carajo y estos idiotas con su guerra de izquierda y derecha.”, just as Lisa often feels surrounded by people missing the point. At the same time, she reveals a more emotional, fandom-loving side—being a swiftie and tweeting things like “No me carga ig, la industria musical lo colapsó. 😭😭😭 #MidnightsTaylorSwift”—which fits Lisa’s blend of intensity, heart, and niche passions.

Your MBTI personality Type
They lean Extraverted: they constantly comment on public events, politics, sports and pop culture with a very outward‑facing, performative tone, clearly engaging an audience rather than keeping thoughts private, e.g. joking about Peruvian politics and elections in posts like “Pelea de inválidos. #debateenchota” and live‑tweeting football drama in “Por qué mi estabilidad mental depende de 11 hombres???”. Their style suggests Intuition more than Sensing: they often jump to generalizations, patterns, and social commentary instead of concrete detail, as in “La política peruana es un meme. Xd” and “El Perú yéndose al carajo y estos idiotas con su guerra de izquierda y derecha.”, where they summarize complex realities in broad conceptual takes. They come off as predominantly Thinking: they use sharp, cutting language, mock hypocrisy and stupidity, and value calling things out over preserving harmony, e.g. “No, no estás basado, necesitas atención psicológica.” and “Realmente cada día se superan en estupidez.”. At the same time, their politics are rooted in moral concern (e.g. “Seguiremos luchando para que nadie sea olvidado ni excluido. ✊❤”), which fits an ENTP’s mix of T‑style argument with strong values rather than a colder NT type. On the J–P axis, they look clearly Perceiving: their tweets are spontaneous reactions to news, memes and debates, full of improvisational humor and last‑minute emotional swings (like the rapid‑fire football reactions from “No quiero ver.” to “GOOOOOOOL MIERDAAAA”), with no sign of structured planning or orderly life updates. Overall, a witty, combative, politically engaged, meme‑driven style that thrives on debating, calling things out, and riffing on public events aligns best with ENTP—the archetypal outspoken, irreverent commentator who enjoys challenging narratives and poking holes in nonsense.

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Annie | Peruvian, law-adjacent politics ranter & football sufferer. Once lost faith in humanity because the store ran out of gummy candy.– @stardust04_

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A bold pisco base nods to their Peruvian core and constant political commentary, from “El Perú yéndose al carajo y estos idiotas con su guerra de izquierda y derecha.” to “La política peruana es un meme. Xd”. The toasted green tea infusion adds a reflective, slightly bitter edge for those disillusioned moments like “A veces solo dan ganas de disociarse de la realidad peruana.”. Grapefruit juice brings a sharp, tart brightness, echoing their sarcasm when they say things like “Realmente cada día se superan en estupidez.”. A spicy ají limo syrup represents their unfiltered, fiery takes on everything from fandoms—“Soy swiftie pero no jodan ps, huevadas hablan.”—to politicians and talking heads. The drink is topped with a salty chicha morada foam to symbolize the mix of collective struggle and tenderness in tweets like “Seguiremos luchando para que nadie sea olvidado ni excluido. ✊❤” and “#PeruvianLivesMatter ❤”. A final dash of smokey bitters captures the dark humor of lines such as “Exterminen a las parejitas aestetik de los parques.” and their ongoing, dramatic sports suffering in “Por qué mi estabilidad mental depende de 11 hombres???”.

Your Hogwarts House
Annie consistently shows a Gryffindor-style willingness to confront power and call out injustice directly and emotionally. During the November protests in Peru she repeatedly amplified content against police brutality and governmental abuse, using tags like “#PoliciasAsesinos #PoliciasContraElPueblo #PoliciaAbusiva” and declaring “Renunciaste pero no quedarás impune, maldita basura, PAGARÁS por todo lp que hiciste.”, which reflects moral courage and a readiness to fight. She also mocks and challenges politicians and public figures very bluntly, for example saying “Pelea de inválidos. #debateenchota” and “Dejen de darle importancia a Santos, es solo un payaso más.”, an impulsive, confrontational style typical of Gryffindor. Her frustration with injustice and hypocrisy comes through when she criticizes double standards around family values in “esa es la boble moral de la gente.”, showing a strong inner code she feels compelled to defend publicly. Even in lighter topics like football she reacts with high emotional intensity—“PUTAMARE Cueeva de mierdaaaa” and “GOOOOOOOL MIERDAAAA”—which fits the passionate, dramatic temperament commonly associated with Gryffindor rather than the more reserved or calculating traits of the other houses.

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A fitting song for Annie is Look What You Made Me Do by Taylor Swift, blending pop-culture obsession with sharp, petty social commentary. She explicitly identifies as a Swiftie and reacts intensely to music releases, like when she wrote “No me carga ig, la industria musical lo colapsó. 😭😭😭 #MidnightsTaylorSwift”, showing how central Taylor’s work is to her online persona. The song’s snarky, confrontational attitude mirrors her own sarcastic call-outs of politics and public figures, such as “El Perú yéndose al carajo y estos idiotas con su guerra de izquierda y derecha.” and “Realmente cada día se superan en estupidez.”. Like the song’s narrator, she mixes playful drama with genuine outrage, seen when she rails against abusive authorities and fujiapristas in tweets like “¿Cómo te quedó el ojo fujiaprista?”. Overall, the track’s blend of righteous anger, irony, and melodramatic flair fits her timeline’s mix of political rage, meme culture, and Swiftie passion.

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