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Your Simpsons character
The user most closely resembles Moe Szyslak. Moe is defined by deep insecurity, self-loathing, and frequent suicidal ideation, which strongly echoes tweets like “Over 2 years on estrogen and I still look like a guy. Might as well kill myself.” and “I will never be happy”. Like Moe, they feel unattractive and stuck, repeatedly expressing frustration that estrogen hasn’t changed their appearance, as in “Two and a half years and I still look the same as I did before I started this.”. Moe often lashes out and then awkwardly apologizes, similar to “Sorry. I have said some very transphobic things lately. My life sucks at the moment and I took it out on others.”. There’s also a persistent, painful longing to be someone else that never quite resolves, parallel to Moe’s desperate but rarely successful attempts at self-improvement, reflected in tweets like “I hate that estrogen has done absolutely nothing to me.” and “I will never be female.”.

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They read as clearly introverted (I): their tweets focus on internal pain, dysphoria, and solitary struggles rather than social outings, e.g. “Everything just hurts. Fuck my life” and “I really should stop looking at twitter. Every time I see a woman on my timeline it just hurts knowing I'll never be that.”, with no sign of seeking broad social engagement or attention. Their thinking is more intuitive (N) than concrete; even when mentioning specifics (estrogen, syringes, hands), the focus is on meanings and hypotheticals like identity and probability, such as “Why do people not understand statistics? It's less than 1% chance I am trans. It doesn't matter that I take estrogen… The stats tell me I'm a cîs guy so that's what I am.”, and the almost obsessive rumination on what being a woman "means" for them rather than just physical facts. They are strongly feeling (F)-driven: posts are saturated with emotional language, self-loathing, and concern about being a burden, like “Over 2 years on estrogen and I still look like a guy. Might as well kill myself.” and “Sorry. I have said some very transphobic things lately. My life sucks at the moment and I took it out on others. I will be better.”, showing guilt, values, and empathy despite intense distress. Finally, they lean perceiving (P) over judging: their life seems unstructured and reactive (forgetting syringes, running out of estrogen, drastic impulsive statements like “Fuck it. I'm not gonna eat at all the next 7 days.”) rather than methodical planning, and their identity stance shifts back and forth (denying being trans while taking estrogen and seeking bottom surgery) in a way that reflects open-ended, conflicted exploration rather than closed, settled decisions. Taken together, an inward, emotional, idealistic focus on how life should feel, coupled with disorganization and ongoing identity searching, best fits INFP.

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Norway | Trying to debug gender & life with estrogen, statistics, and too much Twitter. Once reused a syringe by accident, still here, still learning.– @toneoftranquil

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The Norwegian aquavit grounds this drink in their 🇳🇴 roots and a sharp, bracing reality that never quite lets up, echoing lines like “Everything just hurts. Fuck my life”. Pink grapefruit juice brings a bittersweet, feminine-leaning brightness that mirrors their longing in tweets like “I will never be female.” and “hate being a man so much”. An absinthe rinse is the ghost of self-doubt and denial, swirling around their insistence that statistics define them in “Why do people not understand statistics? It's less than 1% chance I am trans.” and the mock-certainty of “I'm just a regular cîs guy...”. The salted honey syrup represents tiny moments of softness and apology, like “Sorry. I have said some very transphobic things lately… I will be better.”, adding sweetness that still stings. Finally, a splash of soda water lightens the heaviness, hinting at the fragile hope in “When someone referred to me at work as 'that girl with her desk in the back corner', it felt really nice…”, making the whole thing a fizzy contradiction: strong yet soft, bitter yet quietly craving sweetness.

Your Hogwarts House
Tone shows a strongly analytical, almost over-rational streak that fits Ravenclaw best. They repeatedly try to interpret their own gender feelings through statistics and logic, as in “Why do people not understand statistics? It's less than 1% chance I am trans. It doesn't matter that I take estrogen... The stats tell me I'm a cıs guy so that's what I am.” and the satirical framing in “PROOF THAT I AM A CÌS GUY: * I don't have dysphoria * While I hate being a guy, being a woman is objectively worse in almost every way… * 99% of people are not trans. Therefore I am 99% likely to be cìs.”. They also explicitly critique others’ understanding of math and AI, like “Someone needs to teach the AI about statistics.”, showing a tendency to analyze and nitpick reasoning rather than simply react emotionally. Even in casual replies, they evaluate things thoughtfully, such as their class analysis in “Interesting. I think it'd be more middle class if it had more dishes common in Norway. I had to look up a lot of them to see if it would be something I'd like.”. While there is clear pain and self-loathing, the dominant throughline is a habit of dissecting their situation intellectually, using logic, probabilities, and careful wording—hallmarks of a Ravenclaw mind rather than the emotional impulsiveness of Gryffindor, the nurturing focus of Hufflepuff, or the ambition-centric drive of Slytherin.

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A song that best suits @toneoftranquil is Creep by Radiohead, because so much of their self-image is rooted in feeling wrong in their own body and out of place. They repeatedly express intense self-loathing and dysphoria, saying things like "Over 2 years on estrogen and I still look like a guy. Might as well kill myself." and "Im tired of looking like a man", which resonates strongly with the song’s themes of shame and alienation. The line "I want a perfect body, I want a perfect soul" mirrors their desperate wish for a different body, such as "Need bottom surgery so fucking bad. It's really making me depressed how much I absolutely despise my current set of genitals" and "I wish it was possible to get feminine hand surgery.". They also see themselves as fundamentally different and unacceptable compared to other women online, as shown in "Idk why I keep following trans women on here. Every time I see a picture it just hurts knowing that I would never look that good.". Creep captures the pain of longing to be someone else while believing you are inherently lacking, which underpins many of their tweets.

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