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Your Simpsons character
They most closely match Lisa Simpson: bookish, politically engaged, outspoken, and often frustrated with how unfair and ignorant the world is. Like Lisa, they are a voracious reader and very articulate about literature, sharing wrap-ups and reviews such as their Anna Karenina and El maestro y Margarita comments, and getting genuinely excited about fantasy recs and classics (“volver a releer la comunidad del anillo es reencontrarme con mi amor por gandalf…”, “dios que librazo no saben lo que envidio a la gente que tiene la oportunidad de leerlo por primera vez”). They have strong leftist, feminist, and pro‑Palestine views and argue them passionately, for example when talking about boycotts and cultural complicity (“hacer boicot funciona… ser congruentes con los ideales políticos también importa”) and denouncing double standards around motherhood and gender roles (“una mujer llega a decir que la maternidad la hizo miserable y la cuelgan en la plaza…”). Their anger at injustice is very Lisa-esque, whether they’re calling out fascism in music fandoms (“ser facho es una enfermedad mental”) or criticizing US and Israeli state violence (“cuando el pueblo palestino actúa lo tachan de terrorismo, así que no hay poronga que les venga bien”). At the same time, their nerdy enthusiasm for chemistry studies, games like Disco Elysium and Stardew Valley, and hyper-specific reading stats gives them the same earnest, slightly overachieving vibe Lisa has when she’s juggling saxophone practice, advanced classes, and causes she cares about.

Your MBTI personality Type
They seem more introverted: most tweets revolve around solitary activities like reading, studying chemistry, gaming (Stardew Valley, Disco Elysium, RDR2), and online discourse rather than in‑person socializing, and their humor is self-contained and introspective, e.g. joking about their calculator as their “longest relationship” in “se terminó mi relación más larga (le tuve que cambiar la pila a la calculadora)” and about hiding from the world after passing all exams in “oficialmente aprobé todo este año 💋💋💋 no me sacan de mi cuarto hasta marzo”. They strongly favor intuition (N): they constantly discuss themes, systems, and implications rather than surface facts—e.g. critiquing how fantasy handles oppression in “la trilogía de la tierra fragmentada pq siento q es genial para fans de mistborn que quieren una historia más oscura, adulta, y donde los grupos oprimidos SÍ+” and relating Clarice Lispector to AI in “esto lo escribió lispector en 1970 pero bien podría ser un texto actual hablando sobre el auge de la inteligencia artificial…”. They are clearly feeling (F)-dominated but with sharp edges: arguments are grounded in moral outrage, empathy for oppressed groups, and feminist perspectives, as in “hacer boicot funciona… ser congruentes con los ideales políticos también importa en cosas como estas” and their defense of Billie Eilish’s political stances in “el odio contra billie es tan forzado porque les molesta que use sus redes y su voz para expresarse contra situaciones políticas graves…”. At the same time, they prefer judging (J): they value consistency, commitment, and structure—tracking reading with Storygraph in “estoy leyendo cuatro páginas locas por día únicamente para completar el reto de storygraph de leer todos los días de enero”, setting alarms for course registrations in “este año curso una materia en fcea… yo re nerviosa me puse una alarma y todo”, and having strong, organized opinions on authors and media like Sanderson in “hay libros de fantasía de 300 páginas infinitamente más complejos que cualquier saga de sanderson…”. Overall, an INFJ fit emerges: an introverted, idealistic, theory‑oriented moral critic who structures their life around values, reading, and education, and uses intense emotional language to defend those values in public discourse.

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Chemistry student in Uruguay 📚🎧 Reads Tolstoy, Tolkien & Clarice between exams. Once synced book reviews with Christmas by accident and never recovered.– @vientosolarr

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This drink starts with smoky mezcal for the unapologetic fire and political bite in her rants about classism, Palestine, and fascism, like when she says “ser facho es una enfermedad mental” and calls out people to boycott artists complicit with genocide in “ser congruentes con los ideales políticos también importa en cosas como estas”. Yerba mate syrup brings a soft sweetness and caffeine kick that nods to her being from Uruguay and grinding through chemistry, partials, and statistics while tweeting things like “dos parciales más y soy libre al finnnnn”. The grapefruit juice adds a sharp, slightly bitter brightness, mirroring her mix of tenderness for books and characters with the sour honesty of tweets like “y a vos que chota te importa si quiero hacer 20 listas y gráficos en excel”. A dash of chili-tincture bitters represents the sudden caps-lock outbursts and lethal one-liners such as “TE AMO KIM LA CONCHA DE LA LORAAAAAAA” and “se terminó mi relación más larga (le tuve que cambiar la pila a la calculadora)”. Finally, the edible flower garnish nods to her dreamy, bookish bio of being a “hija de la luna y de una estrella fugaz 💐” and the way she tenderly worships literature and characters in tweets like “te amo mijaíl bulgakov me cambiaste la vida para siempre” and “volver a releer la comunidad del anillo es reencontrarme con mi amor por gandalf”. This is a strong, slightly bitter, but ultimately luminous cocktail—perfect for drinking iced while ranting about cosmere discourse and posting wrap ups like “wrap up ; enero ✶ ⋆ ˚。𖦹 ⋆。°✩”.

Your Hogwarts House
Cam reads as a strong mix of traits, but the dominant pattern is Gryffindor outspokenness and moral bravery. She repeatedly throws herself head‑first into incendiary debates to defend her principles: she calls out complicity with “the genocidal state of Israel” and urges boycotts in “hacer boicot funciona, no apoyar a artistas, empresas, etc que con su dinero siguen beneficiando al estado genocida de israel también funciona”, openly mocks U.S. hypocrisy about Palestine in “cuando el pueblo palestino actúa lo tachan de terrorismo, así que no hay poronga que les venga bien”, and defends Billie Eilish for using her platform politically in “les molesta que use SUS REDES… y SU PLATA para donaciones… la odian más a ella q a famosos q no se les mueve un”. Her style is intensely confrontational and impulsive: she roasts classism in “metanse el puto clasismo en el centro del orto, la cultura latina ES alegre y les va a doler hasta el día que se mueran”, dives into gender and body‑image politics in “qué vocación tienen para ser unas mierdas que… INVENTAR inseguridades y estándares de belleza nuevos, internate ya fue”, and taunts fandom haters with “en efecto me fui a dormir y me desperté funada por los fandersons!!!” rather than backing down. She undeniably has Ravenclaw traits—studying chemistry, obsessing over literature, and making analytical critiques like “hay libros de fantasía de 300 páginas infinitamente más complejos que cualquier saga de sanderson”—but the way she wields that intellect is as a sword, not a shield. Her instinct is to stand up loudly for what she believes is just, even at the cost of conflict or being “canceled,” which is archetypal Gryffindor courage rather than Ravenclaw detachment or Slytherin self‑preservation.

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The song American Idiot fits them because of its furious, politically conscious anger at fascism, media, and U.S. imperialism, which matches their tone and values. They explicitly reference the album and its politics, saying “dios mio lo recontra pelotudo q hay q ser para no entender el mensaje de CUALQUIER canción del american idiot y/o de rage against the machine, ser facho es una enfermedad mental”. Their timeline is full of sharp critiques of genocide, U.S. hypocrisy, and classism, like “hacer boicot funciona, no apoyar a artistas, empresas, etc que con su dinero siguen beneficiando al estado genocida de israel también funciona” and “los gringos en general son la tibieza personificada pero desde cuándo es + importante perseguir a una cantante por sus opiniones políticas cuando un órgano gubernamental está matando a TU gente en la calle”. The song’s rejection of mindless nationalism and propaganda mirrors their contempt for reactionary takes and sanitized politics, as seen when they mock people who are offended by frank language and prefer “cute” censorship in “realmente tienen el cerebro tan atrofiado por querer censurar de forma cute palabras fuertes q ahora les da un ataque de ansiedad cuando alguien las usa”. In both the song and their tweets, there’s a mix of rage, sarcasm, and deep political commitment that makes American Idiot a natural soundtrack for them.

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