Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-aware: Openly describes their identity and comfort with it, e.g., “Does anyone else feel so comfortable in their identity as a queer person that they feel kind of alienated…” and their aromantic bio.
- Passionate: Shows strong emotional investment in media and characters, like “QIFREY YOU KNOW YOU CANT BE HAPPY GET STRESSED NOW” and “Oh Gabimaru I missed you I missed you Gabimaru”.
- Humorous: Uses playful, absurd scenarios such as the world-join story: “joined my world as a Mannekin in the horse outfit shouted NEIHHHH… 'I feel the power within Thou completed thy day' and left”.
- Opinionated: States firm views on media analysis, e.g., “NOT KNOWING IS PART OF THE HORROR… MAKE YOUR THEORIES BUT YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHICH IS CORRECT”.
- Analytical: Engages critically with storytelling choices, like discussing Rerir’s redemption in “I'm very very conflicted on them redeeming Rerir I don't hate it,in fact I like a lot of what I'm reading but also there's a lot I dislike”.
Weaknesses:
- Harshness: Tends to phrase disagreements strongly, such as “Guys Akash has always been white I'm sorry but you can't just show me a very clearly white man in the shadows and tell me he's dark skinned”.
- Overreactive: Uses extreme language for frustration, e.g., “If I see one more person acting like there is a correct answer to what is happening in Blair Witch I'm going to SCREAM”.
- Fatalistic: Expresses despair dramatically about media, such as “Finished Witch Hat Ateleir I no longer want to live”.
- Judgmental: Frames preferences or interpretations as obviously wrong, e.g., dismissing narrative timing in “no shit there's three we just saw them get with the times Sandrome”.
- Conflict-prone: Language sometimes escalates into aggressive phrasing, such as “I'm going to kill you Shang De”, even if joking.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user aligns most with Lisa Simpson, who is passionate, introspective, and very online-fandom-coded in a modern way. They dive deeply into media analysis and moral ambiguity—like being "very very conflicted" about a character’s redemption arc in “I'm very very conflicted on them redeeming Rerir I don't hate it,in fact I like a lot of what I'm reading but also there's a lot I dislike”—which echoes Lisa’s tendency to overthink stories and ethics. Their strong, slightly pedantic stance on horror theory in “If I see one more person acting like there is a correct answer to what is happening in Blair Witch I'm going to SCREAM NOT KNOWING IS PART OF THE HORROR NOT KNOWING IS WHAT MAKES IT SCARY MAKE YOUR THEORIES BUT YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHICH OS CORRECT” is very Lisa-like in its mix of frustration and intellectual passion. They also reflect Lisa’s self-awareness and queerness-adjacent identity exploration when they say “Does anyone else feel so comfortable in their identity as a queer person that they feel kind of alienated from everyone else who struggled?”. On top of that, their dramatic emotional reactions to fiction—like “Finished Witch Hat Ateleir I no longer want to live”—mirror Lisa’s tendency to feel everything intensely about books, shows, and causes.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They read as more introverted: their tweets center on media, games, and internal reactions rather than real‑life socializing, and even their funniest story is about a random in‑game encounter, told from an observer’s lens rather than as a social butterfly’s brag, e.g. “tell me why a person joined my world as a Mannekin in the horse outfit shouted NEIHHHH… and left”. Their focus is strongly intuitive, gravitating toward interpretations, themes, and meta rather than concrete details—see how they fixate on story structure and implications in “the conversation with the Moon Goddesses should have happened after Sandrome told us there were three… now that conversation is completely useless” and on ambiguity as horror in “NOT KNOWING IS PART OF THE HORROR… MAKE YOUR THEORIES BUT YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHICH IS CORRECT”. They lean feeling over thinking: their language is emotion-heavy (“I no longer want to live,” “I'm so scared,” “I missed you so much”), and they talk openly about queer identity and aro experience in a personal, values‑driven way, as in “It feels odd to me to hear about how other aros struggled… when it was so easy for me”. Their style is more perceiving than judging: they express mixed, unresolved takes instead of firm conclusions (“I'm very very conflicted on them redeeming Rerir… there's a lot I dislike”), they lean into chaos and surprise in media and games (“If I see one more person acting like there is a correct answer… NOT KNOWING IS WHAT MAKES IT SCARY”), and their posting is reactive and spontaneous, driven by feelings in the moment. Altogether, an inwardly focused, highly interpretive, emotionally expressive, and flexible attitude toward stories and identity lines up best with INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- You say Operas’ gender identity is your gender identity—does that mean if I romance you it counts as performance art, or am I just lucky enough to share a stage with you?
- If someone joined my world as a Mannekin in the horse outfit and shouted NEIHHHH, I’d still say the wildest thing in my lobby would be my crush on the shockingly aromantic he/they/it named ▲△Vulcan.•♡.
- You’re over there calmly accepting that you’re aromantic while everyone else is having a crisis, and honestly? That confidence is hotter than any canon ship you’ve declared—Dainsleif x Rerir included.
- You begging Qifrey to be stressed and laughing at Paimon panicking while Dottore flirts with the Traveler makes sense now—clearly you just have a thing for disasters, so hi, I’m available.
- You can play Resident Evil with spooky doors, finish Witch Hat Atelier and say you no longer want to live, and still scream about Gabimaru and Tsuki—if you ever need a co-op partner to hold your hand through horror and fandom pain, I volunteer as your emotional support NPC.
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Queer nerd dissecting games, horror & ships. Once complimented a Mannekin in a horse outfit; they declared their power complete and vanished.– @VulcanLewi23151
Your signature cocktail
The Shockingly Aromantic Moon Rail
This drink starts with a smoky mezcal base for their horror-loving, slightly unhinged vibe, like being ready to “SCREAM NOT KNOWING IS PART OF THE HORROR” in Blair Witch (“If I see one more person acting like there is a correct answer to what is happening in Blair Witch I'm going to SCREAM NOT KNOWING IS PART OF THE HORROR NOT KNOWING IS WHAT MAKES IT SCARY MAKE YOUR THEORIES BUT YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHICH OS CORRECT”). Lavender-honey syrup adds a soft, comforting sweetness that mirrors their vulnerable side asking, “Can someone hold my hand I'm playing the first resident evil and this door is making spooky noises and I'm scared” (“Can someone hold my hand I'm playing the first resident evil and this door is making spooky noises and I'm scared”). Blackberry liqueur represents their love for dramatic, emotionally intense stories and characters like Qifrey and Rerir, who leave them saying “Finished Witch Hat Ateleir I no longer want to live” (“Finished Witch Hat Ateleir I no longer want to live”) and “I'm very very conflicted on them redeeming Rerir I don't hate it,in fact I like a lot of what I'm reading but also there's a lot I dislike” (“I'm very very conflicted on them redeeming Rerir I don't hate it,in fact I like a lot of what I'm reading but also there's a lot I dislike”). A dash of absinthe reflects their chaotic, fandom-deep-diving brain that gleefully declares “Dainsleif x Rerir is canon guys” (“Dainsleif x Rerir is canon guys ”) and obsesses over niche favs like Deanreldy (“I love Deanreldy but I've seen nothing online about him please post more Denreldy fanart ”). Finally, an activated charcoal & silver glitter rim nods to their extraterrestrial queer confidence and celestial fandom energy—someone whose PFP is “✧He/They/It✧ Shockingly Aromantic ✧” and who’s always ready for the next world or rail to unlock (“Astral Express's next destination🚂✨ #Planarcadia My favorite character is ＿人人人人＿ ＞ Ashveil ＜ ￣Y^Y^Y^Y￣ ignore the first one La Mancha is all that matters #HSRNewWorldUnlocked Are you ready to become Aha? 🔥🕺 ”).
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their tweets show a very analytical, theory-focused way of engaging with media, which is strongly aligned with Ravenclaw. For example, they critique story structure and narrative choices in detail, like when they complain about pacing and information delivery in a questline: “Highkey the conversation with the Moon Goddesses should have happened after Sandrome told us there were three because now that conversation is completely useless for us to see no shit there's three we just saw them get with the times Sandrome”. They also emphasize the conceptual core of horror rather than just vibes, insisting on the importance of ambiguity in Blair Witch: “NOT KNOWING IS PART OF THE HORROR NOT KNOWING IS WHAT MAKES IT SCARY MAKE YOUR THEORIES BUT YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHICH OS CORRECT”. Their reflection on queer identity is introspective and philosophical rather than purely emotional, as seen when they examine their experience versus others’ with nuance: “Does anyone else feel so comfortable in their identity as a queer person that they feel kind of alienated from everyone else who struggled?”. Even their fandom engagement tends to be meta-textual—debating character interpretations, redemption arcs, and ship dynamics—such as their mixed, thought-out reaction to a character’s redemption: “I'm very very conflicted on them redeeming Rerir I don't hate it,in fact I like a lot of what I'm reading but also there's a lot I dislike”. This pattern of dissecting stories, exploring theory, and reflecting on identity marks them most clearly as a Ravenclaw rather than primarily driven by bravery, loyalty, or ambition.
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Girls/Girls/Boys - Panic! At The Disco
Girls/Girls/Boys fits them because it’s unapologetically queer, confident, and a bit chaotic in how it treats love and attraction, which matches their playful bio of “Marrying multiple men” and “Shockingly Aromantic.” The song’s theme of fluid, unconventional attraction mirrors how they delight in ships and dynamics, like calling Varcole “really cute” even if it’s not their top ship in “Highkey Varcole is really cute I don't mind it is it my favorite Varka or Nicole ships? no but it's cute”. Their comfort and pride in their own identity, especially when they say “Does anyone else feel so comfortable in their identity as a queer person that they feel kind of alienated from everyone else who struggled?”, echoes the song’s self-accepting, “this is who I am” energy. The dramatic, fandom-heavy tone of their timeline—like screaming about horror, games, and characters in “If I see one more person acting like there is a correct answer to what is happening in Blair Witch I'm going to SCREAM” and “Finished Witch Hat Ateleir I no longer want to live”—also matches the theatrical flair of Panic! At The Disco’s style. Overall, it captures their mix of queer pride, nontraditional approach to romance, and dramatic fandom passion.
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