Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Empathetic: Defends others with EDs from judgment, e.g. asking people not to mock safe foods in “Could we maybe not be mean about what people choose to eat when they have an eating disorder?” and calling out dehumanizing fatspo in “It's DISGUSTING when bitches post people to use them as fatspo”.
- Self-aware: Recognizes her own disordered patterns, like wanting to be 'normal about food' in “I want to be normal about food” and worrying that starvation might have harmed her health in “I really hope that whatever is that I have, wasn't caused by me starving myself”.
- Humorous: Uses humor and sarcasm even while struggling, e.g. joking about Baja Blast in “Y'all Americans lied to me about the Baja blast thing, that shit is disgusting” and mocking dramatic discourse in “Dumb people are so funny”.
- Assertive: Speaks up strongly about issues, like calling out people who scare others about movies in “who does this bitch think she is blocking me just because I told her to stop scaring people?” and criticizing fatphobia in “How r u a junkorexic and fatphobic at the same time”.
- Community-minded: Engages with others on edtwt, runs polls, and shares informational posts like “here are things that can be considered bulimia”, and looks for others' wellbeing and opinions in “Mooties this is very important, what do y'all think of the 'trans men can be lesbian discourse?'”.
Weaknesses:
- Self-destructive: Openly endorses harmful behaviors like starvation and purging, e.g. “So back to starving I guess”, “Guys.... Who wants to teach me how to purge....”, and celebrating very low OMAD calories in “269 kcal Omad after a walk”.
- Harshly-selfcritical: Uses extremely negative language about herself and her body, e.g. “recovery made me a fucking fatass so I guess I gotta starve myself again”, “I'm such an ana failure smh”, and “Hating my life I feel so fat rn”.
- Emotionally-volatile: Swings between despair and brief highs, shown by posts like “What the fuck even is life what the actual fuck”, “I hate everything”, and intense distress about weight changes in “I don't know what to do, idk why I'm not losing weight I hate everything”.
- Health-neglecting: Continues harmful restriction despite physical warning signs, like chest pain in “My chest hurts wth 😭”, feeling sick from restricting in “Woke up feeling horrible sick from restricting”, and nausea after minimal intake in “how does even drinking fucking juice make me nauseous”.
- External-validation-seeking: Frequently looks to others to define worth and choices, e.g. asking if her body is 'really that bad' in “Guys is it really that bad....”, wanting people to rate meals in “Rate the meal and guess the cals”, and seeking thinspo in “Guys guys guys guys please give me thinspo/bonespo”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Nellie most closely matches Lisa Simpson: smart, emotionally intense, and constantly overthinking everything about herself and the world. Like Lisa, she’s self-critical and anxious about her body and health, shown in tweets like “I want to be normal about food” and “I really hope that whatever is that I have, wasn't caused by me starving myself”. She also mixes moral conviction with frustration at others’ behavior, such as “Could we maybe not be mean about what people choose to eat when they have an eating disorder?” and “It's DISGUSTING when bitches post people to use them as fatspo, it's denigrating, humiliating, and dehumanizing.”. Her interest in discourse and social issues, like “what do y'all think of the 'trans men can be lesbian discourse?'”, also aligns with Lisa’s tendency to dive into political and ethical debates. Finally, the mix of vulnerability and dark humor in posts like “I’m so tired of not knowing what’s wrong with me” and “Pls pray that i make it” reflects Lisa’s combination of melancholy, idealism, and dramatic flair.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They seem more introverted (I) than extroverted: while they interact with mutuals, most content is personal, inward-focused, and self-reflective (e.g., body image, health, emotions) rather than about large social circles or constant external stimulation, and they often frame things as their own inner struggle, like “I'm so tired of not knowing what's wrong with me”. Their style shows intuition (N) over sensing: though they mention calories and food, they quickly move to meanings and patterns—worrying about long‑term consequences and underlying causes, as in “I really hope that whatever is that I have, wasn't caused by me starving myself”, and commenting on broader community dynamics, like “Could we maybe not be mean about what people choose to eat when they have an eating disorder?”. They read as strongly feeling (F): they defend others’ feelings and dignity (“fat people have feelings because, like I said, they're people”) and get openly emotional about their mom’s behavior (“she hasn't eaten anything in 38/39 hours and i started to cry”), prioritizing empathy and values even when they’re blunt or angry. Finally, they seem more perceiving (P) than judging: their eating patterns are chaotic and crisis‑driven rather than tightly structured, swinging from polls and cravings (“I want to eat somebody help me”) to last‑minute restriction and OMAD plans (“Omad I guess... im seriously about t o have a meltdown”), suggesting reactive, flexible behavior rather than rigid long‑term planning. Taken together—introspective, value‑driven, emotionally expressive, and somewhat unstructured—INFP is the best fit.
Some pickup lines for you
- You can hate Baja Blast, forget the skimmed milk, and still raw-dog matcha on the street, but if we got coffee together I promise the only thing you’d regret is not meeting me sooner.
- You said eating like a ‘normal person’ sucked and starving sucks slightly less… counter-offer: we split a raspberry/cherry dessert at 269 kcal and see if mutual pining burns enough extra to cancel it out.
- You cried when your mom said she hadn’t eaten in 38/39 hours; if we ever talk on the phone, I’m bringing snacks and the hard launch is that I actually want both of us alive and fed enough to keep flirting.
- You hate your new phone, can’t find Pokémon, and still managed a face reveal—so statistically speaking, the next upgrade is you catching *me* and flexing that you pulled a shiny 40+ enthusiast in your mentions.
- You said you’ll have ‘lots of medical storytimes’ soon—how about a plot twist where the next chapter is us rating cherry pies and tomato dishes together instead of fasting and OMAD meltdowns?
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Your new Twitter bio
Nellie, 18. Part-time raspberry critic, full-time navigating health, politics & pop culture. Once got nauseous from juice—still showed up to vote.– @whinymerlot
Your signature cocktail
Whiny Merlot & Raspberry Meltdown
This cocktail starts with raspberry purée and lemon juice for that mix of softness and sharp self-awareness, nodding to “raspberry lover” in the bio and the emotional swings in “I hate everything”. Dry rosé stands in for your username’s merlot—still wine-girl-coded but lighter and more fragile, a wink to “Tried to eat like a normal person for a while and I hated it. So back to starving I guess”. A drizzle of matcha syrup references your caffeine survival mode in “Raw dogging this matcha with soy milk and no sugar so I don't pass out on the street”, giving jittery, sleep-deprived energy. The salted caramel liqueur is tiny but intense, like the dark humor in “Pls pray that i make it” and “Kill me rn”. Finally, sparkling water and lime keep it light and fizzy rather than heavy and boozy, mirroring your wish to feel “normal” around food in “I want to be normal about food” while still staying experimental and a bit chaotic like “Hungry, feeling like shit, and wanting a 40+ y/o hot man”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Nellie shows a strong Hufflepuff core of fairness, care for others, and emotional loyalty, even while struggling. She actively defends kindness within edtwt, for example asking people to respect others' safe foods in “Could we maybe not be mean about what people choose to eat when they have an eating disorder?” and calling out the dehumanizing use of people as fatspo in “It's DISGUSTING when bitches post people to use them as fatspo”. Her empathy also appears when she gets upset about her mom not eating and immediately breaks down in “she hasn't eaten anything in 38/39 hours and i started to cry and had to hung up on her”, which reflects deep concern rather than detachment. Even inside a toxic community, she pushes for nuance and fairness, as when she criticizes both fatphobia and "ana girls deserve to die" rhetoric in that same fatspo tweet thread. While she has flashes of sarcasm and anger, they are grounded in a strong sense of what is and isn’t fair to others, which is quintessentially Hufflepuff rather than purely ambitious, cerebral, or thrill-seeking.
Your movie
Your song
this is me trying - Taylor Swift
A well‑fitting song for Nellie is “this is me trying” by Taylor Swift. She openly loves Taylor, saying “I love my edtwt account because there's no Taylor hate in my tl”, so a Taylor track already aligns with her interests. The song’s central themes—exhaustion, self‑blame, and quietly fighting to stay afloat—mirror her struggles with restriction and relapse, like “Tried to eat like a normal person for a while and I hated it. So back to starving I guess, which I also hate but just a little bit less” and “I want to be normal about food”. Lines about feeling like a failure resonate with tweets such as “I'm such an ana failure smh” and “I'm so tired of not knowing what's wrong with me”. Despite her harsh self‑talk, she keeps pushing through medical issues and emotional crashes—captured in posts like “Pls pray that i make it”—which echoes the song’s quiet refrain that even showing up and trying still counts as effort. Overall, the song’s vulnerable confession of pain and perseverance fits both her personality and the ongoing battle she documents on her timeline.
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