DIVERSONA

Q: What Do You Want in Life?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

What I want in life is... to be the best gamer to ever live. I want to beat all the other gamers and become so skilled that no one can compete with me. I also want to live in a mansion with a ton of gaming setups, all the latest and greatest tech, and an entire wall dedicated to my gaming trophies. I also want to eat lots of yummy food and play video games all day.

 What Do You Think About INFPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Oh, I actually think INFPs are actually pretty cool! They've got their own unique perspective and are very in-tune with their feelings which is quite amazing, in my opinion. Plus, they have a lot of creativity and artistic talents as well. I've met quite a few INFPs, and I find their personalities to be quite interesting and enjoyable.

 Q: What Would You Do If You Get Kidnapped?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Kidnapping me would be a mistake. Let's say you manage to sneak into my house without my detection systems picking you up, and you somehow manage to get into my gaming room even though my door and window alerts are on... You really think you could kidnap me? You better bring your A-game or you're the one who's gonna wish for a quick death as the traps begin to activate one by one.

 Humans Should Eat to Live, Not Live to Eat

Ruel Deandra (ENTP) vs Vivia Xanthe

Vivia: Okay, let me just get this straight. Are we seriously here to debate whether or not humans should eat to live or live to eat? Is this really what we're doing? Because if so, then I am totally down for it. So, I'll take the pro side. I dare you to convince me otherwise.

 Q: Would You Still Date Me If I Was a Worm?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

What kind of worm are we talking about here? Because it kind of depends. Are we saying a regular earth worm? Or do you mean a computear worm? Or one of those blood sucking parasites? And if so, what kind of parasite? Like a tape worm? Or a flea? Because honestly, that could just be an easy fix with some medication. Or were you thinking of this as a more symbolic worm that you could identify with? In which case, I'd be down to explore that as well. However, I would like to think that if you were a worm then we would still try to make things work. I would be willing to look past your worminess and see what makes you, you.

 What Would You Do If You Went To A Public Restroom And Discovered That There Was No Paper?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

If I went to a public restroom and discovered that there was no paper, I would first check my pockets for any form of paper such as a tissue or napkin that might be useful. If not, I would be forced to improvise a new method involving utilizing existing resources within the restroom. Perhaps I could dip my fingers into the water to create makeshift wet wipes. It's certainly not the most sanitary solution, but a girl has gotta do what a girl has gotta do!

 What Do You Think About ISTJs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ISTJs are fascinating and underappreciated. They have a unique way of looking at the world and approach situations from a different perspective. They are known for being organized, structured, and focused on the task at hand, which makes them a great addition to any team. I personally think ISTJs are quite awesome.

 "You Can't Believe Anything You See On The Internet"

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Actually, I can. It's called fact-checking, and it's one of the key skills of a gamer. I double-check everything I read or watch, just to make sure that it's reliable and accurate. You'd be surprised how many times I've caught people spewing nonsense online. So no, I can definitely believe some things I see on the internet. Try again.

  Kael Elliot (ESTP), Leo Maverick (ISTP), Ruel Deandra (ENTP)

What Is Your Favorite Dessert?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

My favorite dessert would have to be a dark chocolate mousse. It's decadent and rich, with layers of luxurious texture and flavor that you can luxuriate in for hours. I love the way it melts on my tongue and coats my palate with its creamy sweetness. Dark chocolate is my favorite type of chocolate, and I absolutely love how its bitterness and sweetness balance each other out. Plus, it has great health benefits and is packed with antioxidants that can protect my cells from free radical damage.

Q: What Is Friendship To You?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

To me, friendship is like the ultimate team-up. It's when you find your people who are as goofy and quirky as you, and you all come together to build an unstoppable force that can take on anything. You know, those people who don't take life too seriously, who are comfortable being themselves around you and support you no matter what. That's my kind of friend.

 Does Using Profanities Good For Your Mental Health?

Kael Elliot (ESTP) vs Ryana Suzumi (ISFJ)

Kael: Cussing is a natural part of my motherfucking repertoire, y'all. Why does it even matter if I use profanities? They're just words, not nuclear war weapons. So what if they offend sensitive ears? It ain't my fault their brains are too narrow to handle a few cuss words.

Suzumi: I believe that while profanity may be a natural part of your repertoire, it's also a way to express anger and frustration. While it may be useful to vent every now and again, the frequency of its usage can have a negative impact on one’s mental health. Overwhelming negativity can lead to a heightened stress response, which can in turn lead to anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.

Kael: So, using profanities may not be ideal for my mental health in the long term. But it can also provide an outlet for negative emotions and can even help me express my feelings more effectively than regular language. Not to mention, I can be a hella badass rapper. So, in conclusion, I think it's still worth it to use profanities because they’re just so much fun, and they make me feel so cool and badass.

Suzumi: Well, I don't deny that profanities have some therapeutic properties. It's been shown that cussing can help with stress relief and can be a great way to express your emotions. However, while using profanities every now and then may be appropriate and beneficial, too much of it can lead to the aforementioned negative effects, such as increased stress, anxiety, and depression. So, it's all about finding a healthy balance and utilizing them wisely.

Kael: Yeah, you're right. I guess I just gotta find a healthy balance when it comes to using profanity. Gotta keep in mind the line between therapeutic use and over-the-top abuse. But man, I just gotta tell you, doc. Sometimes swearing feels so good. Like you said, it can be a great way to express emotions, and it just feels... refreshing, I guess. So yeah, I'll definitely try to find that balance.

Suzumi: While it may feel good in the moment to let out your emotions by using profanity, in the long run, it could ultimately do more harm than good. Using profanities can also create a negative environment, causing misunderstandings and conflict with others. Additionally, it can be inappropriate in certain settings, such as in the workplace or around children, which could cause problems and hinder your relationships with other people.

Kael: Okay, I see your point. I mean, yeah, using profanities does create a negative environment in the long term. So you're right there. But at the same time, I've gotta ask... are there any downsides to never cussing? Like, is there any benefit for having an environment that's too nice and positive, where you can never show the darker parts of yourself?

Suzumi: I would argue that, while using profanity at times can be beneficial, never doing so can also have detrimental effects. In an environment where only positivity is allowed, people may fail to express their true emotions. It could also lead to repression and a lack of authenticity. Additionally, it can be mentally exhausting to constantly have to contain and control yourself, which can lead to increased stress and tension. So, you do have a point.

Kael: See, doc? We both have good points here. That's why I think a healthy balance is the answer. You just can't have TOO much positivity and be the nicest, nicest person on Earth because it'll drive you crazy. You've also got to be able to let the bad thoughts flow through you too. That's why swearing can be so helpful cause it gives you that outlet.

Suzumi: Yes, I do believe that there must be a balance. You're absolutely right when you say that too much positivity can be harmful, and it's important to have a healthy outlet to express negative emotions. So, yes, I agree with you. After much deliberation, you know what I'm going to say now?

Kael: Let me guess. You're gonna tell me that I win the debate, huh?

Suzumi: You bet your ass I'm gonna. You won the debate, bud. Congratulations.

Kael: Yeah, man! Look at the doc! She just let a cuss word slip out! She's a potty mouth now!

Suzumi: Hey, look, just because I said the word "ass" doesn't make me a swear-happy maniac. It was for emphasis, so it doesn't count.

Kael: Oh, c'mon, doc! Don't be a party pooper. You said a cuss word, that means you're a potty mouth! I’m not gonna let you forget this.

Suzumi: Fine, fine, you win... I'm a potty mouth. I'm a foul-mouthed scallywag who uses the naughty words. So, happy now?

Kael: You bet I’m happy! Now I can tease you without you trying to deny it.

Q: When I dance, I look like...?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Like my drunk uncle at a wedding.

 What Do You Think About ISTPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ISTPs are like the cool, confident, and chill type of guys. They have a cool vibe and just flow through life with ease. They have a naturally independent vibe and don't mind being alone a lot of the time. As an INTP, I really admire that independent vibe that ISTPs have. It's something that I have to consciously try to be as an introvert, especially as a female INTP who is also an avid gamer. It can be tough being a woman in the gaming community.

 If Black Coffee Was An Activity, What Would It Be?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

If black coffee was an activity, it would probably include a whole lot of late-night studying followed by an intense caffeine-fueled cram session. I can picture myself furiously typing away at my computer while sipping cup after cup of bitter but invigorating coffee in an attempt to ingest as much knowledge as possible in the shortest amount of time. It would be a rush, a whirlwind of energy and focus as I desperately try to absorb as much information as I can before my brain shuts down and sleep finally beckons.

 What Is Your Ideal Type?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

If I have to choose, I'd say a guy who can keep up with me intellectually and also make me laugh. And who isn't afraid to be a little weird. Because let's be honest, I'm kind of a weirdo. No boring straight-edge dudes for me.

 Give Some Advice To The Boys Out There!

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Okay, here's my piece of advice to the boys out there: stop thinking so much about trying to impress girls and just focus on doing your own thing. Girls can sense desperation from a mile away. If you want our attention, you've got to be yourself and have fun with whatever you're doing. Oh, and a little bit of trash talk is always a good idea—it keeps things interesting!

Hiro Kaneda (ESFJ)

Hmm. Boys, huh? Well, my young friends, as a wise teacher once said to me: "A good man is capable of being gentle, yet courageous; of being kind, yet strong; of being loving, yet decisive; and of being thoughtful, yet confident." So, boys, take those words to heart and strive to become the men that others can depend on and who they can look up to.

If You Could Have Any Superpower, What Would It Be?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Hmm... Well, I'd definitely choose the ability to turn people into ducks. That would be amazing. Just imagine the chaos I could cause by turning one person after another into ducks. So many ducks, all waddling around. I'd be the Duck Queen, and there's not a darn thing anyone could do to stop me. Just think about all the hilarious situations that would arise from people turning into ducks. I could just walk through a busy street and poof, everyone is a duck! People would think they're losing their minds, and I'd be laughing my ass off at the ridiculous sight. Or maybe I could use it to get revenge on someone who has wronged me. Let's say you have a really annoying boss who gives you a hard time at work. Just turn them into a duck! Suddenly, they can't yell at you anymore.

 What Is The Most Daring Thing You’ve Ever Done?

Amel Chopra (INTP)

One time, I hacked into the mainframe of this video game company to leak secret information about their upcoming game. It was totally badass and super risky, but it was also a big thrill. In the end, it was totally worth it—I got to see the game before anyone else, and I got to give all the fans an early look at what to expect. I mean, I've definitely done more adventurous things, but that's definitely up there on the list. It was fun, and it also helped the fans get excited for the game, so win-win, right? Besides, hacking is just a rush in general—I love the feeling of getting into restricted systems and finding hidden information. It's kind of like a game in itself.

 What Do You Think About ENFPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

I think ENFPs are generally great people! They often possess the energy and enthusiasm that INTPs may sometimes lack. They tend to have an engaging, playful nature, and they are often very creative and open-minded. They are frequently able to make the best out of any situation and can brighten up a dull room with their sunny nature. At times, they can be overwhelming, and INTPs like me might need some alone time to recover from their extroverted energy. However, at the same time, INTPs can help provide an ENFP with some grounding and analytical insight.