Girl A (Nevada-tan) Personality Type, MBTI
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INTP (4w5)
Girl A (Nevada-tan) personality type is INTP, as opposed to the more common I/N or INTJ personalities.
The girl is a genius and seems to know everything, but she does not understand human emotions and relationships at all so she is often nervous and awkward. When she is very nervous she will often panic and become very hard to understand. When her anxiety is too high she may seem to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and she will appear very negative and bored and will often say that she does not enjoy herself. Her personality type is very similar to that of a male INTP, and they are often uncomfortable with their own feminine side and feel that they are somehow less intelligent than INTP males. They often express a desire to be more popular and popular, but often do not understand how to be popular. They may also feel that they are not as smart as their male counterparts, and this can make them uncomfortable with their approach to life.
When her anxiety is low she is a very reliable, responsible person who is able to provide for herself and can even push herself if necessary. She is very driven and works very hard to succeed at anything she does.
Natsumi Tsuji (Born 21 November 1992) more commonly known as Girl A or Nevada-tan is a Japanese female who took her 12-year-old Japanese friend, Satomi Mitarai into an empty classroom and proceeded to slit open her throat and arms with a boxcutter.
The murder of Satomi Mitarai is most commonly known as the "Sasebo slashing" (佐世保小6女児同級生殺害事件 in Japanese) and occurred on June 1, 2004.
This event inspired a following of internet users to cosplay, discuss, and make fan art of her, turning her and the murder into what some may call a meme.
