Cafeteria Hangout Moby (ORTI)

Type Code: ORTI ｜ Japanese Code: gayamiu

"Feeling good is what matters most." Enjoys the present moment over showing off.

Your School Character Analysis

The Cafeteria Hangout Moby is the most "natural" type in school. Looking good matters, but when you're not feeling it, you don't force it. Your own pace, your own vibe. Instagram-worthy moments matter less than enjoying right now.

Being yourself without trying—that's your charm.

🎬 Sound Familiar?

Chatting with friends in front of the cafeteria is the most relaxing time. Looking good matters, but when you're not feeling it, you don't force it.

"Let's all go take purikura!" doesn't work if you're not in the mood—"I'll pass today" you can say. You don't want to break your pace just for social obligations.

😣 When Things Get Tough

Going with feelings means plans can get messy. "Suddenly can't make it" can make you feel bad for the other person.

Low-interest situations show obvious low energy—temperature gaps happen. "You seem low energy today" is awkward.

👀 How Others See You

Positive Impressions:

• "Natural" "Easy to be around"
• "Not forcing anything feels good"
• "Easy to invite" "Good company"

Common Misunderstandings:

• "Moody" "Unpredictable"
• "Energy fluctuates a lot"
• "Cold when not interested"

In reality, you just value your own pace. Not forcing yourself is self-protection.

✨ Strengths

Natural Charm

Not dressing up means you're not tiring to be around. You have the power to put others at ease.

Good at Hanging Out

Good at both joining and inviting. Smooth social rotation.

Protecting Your Own Pace

Not swayed—you value your own mood. That's the secret to staying healthy long-term.

⚡ Things to Watch Out For

Plan Management

Going with feelings is fine, but keep promises. Sudden cancellations can damage trust.

Temperature Gap Consideration

Even in low-interest situations, give minimum reactions. Some people feel ignored.

Try Forcing Yourself Sometimes

Your pace matters, but going with the flow sometimes leads to new discoveries.

💼 Suitable Roles & Activities

• Casual friend groups
• Hobby circles (relaxed)
• Shopping, cafe hopping
• Casual event participation
• Everyday social media posting

🔄 Compatible Types

Purikura Sharing Moby (ORTP): Fun together. Respect each other's pace.

After School Quick Reply Moby (ORLI): Both have strong personal compasses. Comfortable no-pressure relationship.

📝 Growth Tips

When you start feeling "others' reactions matter," that's a sign of curiosity about a new world. Keeping your pace while sometimes riding others' energy might lead to unexpected fun.

Being yourself is a wonderful talent. But sometimes stepping up reveals new sides of yourself.

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→ If you feel "others' reactions matter," you might be a Purikura Sharing Moby.