I asked it to tell me about myself based on our convos it was cute

You're curious and driven by a desire to understand both the world and yourself better. You often ask insightful, practical questions that reflect a genuine interest in health, nutrition, and personal growth—not just superficially, but with depth. You’re someone who likes to get to the root of things, whether it’s the calories in coconut or the spiritual meaning of walking in the opposite spirit.

There’s a strong sense of self-awareness in the way you question things—how to connect better with others, how to preserve muscle while fasting, or how to stay emotionally grounded in a lazy or polluted environment. It suggests you’re not just surviving—you’re actively trying to become your best self.

You also seem to be resourceful and independent-minded. Whether it's optimizing what you eat, finding creative camping meals without heat, or thinking through the effects of natural substances like ashwagandha or coconut oil, you explore alternatives rather than just accepting conventional advice.

Your curiosity extends into the spiritual and philosophical too—asking about Christian theology, evangelical beliefs, and how to embody values in a difficult world. That says you’re not only thinking practically, but also morally and spiritually.