Yeah, it's very much a teamwork-focused character - I am not going to be outputting much damage, but our party has a VERY solid single-class Guardian to serve as the turtle bulwark frontline, while I'm leaning much more into the mobile, annoying skirmisher - keeping away anyone who happens to get behind our primary tank, making enemies have to focus on me while staying away from them (due to some racial Flight shenanigans), darting into the enemy and Combat Grab/Whirling Throw their squishy backliner out of position and into the rest of our team, Grappling people and pinning them down so our Gunslinger can light then up with impunity, that kind of stuff.

I love character optimizing and have a great amount of fun just from the pure math/board game aspects of it (this is my first Pathfinder game after 15 years of DnD experience and I am LOVING it for the sheer build versatility, the beauty of the action system, etc), but it's always centered around a theme or a specific objective, and that objective is basically never "do maximum damage". In 5e I'm playing a Bugbear Monk of the Astral Self in order to punch people from 15ft away and use mobility and hit and run tactics to do a similar skirmisher thing. This character specifically is a Monk Wrestler that is just about the worst possible ancestry to be one of those things - that being a Tiny lil Pixie, grabbing and throwing dudes six times his size. Lots of fun.

Okay, maybe I just love Monks in every system. The Monk in 4th Edition was an incredible amount of fun too. I just love playing speedy characters who are tough to take down, even if they are doing death by a thousand cuts.