CHAOS

Special edition
11/04/2026 · No. 24 · Free

The group’s unpaid therapist
Type file

THERAPIST

FKSV · The group’s unpaid therapist

“Send me the screenshots.”

You’re the type to…

  1. 01talk someone through a breakup in 12 voice notes without leaving your blanket
  2. 02know everyone’s love life better than they do
  3. 03cry at three animated films in the same week, and own it
  4. 04turn down any plan that requires wearing jeans
  5. 05give perfect advice… that you never take yourself

What about you?

Take the test

Its 4 axes

  • Crisis · When trouble hits

    F Firefighter

    You act right away, usually in a panic.

    O Ostrich

    If you don’t look, it doesn’t exist.

  • Energy · Your cruising speed

    T Tornado

    14 projects, 3 coffees, 0 breaks.

    K Koala

    Claims to need 22 hours of sleep.

  • Social · Where you recharge

    S Stage

    You need an audience.

    C Cave

    A voice note left unplayed for three days.

  • Emotion · What you let show

    V Volcano

    Everything comes out, right away.

    I Iceberg

    10% visible, 90% underwater.

The numbers

  • 214Dramas solved from bed
  • 0Advice applied to own life
  • 1:47 a.m.Time of last session

The verdict

Your body is in koala mode, but your phone is a 24/7 emergency line. You feel everything, intensely, and you heal everyone else from your bed, between two episodes. Your own life? A case on hold. You charge nothing and you’re fully booked every night.

Useless superpower

Analysing an “ok.” with a full stop and coming up with three solid theories.

Red flag

You have opinions on everyone’s exes. Even the ones you’ve never met.

FAQ

How do you spot a THERAPIST?

They know every drama in the group, reply with voice notes at 1 a.m. and turn down any plan that involves getting dressed.

Who does THERAPIST get along with best?

CHILL: same love of the sofa and of people, and a calm that balances out the feelings.

How do you survive a THERAPIST?

Send them the screenshots, listen to their voice notes until the end and, now and then, ask how they’re doing.

The other types