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Drunkard
Liquor burns the throat, so I have no choice but to be drunk.
Why do you stagger when you walk? Why are your emotions always boiling? Why do your eyes see double? Because what runs through your veins is not blood but premium baijiu. Wuliangye. Guojiao 1573. Jiangxiaobai. One delicious spirit after another, each drop burning and bubbling with devotion. Perhaps you already pour strong liquor into a thermos and drink it like plain water. What glorious alcohol: it turns you into a banquet philosopher, a restroom confessor, a night-scene poet, the immortal flame at the center of the universe. Then the next morning at ten, your head splits like a cracked walnut, crumbs cling to the corner of your mouth, and your soul curls up in shame. At last you understand: the loud genius pounding the table last night has become a drunkard.
Profile structure
How to read this profile
This page shows the stable shape of the profile across five models and 15 dimensions, so readers can understand its core temperament and behavioral emphasis.
Result logic
DRUNK sits outside the standard library. It is an override-style special outcome that takes priority when a specific branch is hit.
Override outcome
It is not one of the 25 standard profiles. Under a specific state, it replaces the normal result directly.
Handled by separate rules
This kind of outcome does not compete inside the standard-library similarity pass. It is resolved through separate priority rules.
15 Core dimensions
This outcome does not map to one rigid template, but it can still be read through the same model-and-dimension language.
Self model
3 Self model
S1 Self-esteem & confidence
Self model
S2 Self-clarity
Self model
S3 Core values
Emotion model
3 Emotion model
E1 Attachment security
Emotion model
E2 Emotional investment
Emotion model
E3 Boundaries & dependence
Attitude model
3 Attitude model
A1 Worldview tilt
Attitude model
A2 Rules & flexibility
Attitude model
A3 Sense of meaning
Action drive model
3 Action drive model
Ac1 Motivation
Action drive model
Ac2 Decision style
Action drive model
Ac3 Execution mode
Social model
3 Social model
So1 Social initiative
Social model
So2 Interpersonal boundaries
Social model
