Sensock

You want a Britain that protects people's right to be themselves — marriage equality, rejecting the idea that trans people threaten "British culture," resisting the burka ban — but you're pragmatic about the state's hard edges, backing nuclear capability and balking at a taxpayer-funded National Care Service. It's liberalism with its sleeves rolled up, not slogans.

You mostly ride with the country — siding with the majority on seven of your ten votes — but where you break, you break hard: the UK voted overwhelmingly to deport foreign offenders within five years (94-19) and for a National Care Service (85-23), and you went the other way both times, unmoved by the landslide.

You lean left like your circle does on average, but you're no lockstep follower — agreeing only around half the time overall. cpan is your closest match, standing with you on rights; Clogs is your clearest clash, splitting from you on that same terrain — proof that shared values don't guarantee shared conclusions.

Ten votes is just the opening sketch — early days, but the throughline on rights is already sharp. Cast a few more and this read will start finding the edges you haven't shown yet; check back next week and see how much clearer you've become.