What Color Is Your Personality? (Very In-depth Test!)

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What Color Is Your Personality? (Very In-depth Test!) - Quiz

Whether based on our unconscious associations or cultural connections, for most people, colors have personalities. Each hue on the visible spectrum reminds us of things in nature, and a variety of objects/situations surrounding human societies & interpersonal interactions. How to take this test effectively: 1) Understand that you are ALL of the colors to varying degrees! Whatever result you get merely reflects who you are at this moment. 2) You'll want to pick several different answers for many questions; try to choose the one you're drawn to on an intuitive level. 3) For more accurate results, try to vividly imagine yourself in each situation described. 4) Think hypothetically. Try to pr

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Personality Description

Red; the warrior

Red is the colour of blood, fire, heat and, as some would say, life itself. It’s the colour most directly linked with survival, carnal impulses and volatility, and is widely considered to comprise the strongest and boldest hues in the spectrum. Red is also the longest wavelength in the visible spectrum and is, therefore, usually the easiest colour for the human eye to interpret. This is somewhat parallel to the nature of a red-type personality, which exhibits bluntness, impatience, tremendous bravery, and stamina. If any single thing is true of a red-type personality, it’s that it needs to be true to itself. It is proactive and independent, often fairly honest (sometimes to the point of rudeness) and generally less willing to compromise than some of the other types. Indeed, it would almost rather become a societal reject than pretend to be something it’s not. This is mainly owed to the fact that red-types actively crave freedom in virtually every aspect of their lives, thus, whenever they feel trapped or compromised, they are will become markedly frustrated. In the general sense, a red-type personality is often (though not always) the quickest to succumb to bouts of anger, passionate as they are about their right to exist as “themselves” first and foremost. However, due to the impulsive nature of the red personality, this anger often dissipates as quickly as it comes about, for the "red" usually prefers to address the sources of its frustration head-on. In short, “red” and "action" go hand in hand. They usually live for the moment, relatively unafraid of hazard and consequence - at least when it comes to themselves; a red-type personality can be, conversely, very protective towards those who cannot protect themselves, and will sometimes go to exceptional lengths to keep others safe. Red personalities, at their worst, can be bossy, aggressive, closed-minded or insensitive. Asserting dominance (whether physically or psychologically) is a relatively automatic process for a red - in many cases, it is even second nature - and it is easy for them to accidentally trample the meek. Within balanced reds, this quality is typically channeled into a variety of activities and roles and can be used productively, but within less balanced individuals, if these primal urges aren’t kept in check, social conflicts are inevitable. Many reds (if able) use physical activities as an outlet. Physically demanding jobs, sports, or even martial arts can be especially satisfying to reds who suffer regularly from restlessness and frustration, but creative pursuits can also serve as productive outlets. Even though red can be adversarial, domineering and/or clumsy in the emotional sense, its intentions are generally benign much of the time. Though possessed of strong mammalian urges, red is rarely greedy, and exhibits notable generousity. Likewise, in spite of its preoccupation with physical concerns, it is frequently unattached to its material possessions, as compared with some of the other colour types. Red has a strong desire for personal growth and self improvement, and its desire for strength rarely, if ever, includes taking power or status away from others. Indeed, red typically cares very little about how others choose to live their lives! Even when a red-type personality does not particularly respect another's choices or lifestyle, it still acknowledges that person’s right to choose said lifestyle. All that being said, the red personality will usually be among the first to call others out when they’re behaving obnoxiously or irrationally. Romantically speaking, in order to stay happy, red-type personalities absolutely need to have partners whom they can fully respect! A red may be perfectly willing to engage in sexual activities with many different personality types - sometimes including ones they don’t particularly like - but If the red's partner is wishy-washy, dishonest, malleable or cowardly, the spark of romance will dissipate quickly. The red perceives integrity to be a sign of strength, and that those who lack strength also lack character. If a red-type wishes to settle down in romance, a partner who is adaptable, challenging, confident and at least a little bit tough would be likely to bring them lasting joy and contentment. Red most appreciates: freedom, simplicity, integrity Red most fears: weakness, restriction, inadequacy Some job-types that would likely be well-suited to red: emergency services, sports, construction, mechanics/tech, trades, physically demanding jobs, "hands-on" artistic jobs Colour personalities most similar to red: orange, pink, purple, brown, gold

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Questions and Answers

1.

Would your friends and/or family be shocked if they learned just how many times you’ve bent over backwards for them without them even noticing- sometimes, even when they were being incredibly selfish?
- A.
  
  Yes
- B.
  
  No
2.

What is more true of you?
- A.
  
  Although I don’t always do this, if I choose to be numb to my feelings, it’s primarily when I am upset.
- B.
  
  I choose to be numb to my feelings very often; emotional control is important to me.
- C.
  
  I don’t regularly suppress my emotions.
3.

Which of these are, or have been some of your darkest secrets in the course of your life? Check all that apply.
- A.
  
  I have a deep fear that people think of me as stupid, foolish or gullible.
- B.
  
  I have a desire to appear perfect in the eyes of others- to be the one person who everyone trusts, everyone comes to for advice and everyone thinks of as graceful, together, flawless and well-made.
- C.
  
  A lot of my views, were I to voice them, would offend many people, as they’d likely be seen as harsh.
- D.
  
  It is extremely easy for me to get addicted to things.
- E.
  
  Historically, I have gone out of my way not to get my hopes up. I’m always guarded, otherwise I feel things far, far more deeply than I want to.
- F.
  
  Sometimes, I want so badly to be wanted that it hurts.
- G.
  
  I have occasionally enjoyed it when others were jealous of me.
- H.
  
  I really, really can’t stand the thought of being weak or pathetic.
- I.
  
  I’m constantly feeling misunderstood by the people around me, and it’s beyond frustrating when people just can’t “get” what’s so obvious to me.
- J.
  
  I almost always keep my beliefs to myself, as I suspect others might misconstrue them or take offense to them; I am deeply concerned about not offending others.
- K.
  
  Truth be told, in some ways, I have very little fight in me and, in spite of appearances, I’m frequently on the verge of giving up.
- L.
  
  Sometimes, I feel like a lost, vulnerable child wandering around in an unfamiliar world full of shadowy, intimidating figures.
- M.
  
  I don’t think my friends are any more interesting or important than anyone else.
- N.
  
  When I’m down on myself, I feel like I’m neither smart enough, nor caring enough to say that I lead with my head OR my heart.
4.

What do you typically spend more time doing?
- A.
  
  Observing myself.
- B.
  
  Observing others.
- C.
  
  Observing the whole world!
5.

Which of these things do you think suits your personality the most? (Note: choose what you truly think suits you- even in favor of the one you like the most!)
- A.
  
  The moon.
- B.
  
  The sun.
- C.
  
  The stars.
- D.
  
  I genuinely think this is a silly question.
6.

If you were a character in a fantasy film, which of these roles would you want to be most?
- A.
  
  A teacher, mentor or master.
- B.
  
  A wise bard and/or oracle.
- C.
  
  A samurai or lone wayfarer.
- D.
  
  A wizard.
- E.
  
  A prominent prince, princess queen or king.
- F.
  
  The love interest of the protagonist.
- G.
  
  A sage or druid.
- H.
  
  A knight.
- I.
  
  The protagonist.
- J.
  
  The protagonist’s cooler, more interesting friend.
- K.
  
  A wise gardener or caretaker.
- L.
  
  An ancient, immortal elder.
- M.
  
  A shaman.
- N.
  
  A healer.
7.

Which of these statements are 100% true of you? Check all that apply.
- A.
  
  I really can’t stand it when people think of me as naive!
- B.
  
  I fly into an intense rage very easily, but I also get over it fairly quickly.
- C.
  
  I have a very sarcastic/sardonic sense of humor.
- D.
  
  I have a tendency to overlook things easily, and have, or am tempted to allow some unhelpful things to continue even at my own detriment for the sake of peace.
- E.
  
  I have, or used to have very good intentions. Deep down, underneath many layers of life experience, I’m an idealist at heart, even though I might sometimes appear to be a cynic.
- F.
  
  I need to either have a job that’s fascinating and extremely intellectually engaging, or something lax and flexible enough that I can daydream and/or plan for a more fulfilling career all the way through. Where many find mundane wage jobs to be stifling or depressing, I find them absolutely intolerable- beyond what others feel.
- G.
  
  I suppose some might consider me to be wishy-washy, boring or unimaginative, but, truthfully, I do have passions- I simply don’t tend to talk about myself much.
- H.
  
  I aspire to be dignified, tactful and civilized- even toward people who drive me up the wall!
- I.
  
  I’m fast-paced and indecisive and I really don’t mind it when (most) plans change on the fly.
- J.
  
  I think I might have a hard time being friends with someone who was just like me.
- K.
  
  I have a penchant for tradition and have a profound respect for that which is tried and true.
- L.
  
  Even though I often tend to prefer spending my time alone, I’m a natural extrovert.
- M.
  
  I can get very sour or out of shape if things go badly for me.
- N.
  
  I have sometimes had difficulty making friends because I can be so incredibly sensitive.
8.

Which of these situations would usually make you feel the most uncomfortable?
- A.
  
  A situation where something unhelpful from my past such as a smoking habit, phobia or manipulative person is trying to get back into my life. (in this scenario, it’s more likely that you won’t succumb, but it’s still a hassle)
- B.
  
  Being surrounded by large groups of people and expected to interact with them when I’m not in the right frame of mind to do so.
- C.
  
  Being forced to spend an entire day with an extremely closed-minded, egotistical, selfish person.
- D.
  
  Being completely cut off from the one thing that currently brings me the most comfort/stability for a week. (basic human amenities/necessities such as nutrients or access to a shower aren’t included in this scenario)
- E.
  
  Meeting or discovering a person who is like me, yet seems to be better/more successful than I am in every way- more talented, smarter, established their career sooner, better looking, gets more attention, etc.
- F.
  
  Being embarrassed publicly- flubbing my lines during in an important speech, being clumsy, spilling a beverage on my date or on a stranger, etc.
- G.
  
  Being forced to remain calm and sit still when I’m outraged or feeling a sense of injustice. (in this scenario, the offensive occurrence isn’t affected by your actions one way or the other, but you are being forced to suppress very justifiable rage)
- H.
  
  Spending an extended period of time only having incredibly mundane, shallow discussions and consuming trite media that’s very bad- but not quite bad enough to be funny or interesting.
- I.
  
  Having a particularly nasty, uncalled for encounter with a bully that I’m completely unprepared for and is below the proverbial belt. (in this scenario you won’t get physically hurt)
- J.
  
  Having a nasty virus or disease with visual symptoms or, otherwise, being very physically unwell for a week and not knowing how quickly or slowly I’m going to recover. (in this scenario, the disease is not life threatening)
- K.
  
  Spending an entire day consuming extremely negative, hateful art, music and movies, ect.
- L.
  
  Being pressured to choose a side in an argument, for which, I feel there is no clearly/objectively right or wrong side and I can’t avoid being sucked into social drama.
- M.
  
  Making a mistake that could potentially compromise my position or job security.
- N.
  
  Being forced to speak and behave in a manner that is incredibly unlike anything that’s natural for my personality for an extended period of time.
9.

Which of these things would you say is your greatest strength?
- A.
  
  Practicality and/or efficiency
- B.
  
  Intuition and/or discernment
- C.
  
  Tolerance and/or impartiality
- D.
  
  Compassion and/or forgiveness
- E.
  
  Reason and/or logic
- F.
  
  Humility and/or composure
- G.
  
  Kindness and/or altruism
- H.
  
  Generosity and/or gregariousness
- I.
  
  Introspection and/or intellect
- J.
  
  Flexibility and/or adaptability
- K.
  
  Passion and/or spirit
- L.
  
  Bravery and/or strength
- M.
  
  Optimism and/or resilience
- N.
  
  Imagination and/or appreciation
10.

What's more important to you?
- A.
  
  Improvement of my behavior.
- B.
  
  Improvement of my life.
11.

What would you rather have?
- A.
  
  Completely evenly distributed potential to become skilled in any field, as long as you're willing to work hard to get there. (In this scenario, you have no pre-existing aptitude, but there will also never be a thing that you're bad at or can't learn- you'll simply be "okay" at everything.)
- B.
  
  A very large amount of natural talent/ability in one completely random field. (In this scenario, you have the basic skills you need to get by in life without failing to get through things like school, day to day tasks, etc, but, outside of that, you aren't "good" or even "average" at anything aside from that one special field- in which, you are effortlessly a total master.)
12.

Which of these things do you (virtually) always actively look for in most, if not all of the movies/series you watch?
- A.
  
  Philosophical and/or spiritual stimulation
- B.
  
  Surprises, mystery, the thrill of not being able to predict the plot
- C.
  
  Aesthetic/setting
- D.
  
  Subtlety
- E.
  
  Realism (in the costumes, props, details, etc)
- F.
  
  An intricate/complex, psychological plot
- G.
  
  Progressiveness
- H.
  
  Characters/situations I can relate to, regardless of setting
- I.
  
  Incredible and/or fantastical acting, direction or production value
- J.
  
  Intriguing premise/direction
- K.
  
  Stimulation (mental, physical, emotional or all three)
- L.
  
  Action/fast pace
- M.
  
  Satisfying, well rounded story
- N.
  
  Positive mood change
13.

Which of these things do you think another person might say are your greatest flaws? Check all that apply!
- A.
  
  Avarice
- B.
  
  Obsessiveness
- C.
  
  Prejudice
- D.
  
  Apathy
- E.
  
  Idealism
- F.
  
  Lack of flexibility
- G.
  
  Restriction
- H.
  
  Docility
- I.
  
  Clinginess
- J.
  
  Self-doubt
- K.
  
  Evasiveness
- L.
  
  Impulsiveness
- M.
  
  Domineering
- N.
  
  Aimlessness
- O.
  
  Self-indulgence
- P.
  
  Prone to infatuation
- Q.
  
  Guardedness
- R.
  
  Nihilism
- S.
  
  Eccentricity
- T.
  
  Lack of sympathy
- U.
  
  Overt formality
- V.
  
  Malleability
- W.
  
  Neediness
- X.
  
  Insecurity
- Y.
  
  Capriciousness
- Z.
  
  Recklessness
- .
  
  Self-importance
- .
  
  Unrealistic attitude
- .
  
  Aloofness
- .
  
  Restlessness
- .
  
  Lack of passion
- .
  
  Stubbornness
- .
  
  Lack of ambition
- .
  
  Insensitivity
- .
  
  Non-committal
- .
  
  Micro-management
- .
  
  Trying too hard
- .
  
  Possessiveness
- .
  
  Manipulation
- .
  
  Too exacting
- .
  
  Too secretive
- .
  
  Too trusting
14.

Which of these situations are the MOST likely to make you extremely angry or highly flustered?
- A.
  
  A random person comes and sits next to me on a bus and strikes up a loud conversation.
- B.
  
  An acquaintance I have almost nothing in common with contacts me regularly, and yet, all they ever seem to want to talk about is how much they wish we could "talk" more.
- C.
  
  A coworker is being a total goof and not doing their job properly.
- D.
  
  Someone is trying to force me to make a decision quickly.
- E.
  
  Someone is repeatedly making excuses and refusing to own up to something they did.
- F.
  
  Someone is driving very slowly in front of me when I'm on the road.
- G.
  
  Being roped into a gossip-fest.
- H.
  
  A friend repeatedly refuses to listen to my advice about an important issue, even though they are less experienced with the situation than I am.
- I.
  
  Being told to stop talking before I've had an adequate chance to speak my mind.
- J.
  
  Someone attempting to make me jealous or belittle me.
- K.
  
  A loved one refusing to help me with a very simple task at my time of need.
- L.
  
  Watching a friend or loved one engaging in something which I think is unethical or wrong.
- M.
  
  Someone I care about getting victimized by another.
- N.
  
  Being pressured into doing something I'm completely unprepared for.
15.

Which of these types of gifts would you probably most appreciate receiving?
- A.
  
  Specifically, anything that shows that they know me and my tastes very well.
- B.
  
  Something that I would find very engaging, unique or interesting.
- C.
  
  Something that is simultaneously practical and aesthetically pleasing/beautiful.
- D.
  
  Something really cute or funny that makes me smile.
- E.
  
  Although I don’t actually expect this of anyone, secretly, I am always most excited/pleased to receive an expensive gift.
- F.
  
  Something that really demonstrates/represents their enjoyment of our friendship that’s relevant to the positive times we’ve shared. (something related to an inside joke, for instance)
- G.
  
  A gift that clearly communicates that I’m loved/important.
- H.
  
  Something I was already planning on buying. Practical is also a bonus!
- I.
  
  Something that denotes class, elegance or good taste.
- J.
  
  It would be really neat if they planned a surprise fun activity for us to do together.
- K.
  
  I’m grateful to receive virtually any gift.
- L.
  
  Preferably something that’s on my current wish list, but otherwise, a gift that they put a lot of time, effort and thought into.
- M.
  
  Something that will remind me of the giver/personality of the giver.
- N.
  
  Something that inspires my creativity or aids my imagination
16.

Which of these things do you find the most annoying?
- A.
  
  A dishonest, cowardly weasel.
- B.
  
  Someone else spreading a rumor about me out of pettiness or envy.
- C.
  
  Being told I’m not allowed to do something for a dumb reason.
- D.
  
  A shallow, unintelligent person seeking approval from or sucking up to someone they perceive as powerful.
- E.
  
  An unrealistic, lazy person who is a drain on society.
17.

What kinds of experiences do you usually seek out the most? (Choose the statement that BEST fits you overall!)
- A.
  
  I typically seek out anything that I feel is progressive/helpful to myself or others.
- B.
  
  I seek out happiness above all else, however I get it is fine, as long as I'm not hurting anyone.
- C.
  
  I particularly love a mental challenge such as a logic-based game, or an engaging one on one discussion.
- D.
  
  I most enjoy and, therefore, seek out introspection, meditation and/or spiritual stimulation.
- E.
  
  I seek out companionship and affection.
- F.
  
  I seek out most things that are pleasurable, fun or stimulating. Variety is important!
- G.
  
  I love getting lost in the moment with a movie, music or other transporting activity.
- H.
  
  I seek out moments in which I can simply “be” and don’t need to concern myself with a structured or specific activity. It doesn’t matter if this occurs while I’m alone or in a group!
- I.
  
  I love calm, serene activities, usually (but not always) involving the arts.
- J.
  
  I adore the finest that life has to offer and would want to grant the same to everyone if I could.
- K.
  
  I’m very work oriented, so I love to be productive the majority of time, but I do like to mix business with pleasure.
- L.
  
  I seek out intriguing, new states of mind and interesting perspectives- usually, if I’m not learning or exploring, I’m not having fun.
- M.
  
  I often seek out challenge and adventure; I love to push my limits!
- N.
  
  I seek out times when I can really connect with someone one on one.
18.

Which of these cliches would you say resonates with you most strongly? (Note: even if some of these make you cringe, try to find one with a meaning you can relate to!)
- A.
  
  I will wear my heart upon my sleeve.
- B.
  
  Eat drink and be merry.
- C.
  
  That which does not kill us makes us stronger.
- D.
  
  Laughter is the best medicine.
- E.
  
  The eyes are the window to the soul.
- F.
  
  Where there's a will there's a way.
- G.
  
  Know which way the wind blows.
- H.
  
  All things must pass.
- I.
  
  Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass: it's about learning to dance in the rain.
- J.
  
  A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
- K.
  
  Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
- L.
  
  Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
- M.
  
  Truth is stranger than fiction.
- N.
  
  Time heals all wounds.
19.

To you, the phrase “being true to oneself” most means… (Choose whichever answer you’re most drawn to, even if most of them are true for you!)
- A.
  
  Reaching for my goals, unfettered by fear or doubt!
- B.
  
  Expressing myself fully.
- C.
  
  Just being me; I don’t need to think about it for it to be true!
- D.
  
  Finding out/knowing who I truly am from the inside out and living as that person.
- E.
  
  Being completely unrestricted in every conceivable aspect of my life.
- F.
  
  Living a gentle life, surrounded by beauty and tranquility.
- G.
  
  Living the lifestyle I want to live.
20.

Which of these statements most accurately describes your social habits, preferences or experience? Choose the best, most overall fitting/true answer.
- A.
  
  When I interact with people, I like to go all out planning stuff to make sure we have lots of fun. Ultimately, I’m far more concerned about quality of time than quantity of time.
- B.
  
  Whether I have one friend or several friends I love spending time with very active people who want to do activities with me.
- C.
  
  I really like having/would like to have many friends as well as acquaintances. The more the merrier!
- D.
  
  I really require a balance of active and passive time with people; I feel stagnant if I don’t have both.
- E.
  
  I’m interested in/enjoy having most types of social experiences, but I’m technically a bit of a loner.
- F.
  
  I have about 2-3 friends I see now and again and the kinds of things we do are fairly consistent. I don’t often engage with acquaintances if I can help it.
- G.
  
  I have a handful of friends in my life, but I spend the majority of my time alone or with a partner.
- H.
  
  I like to/want to have as many close friends as possible. I actively desire to cultivate deeper, more meaningful relationships with others.
- I.
  
  I have a lot of people I consider true, even close friends, as well as a much smaller, inner circle of friends who I consider to be as close as or closer than family.
- J.
  
  Often, social activities feel somewhat like appointments to me, but I’m okay with that.
- K.
  
  I don’t have much of a preference when it comes to the frequency/types of social activities I engage in; every experience is valuable to me in its own way, whether I’m alone or with others.
- L.
  
  I’d say that I know a huge amount of people and have tons of acquaintances, but I only have a very small, select few close friends.
- M.
  
  I’m friendly to absolutely everyone, regardless of whether or not I know them. I don’t always go out of my way to get closer to people, but, due to my personality, it usually happens incidentally, sometimes, whether I want it to or not.
- N.
  
  I like a lot of “me time” but I’m perpetually lonely.
21.

Which of these qualities would bother you more in a romantic partner?
- A.
  
  They frequently misinterpret and/or judge me.
- B.
  
  They frequently dismiss my point of view and/or condescend to me.
22.

Which of these statements do you think is more true than the other?
- A.
  
  To heal others, one first must heal themselves.
- B.
  
  It isn’t really possible to heal anyone.
23.

Which of these words do you find the most comforting? (Don't focus on which one of these things is objectively the best, or most desirable; only think about which WORD you personally find the most comforting.)
- A.
  
  Serenity
- B.
  
  Refresh
- C.
  
  Unwind
- D.
  
  Clarity
- E.
  
  Light
- F.
  
  Embrace
- G.
  
  Home
- H.
  
  Holding
- I.
  
  Happiness
- J.
  
  Health
- K.
  
  House
- L.
  
  Safe
- M.
  
  Void
- N.
  
  Understanding
24.

Which of the following emotions/thoughts do you act on most frequently, and/or communicate/display the MOST of?
- A.
  
  Forgiveness
- B.
  
  Affection
- C.
  
  Compassion
- D.
  
  I infrequently express and/or feel any of the above.
- E.
  
  An overwhelming desire/need to help!
25.

How are you most likely to respond when under extreme stress?
- A.
  
  Distract myself with something pleasurable or stimulating; even if my problems can’t be fixed easily, I’ll still try to make myself feel better.
- B.
  
  Mind over matter! If the stress isn’t real, it can’t effect me!
- C.
  
  I would engage in a soothing and/or light-hearted, emotionally healing activity.
- D.
  
  Give myself a pat on the back and try a cheerful or exciting activity to raise my spirits!
- E.
  
  Push it out of my mind, and then try to learn as much as I can about how to avoid the problem in the future.
- F.
  
  Work through the problem that’s creating the stress; I don’t want a bandaid fix, I want a real resolution and I want it now!
- G.
  
  I tend to keep it all inside, to be honest. I swallow it down.
- H.
  
  I reflect on all that I’ve learned that would be helpful, valuable or relevant to the situation at hand.
- I.
  
  I would probably treat myself to something special.
- J.
  
  I prefer to take immediate action rather than dwelling on a problem.
- K.
  
  I handle stress extremely well most of the time, but if the situation was becoming a hindrance, I’d resolve it in whichever way seemed most efficient.
- L.
  
  Meditate on the issue for a while- a solution is bound become apparent once I clear my mind.
- M.
  
  I would talk it over with a close confidante to gain additional perspectives as well as a chance let it all out of my system.
- N.
  
  Delve deep into my own imagination, where it’s safe until I calm down.