Friendship test: what kind of friends do you need?

Imagine you say to your friend, "Where are you now? Take a picture with your phone and send it to me." Imagine what kind of picture he will send back?

Test Start

A. Things that are attracting your friends’ attention

B. Photo of a friend and his companions

C. Only the scenery, no photos of the friends themselves

D. Headshot of your friend

Test analysis

A. A friend who can understand you.

They assume you share their feelings. People of this type like those who understand their hobbies and recognize their talents. However, they tend to get stuck in a rut, and once they find that you are not what they imagined, they will easily feel disappointed and have thoughts like "I never thought they would be this kind of person."

B. A friend who is easy to get along with.

They think you are well-coordinated, approachable and easy to get along with. However, if they hear others have negative opinions about you, they will distance themselves from you. This type of people will not reveal their true thoughts immediately. They will secretly test the other person's values ​​and ideas to determine whether the other person can become a trustworthy friend.

C. You are a friend with whom you can share interests and hobbies.

They share common topics with you in movies, music, reading, etc., and hope to become friends with you who can lend CDs to each other and exchange information. But they don't want you to interfere with their privacy, and they won't interfere with your privacy too much. People of this type do not like to be friends with people who are too flamboyant or self-assertive.

D. Seek friends who are like competitors.

They pursue a friendship that can become a rivalry. They want to be friends with outstanding people who can inspire them to never give up and arouse their fighting spirit. They think of you as this kind of friend. This type of people have little interest in those who are slow, lifeless, and mediocre.