Test your personality and analyze your personality from your catchphrases

Catchphrases are the sentence patterns we often use, which express our subconscious needs. What kind of person are you? Maybe it has been exposed by your catchphrase! Which of the following options is closer to your usual catchphrase?

Test Start

A. "This/that", "It's about the same", "It's OK"

B. "To be honest", "To be honest", "To tell you the truth"

C. "Let me tell you" "Just listen to me first"

D. "Actually", "I think", "Let me think about it"

Test Results

cautious

Whether in their behavior or in their dealings with others, they are always cautious and able to strike a good balance. But when faced with decision-making, they are afraid to take responsibility, dare not stand firm, and are not very confident in themselves. People with this kind of personality tend to be entangled in relationships - they worry about whether the other person likes them, but they dare not take the initiative to ask for an answer. When someone they don't like confesses to them, they don't know how to refuse.

Action

This type of person is independent-minded, practical, and a good doer. Be honest and straightforward with friends and don't hide your true feelings. Friends like their frankness, but this frankness is also vulnerable to malicious exploitation and deception. You should pay attention to analyzing whether to say something based on the specific situation, such as whether the other person is a real friend, will you be happy to hear it, etc., and never tell others all your thoughts.

Desire for control

The desire to dominate drives them to desire to become the leader of the team and the backbone of their circle of friends. But remember to restrain yourself, especially in front of strangers. Your desire to control others may make them feel uncomfortable and leave you with an impression of arrogance and disrespect. In terms of love, you should pay more attention to the other person's thoughts, communicate with each other, and avoid making decisions for the other person as a matter of course.

self

People who choose this option have a strong sense of self-awareness, are relatively independent and self-reliant, and have a high level of self-esteem. But be careful about the degree. Appropriate self-awareness can keep you rational in chaos, but excessive self-awareness will form a stubborn and conceited character that prevents you from growing effectively.