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Every friend group has a unique dynamic, with each member contributing their own personality and strengths. Whether you're the supportive 'mom' friend, the adventurous hipster, or someone else entirely, we can reveal the role you play. Take the quiz to find out what kind of friend you are!
Answer the questions and we'll pinpoint your exact type of friend based on your personality traits—and explain why your role is so essential to your friend circle.
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Overview of Questions
- Funny wordplay.
- Memes from Tumblr.
- Stand-up comedy clips.
- Videos of celebrities reacting to things.
- Check in with them and ask if everything’s okay.
- Walk over and crack a joke to lighten the mood.
- Invite them to a group activity I’ve organized for next weekend.
- Introduce them to the others and invite them to join the conversation.
- Current events or social issues.
- Pop culture and the shows I’m binge-watching.
- I’m always sending funny videos and memes.
- Personal stories and experiences (like who I’m crushing on!).
- Offer sincere congratulations and let them know how proud I am.
- Plan a celebratory party with our friends.
- Tell everyone about their achievement!
- Give them a big hug to show how happy I am for them.
- I’m flexible and just say, “I’m available whenever!”
- I share when I’m free and help find the best time for everyone.
- I’m a bit difficult to schedule with and say, “I’m free before 12 or after 9!”
- I’m the one who suggested the plans in the first place.
- Comfort them and ask if I can help in any way.
- Help them come up with a plan to tackle the stress.
- Suggest watching their favorite comedy to cheer them up.
- Assure them that everything will get better soon.
- Most Responsible
- Biggest Goofball
- Most Unique
- Best Shoulder to Cry On
- I spent most of my time with a few close friends.
- I was very social, bouncing between different friend groups.
- I was popular and hung out with the “in crowd.”
- I was a bit of a loner and had a harder time making friends.
- A thoughtfully planned party with my friends.
- An artsy, fashionable item of clothing.
- Tickets to an exciting event like a concert or axe-throwing class.
- Something practical that I’ll actually use, like a cozy blanket or stationery.
- Let’s make some creative crafts!
- Let’s have a sleepover and talk all night.
- Let’s go on an adventure and explore a new place!
- Let’s relax and enjoy the day by a pool or watching movies.
- Friends who cancel plans without notice.
- Friends who ask for advice but never act on it.
- Friends who borrow money and don’t repay it.
- Friends who text others while hanging out with me.
- Queen
- BTS
- ABBA
- Green Day
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What Makes a Good Friend?
No matter the type of friend you are, you play a vital role in your friend group! Here are some tips on being a great friend, no matter your unique role among your peers.
Good friends offer support. Friendship means being there for each other when needed. A good friend may not be able to solve all your problems, but they'll always lend a hand when possible. Whether it's offering words of encouragement before an important event or giving you a ride when you're in need, a good friend will show up when you need them.
They lift each other up. Friends should bring positivity into each other's lives. True friends make one another feel good by offering compliments, celebrating achievements, or just showing appreciation for the friendship. For example, a good friend might say, “I love your outfit today!” or “You’re so talented! I adore that drawing!” They are never shy about recognizing each other's worth.
Friends accept each other’s individuality. In every friend group, everyone is unique. Sure, you share some interests, but there are likely many differences, too. True friends embrace these differences, supporting one another's unique passions without judgment. They respect your need for personal time and space and encourage you to express what matters to you, no matter how different it may be from their own interests.
They listen without judgment. Had a rough day and need someone to talk to? A true friend will listen with intent and offer a supportive shoulder to lean on. A good friend doesn’t dismiss your feelings or tune you out. They’re genuinely interested in what you have to say and are ready to provide a safe space to discuss anything on your mind.
They’re trustworthy. A good friend will respect your privacy and keep your secrets safe. Trust is a cornerstone of friendship, and a reliable friend knows how to be discreet and loyal, never betraying your trust to others. They will hear you out without judgment and help you carry any burdens that are too heavy to carry alone.
They respect each other's boundaries. Disagreements can happen, but a good friend will always communicate openly and respectfully if something goes wrong. If they've hurt you, they’ll own up to it and make sure not to repeat the mistake. If you ask them to respect a boundary, they will honor it, like refraining from discussing sensitive topics when requested.
Remember, friendship is a two-way street. Both you and your friend should aim to be supportive, respectful, and loyal in equal measure to maintain a balanced and healthy relationship.
Curious to learn more?
For additional insights into friendship and the qualities of a good friend, explore the following resources:
- https://www.kidscape.org.uk/advice/advice-for-young-people/friendships-and-frenemies/what-makes-a-good-friend/
- https://www.npr.org/2022/10/07/1126786470/9-more-ways-to-show-your-friends-you-love-them-recommended-by-npr-listeners
- https://www.helpguide.org/articles/relationships-communication/making-good-friends.htm
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