Wolf

What Wolf says about you

Count the chairs at any dinner and you already know who is missing and why. Wolves live for the group, and you're no different. Family, old friends, the coworker you'd walk through a snowstorm for: your people come first, and you rarely do anything halfway or alone. When someone in your circle goes quiet, you notice, and when one of them is treated badly you take it personally.

Groups get stronger with you in them. You organize without bossing, share the credit, keep your promises, and set a pace everybody can follow. Trouble makes you calmer and more focused, and the others take their cue from that. You protect people without smothering them, and your trust, once given, lasts for years.

You carry far too much. Everybody's problem becomes your responsibility, while your own troubles never get mentioned. Newcomers also meet a long, cool stare before they meet the real you, and some of them give up early. Plenty of strangers are harmless, and plenty of problems belong to somebody else. The pack would love a turn at looking after you.