Blue

What Blue says about you

Three weeks after a friend mentions a job interview, you're the one who texts to ask how it went. You think before you speak, you'd trade an hour of small talk for ten minutes of real conversation, and you'd take three close friends over thirty casual ones every time. That depth is what makes you Blue. Around you, people lower their shoulders a little.

Listening is the thing you do better than almost anyone. You wait until you understand a problem before offering a view on it. Your loyalty borders on unreasonable: once a person is in your circle, they stay. And you're dependable in the plain, useful way. If you said it would get done, it gets done, with no reminder needed.

Where it gets tricky is inside your own head. A single awkward conversation can replay in there for days, and your own worries stay private because you'd hate to be a bother. By the time you mention that something is wrong, it has usually been wrong for a month. The friends who lean on you would be glad to hold some of the weight. Try telling one of them on day two.