Did you know you can tell if someone is a good person based on their favorite color?

Did you know you can tell if someone is a good person based on their favorite color? So, I was telling my roommate about this the other day, and she looked at me like I'd lost my mind. But, apparently researchers found that your favorite color says a shocking amount about your personality and the way your

brain is actually wired. And the second I explained it to her, she immediately went, "Oh, no. Everyone is about to expose their entire family group chat over this." And honestly, she was right. So, let me walk you through it because you're going to want to interrogate everyone you know by the end. Starting

with the classics. If someone's favorite color is blue, scientists found they tend to be incredibly loyal friends. They put other people's needs before their own, they're steady, and overall they're just genuinely good people. So, blue people, congratulations. You passed. Now, here's where it gets spicy. If someone's favorite color is green, they're apparently very hard working and

very intelligent, but they also have a hard time trusting people and can lean toward jealousy. My roommate does not wear a single item of green clothing, and she was extremely smug about that until I got to the next one. If someone's favorite color is red, they're natural born leaders who love being the

center of attention. And the interesting part is that people tend to respect them more than the average person, even when they didn't ask for it. Red is the color of the person who somehow ends up in charge of the group project without volunteering. If your favorite color is pink, you're loving, compassionate, and

dependable. Basically, the person everyone calls when their life falls apart at 2:00 a.m. Then you've got purple, which is the complicated one. Purple people are creative and love helping others, but they can also be, and I'm quoting the research here, very difficult to deal with. My roommate's favorite color is purple, and when I