Flatsharing MBTI Personality Test

When you come home after a long day, you prefer to:

Socialize with your flatmates in common areas Retreat to your room for some quiet time

Your ideal weekend in the flat involves:

Hosting a gathering with friends and flatmates Having a quiet day to yourself or with one close friend

When it comes to flat decisions, you prefer:

Group discussions where everyone shares their thoughts Individual reflection before sharing your ideas

In shared spaces like the living room, you tend to:

Spend a lot of time there, enjoying the company Use it occasionally, preferring your personal space

When facing a personal problem, you're more likely to:

Discuss it with your flatmates for advice Reflect on it privately before sharing

Your ideal flatmate would be someone who:

Is always up for a chat or shared activity Respects personal space and quiet time

When planning flat improvements, you focus on:

Practical, immediate needs and tangible benefits Future possibilities and innovative ideas

In flat discussions, you tend to:

Stick to concrete facts and past experiences Explore various possibilities and theoretical scenarios

When resolving conflicts in the flat, you prefer:

Focusing on the specific issue at hand Looking at the broader context and underlying patterns

When it comes to flat rules and routines, you:

Prefer clear, established guidelines Enjoy flexibility and spontaneity

In choosing decor for shared spaces, you prioritize:

Functional and traditional elements Unique and abstract designs

When planning flat activities, you tend to:

Stick to tried-and-true options Suggest new and unconventional ideas

When making decisions about shared expenses, you prioritize:

Logical analysis and fair division Considering everyone's financial situation and feelings

If a flatmate is upset, your first instinct is to:

Help them analyze the problem and find a solution Offer emotional support and empathy

When giving feedback about household chores, you tend to be:

Direct and objective, focusing on the task Tactful and considerate of the person's feelings

In flat meetings, you value:

Efficient problem-solving and clear action items Ensuring everyone feels heard and comfortable

When a flatmate breaks a house rule, you prefer to:

Address the issue directly and establish consequences Understand their perspective and find a compassionate solution

In choosing a new flatmate, you prioritize:

Their ability to meet practical criteria (e.g., rent, cleanliness) How well they'll fit in with the flat's social dynamics

Regarding household chores, you prefer:

A set schedule with clear responsibilities A flexible approach, doing tasks as needed

Your approach to flat groceries and supplies is:

Regular shopping trips with a prepared list Buying things as you run out, adapting as you go

When it comes to shared spaces, you tend to:

Keep things tidy and organized at all times Allow some clutter, tidying up when necessary

For flat social events, you prefer:

Planning well in advance with clear details Spontaneous gatherings or last-minute plans

Your ideal flat environment is:

Structured with clear rules and expectations Relaxed with room for flexibility and spontaneity

When making decisions about flat improvements, you:

Prefer to decide quickly and stick to the plan Like to keep options open and adjust as you go

When it comes to shared groceries, you prefer:

A clear system where everyone buys their own items A communal approach where costs and items are shared

In terms of cleanliness in shared spaces, you are:

Very particular about tidiness and cleaning schedules More relaxed and adaptable to different standards

When a flatmate is going through a tough time, you tend to:

Give them space and provide practical support when asked Actively offer emotional support and check in regularly

Your approach to utility bills and shared expenses is:

Keeping detailed records and splitting costs precisely A more relaxed "it all evens out in the end" approach

When it comes to having guests over, you prefer:

Clear rules and advance notice A flexible, open-door policy

In terms of personal belongings in shared spaces, you:

Prefer everything to have its designated place Are comfortable with some mixing of personal items