What Kind of Friend Are You?

Something where everyone's invited and everyone feels comfortable

A small group talking over drinks and coffee - just enough people to dish some dirt

A huge party at your house where everyone can mingle and meet new people

A group trip to the beach or an amusement park

You usually don't initiate get-togethers, but you're up for anything!

Your good friend just got dumped and fired on the same day. How do you cheer her up?

By coming over with dinner and helping her work through it

You tell her how bad a couple of your other friends have it these days - misery loves company

You get a bunch of people together and go over to her house to cheer her up

You take her out to her favorite restaurant and club - your treat, of course

You call your other friends for advice before deciding what to do

You're at a party, and you don't know anyone (except for the very busy host). What do you do?

You pick out a few friendly people and ask them interesting questions about themselves

You start making fun of a total drunk loser with the people standing next to you

You walk around to a bunch of people introducing yourself and making a little small talk

You start up a fun drinking game and goad everyone into joining

You call up a couple of your friends and try to get them to join you at the party

Have a one on one talk with your friend about it. You'll figure something out.

Let a few of your friend's not so fine points slip out when talking to your crush.

Go out with your crush, your friend, and a big group of people - and pay attention to how your crush acts.

Make it a bit of a fun contest between you and your friend to see who can nab your crush.

Let your friend win. It's not worth risking the friendship.

You're a passionate liberal and your friend is a total, vocal conservative. How do you handle him?

You hear him out and try to find at least one political point you agree on.

You can't help but making fun of his crazy ideas to your other liberal friends.

You enjoy having interesting debates with him, especially when others join in.

You tease him a little bit about his more radical ideas.

You keep quiet. No need to rock the boat.

Looking out for one another

Being able to tell one another anything

Feeling like you belong in a group

Having fun with people you like

Having people who trust and count on you