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Which Stranger Things Character Are You? Season 4 Updated

Hey, which stranger things character are you? Answer 20 questions to find out which Stranger Things Season 4 character represents your personality.

Stranger Things Character Quiz Explained

The test is a series of 20 mysterious questions inspired by the Stranger Things season 4 events with the goal of identifying your matching character.

But unlike the Stranger Things trivia, there are no right or wrong answers. You pick the options that make the most sense to you, and we reveal if you are Eleven, Mike, Dustin, Will, or else.

Suggestion for Netflix lovers: Check out our trending Squid Game Quiz.

3 Strange Things That the Test Exposes

With the Stranger Things topping the list of trending Netflix shows, we wanted to create a personality quiz that does more than find your match.

Our 2022 updated test analyzes your dark core, digs deep into your phobias and reviews your friendships on top of discovering your Upside Down counterpart.

The Dark Side of Your Personality

Not every Hawkins resident is trustworthy. Some characters are sneaky, others have dark intentions, and only a handful are innocent. But what about you? What kind of person you’d be if you lived in the Stranger Things universe? Take the quiz to find out.

Your Fears and Phobias

The test compares your worries and anxieties to that of the cast members, generating accurate results.

Do you want to know which Stranger Things character you are? If yes, think about your biggest fears. Is it darkness, loneliness, failure, or loss? The answer could reveal which Hawkins—or maybe Upside Down—local you are.

Your Genuine and Fake Friendships

Don’t you want to know how reliable your friendships are? The Stranger Things character quiz determines that.

The fourth and final season of the show centers around the ST gang’s new experiences at Hawkins High School, where new friendships form—while many old ones come to an end. And now, with the help of this accurate personality quiz, you can discover your true and fake friends, too.

How to Know Which Stranger Things Character You Are

With over 32 main characters, Stranger Things has a massive cast with colorful personalities. So, unlike a smaller show like Euphoria, with only 16 main characters, it’s much harder to discover your ST match on your own.

But the following guide helps you find your soulmate.

#1. Jane “Eleven” Hopper.

Defined by her unconditional loyalty, Eleven is one of the most reliable members of the ST gang. She might seem cold, distant, or emotionless at times. But that’s just her coping mechanism to forget her traumatic past.

#2. Will Byers.

Personality-wise, Will is creative, talented, and intelligent, never wanting to disappoint those who count on him. But he might put others before himself, forgetting about his own needs.

#3. Michael “Mike” Wheeler.

As a natural optimist, Mike cheers others up regardless of the situation. He is an emotionally available, empathetic, and caring friend who advocates for love and never gives up on his pals.

#4. Dustin Henderson.

A natural problem-solver, Dustin is a geeky boy who finds joy in helping others. But he also has a flirtatious side activated when hot girls are around.

The First MBTI-Based ST Character Quiz

The problem with other Stranger Things tests is that they are interest-match-based, suggesting similar characters after learning your likes and dislikes.

However, we have created the first MBTI quiz, which matches you to one of the Stranger Things characters based on your actual personality type. That’s why the results are far more accurate.

Here’s a table of the main casts’ Myer-Briggs Type Indicator.

Season 4 Part 1 and Part 2 Characters Included

Over ten new characters are in the final season of the show. But the good news is that the Stranger Things quiz covers all of them. Argyle, Vickie, Jason Carver, Chrissy, Patrick, Eddie Munson, Angela & Jake, you name it.

We have the most detailed database, allowing you to discover your perfect match from 30+ personalities.

Bonus: Meet Your Secret Stranger Things Crush

Have you ever wondered who your boyfriend or girlfriend could be if you lived in the Hawkins and Upside Down universe? If yes, wonder no more because the ST quiz determines your possible love interest based on your personality.

The Cast Actually Took It Too

The cast of the Netflix show participated in a BuzzFeed quiz to find their Stranger Things match. During a fun video in 2019, several cast members were asked a series of questions to reveal their ST soulmate.

Disclaimer

Netflix owns the rights to all the pictures of the Stranger Things character quiz, and no copyright infringement is intended.

47 Best Responses To “How Are You?” Texts

Whether you’re busy on dating apps.

Or busy texting your crush.

You often come face to face with the dreaded “How are you?” text.

And you don’t always know the best thing to reply.

Here come the 47 best responses to “How are you?” texts.

Although I’d like to shed some light on why you should reply in a certain way…

…I want to start the article by giving you 10 stealable replies right off the bat.

Once you have a handful of effective ‘How are you’ responses, we’re going to illuminate the why, so you can make your own responses.

Let’s get into the first 10 replies!

10 Funny answers to a ‘How are you’ text

Just use these text message examples when someone asks how you are:

1. According to my lawyer I don’t have to answer that question

2. Nice and fine like an expensive bottle of wine

3. Flamingly gay, in the old sense of the word

4. Upright and sucking air

5. What’s with the third degree? Am I being detained, officer?

6. I can’t complain. My work contract actually forbids me

7. Why do you ask? Are you a doctor? Because I have this thing on my left butt cheek

8. Ready for a nap

9. Fan-freakin-tas-tic! But dead inside

10. I hear good things. But I don’t think it’s smart to believe rumors

With some of the best answers to “How are you?” out of the way, I want to jump into some context. And after that, I’ll give you 30 more awesome replies to this convo ruining question..

The forgotten truth about ‘How are you?’ texts

Maybe you get the point behind ‘How are you?’, but most people don’t.

And let’s be honest, if you really got it, would you be here?

No shame in not knowing.

It’s an opportunity to learn and grow.

“Yeah, yeah, Louis. Drop the self-improvement mumbo jumbo. Just tell me about that ‘forgotten truth’.”

You got it, my straight-shooting reader.

Although it’s a question, “How are you?” means something other than the literal words.

So what does the phrase mean?

Mostly, it just means: “Hey.”

Over time, “How are you?” has turned into a phrase that starts a conversation.

Just the other day I passed an acquaintance in the gym and our entire conversation went:

That was all we said. We didn’t even break stride. We just kept walking.

“How are you” is a greeting and part of simple chit-chat.

It’s not about the words, but about the intention behind it.

So don’t overthink your answer, unless…

Read the next tip to find out why.

The worst reply to “How are you?”

We just found out that “How are you?” means something different than its words.

The stranger who tosses that question your way, usually has little interest in knowing how you are.

Which means that the worst response is…

Sharing your feelings.

If the person asking you how you are doesn’t know you, she could care less about how you feel.

She’s just being polite.

So when a stranger on Tinder asks you:

That’s a terrible reply.

After all, the goal behind a dating app is to create some kind of fun and flirty vibe.

And if you find that vibe, the next goal becomes meeting up in person.

So 9/10 texts that you send on a dating app, should help you reach one of those goals.

Otherwise, you’re wasting each other’s time.

More importantly, boring replies kill attraction and get your matches to fall asleep because of you… not sleep with you.

That’s why you always want your texts to add value to the conversation.

You usually can’t go wrong with emotionally stimulating texts. Like the 10 replies from earlier.

Don’t know how to write emotionally stimulating texts?

Or could you use some help?

Then grab my 10 Texts That Always Work.

– Fun answers to boring questions
– Copy-pastable teases
– Easy ways to inject fun into the convo
– And more

So whenever you’re thinking of an answer to “How are you?”

Make sure that it has one of the following traits:

Does your answer have at least one of the above traits?

Your answer will highly likely trigger her emotions and might even arouse her over text.

Anyway, enough theory.

Let’s give you more of the best responses to “How are you?”.

#11-20: Responses to how are you

If she just sent you:

Reply with one of the next gems.

#11: The twist

Following our formula from earlier, this line is unexpected.

“Huh, get over what?”

So prepare an answer and see where it takes you.

#12: The sassy

I really like this line.

It’s a fun metaphor. And it’s overly hostile, which adds to the funny.

That said, you do want to directly follow the kool-aid line up with something sweet so she knows you aren’t serious.

#13: The sexual?

This line is super ambiguous and can be read in a million ways.

But if you’re on a dating app, she’ll probably read it in a sexual way.

And yet, because it’s so vague, you’re safe.

That said, you do want a solid defense for if it falls the wrong way.

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“Stranger Things” has quickly become one of the most binge-watched shows of the summer. The totally ’80s vibe and killer acting has made this a Netflix original series you just can’t miss.

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“Stranger Things” has quickly become one of the most binge-watched shows of the summer. The totally ’80s vibe and killer acting has made this a Netflix original series you just can’t miss.

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How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger

Learning how to start a conversation with a stranger is easily one of the best skills you can learn.

It’ll help you make friends in new cities, build valuable work relationships, have enjoyable conversations with random people, and have fun wherever you go. It shouldn’t be a surprise that your relationships and conversations significantly impact your happiness and well-being.

Some people are lucky and find it easy to talk to new people. But the ability to start conversations is a skill you can learn. If you struggle or want to get better at talking to strangers, focus on these three things:

Once you incorporate these lessons, which we cover in detail below, you’ll learn how to start a conversation with a stranger wherever and whenever you want.

Starting conversations can be this easy for you, too

Step 1: Conquer Your Internal Dialogue

If you think you’re going to get weird looks when to start a conversation with a stranger, you need to work on your internal dialogue.

Your thoughts and beliefs manifest through your nonverbal communication. In layman’s terms, people can see that you’re unhappy because of your frown or that you’re angry because of the furrow in your eyebrows.

You don’t resolve this by forcing your eyes to unfurrow or turning that frown upside down. You do it by changing your thoughts about yourself, your perception of other people, and your attitude regarding life, as I’ll show you.

Love Yourself and Believe that You are Awesome

If you don’t think that you’re awesome, no one will. Stop setting the bar so high and appreciate the person that you are.

As long as you continually do the following three things, you should be happy with who you are:

Focus on those three actions and know that you’re moving forward, enjoying life and leaving a positive impact.

Be Understanding of People and Become Rejection-Proof

You have to tolerate rejection because it doesn’t matter how awesome you are — some people will like you, some won’t.

Some people will be in a good mood, some won’t.

Some people will be interested in starting new friendships, some won’t.

Sometimes you’ll stumble on words, other times you’ll speak fluently like a poet.

So who cares if you try to start a conversation and it doesn’t go well? Nothing bad will come of it and it likely isn’t your fault. If you make a mistake you can try to learn from it. But don’t let it stop you from trying again.

Don’t blame the other person either. The conversation just isn’t right for them at this particular moment. No big deal.

You need to risk rejection if you want to learn how to talk to strangers. The sooner you detach yourself from the outcome and stop caring about being rejected, the sooner you’ll have amazing conversations with these new people.

Believe that Life is Amazing

Have you ever seen someone who’s bummed on life? They look down toward the ground, avoid eye contact, and speak in a low, monotone voice.

That’s how you repel strangers from you. To combat this, you need to truly love life and believe that it’s amazing.

Understand that if you have clean water, plenty of food, clean clothes, and a place to live that you’re living better than 99% of people who have ever walked the Earth.

On top of that, you have the opportunity to become whoever you want. You can learn anything you want on the internet and you have the freedom to live anywhere.

So even if you’re not who or where you want to be yet, be grateful that you have the opportunity. Love yourself, work towards your goals, do things you love, and convince yourself (because it’s true) that life is amazing because you were lucky enough to be born in this era with this opportunity.

Once you get your mindset right, you want to make sure people see you as someone they’d want to talk to.

Step 2: Make a Great First Impression

Learning how to quickly make a great first impression is not difficult and it’s extremely important.

Your clothes, body language, and attitude all help get people to open up to you.

In Step 1, we focused on improving your mindset so that you naturally exude the right nonverbal body language. Here, you want to be cognizant of the different signals you’re sending and fix the ones you’re worst at.

Have High, Positive Energy

We talked about loving yourself and believing that life is awesome. If you think of those as long-term views, this is the short term view.

Be excited to meet new people. Be pumped on life at this moment. Have a half-smile on your face at all times. This will keep you in a better mood and makes it easier and more likely for you to blast a real smile (try it yourself — smile once from a stoic face and once from a slight grin. Isn’t it easier and more natural?)

Do whatever you can to improve your mood — listen to your favorite music before going out, call your favorite person and talk to them for five minutes, go surfing, dance, sing in the shower, whatever.

Finally, be prepared to speak louder than normal and talk with positive energy. You’ll get used to it and it’ll draw people to you.

Exude Confidence with Your Body Language

Confident people — people who love themselves and are completely comfortable in the game of life — use their body much differently than people who are scared, stressed, or somber.

It’s best to become confident so the proper body language follows (see Step 1), but you can also fix your nonverbal communication directly. It’s been shown that standing in the “power position” like Superman actually improves your confidence.

Superman’s Power Pose

So your body language influences your state-of-mind and your state-of-mind influences your body language. That’s why it’s important to work on both ends of the spectrum.

This is what you need to do to have confident body language:

With excellent body language, people will be very receptive to the words you say, unless you don’t look appealing.

Dress and Groom Like the Lady or Gentleman You Are

Your looks matter because once someone thinks, “This isn’t someone I want to get to know,” you’ve lost the game. And many people make this judgment before you say a word, just based on your looks.

To master your looks, think about the type of people you want to get to know. Then, think about what kind of people would impress them. You can also think about what kind of people impress you.

Would they dress in a full 3-piece suit every day, because they are successful CEOs?

Do they rock board-shorts and a tank top, or a bikini with a summer dress, because they are masters of summer?

Or do they wear button-ups, cardigans, and chukka boots, for a casual, dressy vibe?

Once you figure that out, start slowly upgrading your wardrobe (or quickly if you don’t mind spending the money) to match that style.

Also, make sure your clothes fit nicely and easily match your other clothes. As a general rule, you don’t want your clothes to be baggy. They should flatter your body as best they can.

To make it easy to match, use neutral colors like white, black, navy, olive, grey, khaki, and brown, since these colors typically go well together.

Neutral colors make matching much easier

For more men’s style tips, check out The Essential Man (sorry women, as a guy I only follow men’s fashion — send me a good recommendation and maybe I’ll plug it here).

Lastly, keep yourself well groomed. Find a hairstyle that works for you and actually DO your hair when you go out. Shower, wear deodorant and brush your teeth. And keep your nails and excess hairs well manicured (take that how you will).

Once you conquer your inner dialogue and learn how to present yourself confidently and intriguingly with positive energy, it’s time to figure out what you actually want to say so you can start conversations whenever and wherever you want.

Step 3: Start a Conversation with a Stranger by Knowing What to Say

If you ever wonder whether it’s possible to start a conversation with a stranger that actually feels normal, read on.

To successfully create conversation, the other person needs to understand why you are talking to them. Otherwise, red flags go up that ruin the vibe.

There are five steps to successfully starting a conversation with a stranger:

If the other person understands the reason you’re conversing with them and is comfortable exchanging names with you, you’ve successfully started a conversation.

(And if you want to take it all the way and learn how to turn these people into best friends, check out my free 8-lesson email course Making New Friends the Easy Way.)

There are five different scenarios where you’ll likely meet people:

I’ll go through each situation and show you how to best start a conversation in each one.

How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger in a Public Area

Public areas are places like parks, bars, grocery stores, markets, coffee shops, restaurants, beaches, malls, and anywhere else you will find strangers going about their day.

These are the most difficult places to start conversations because the people there are not expecting to meet you nor are they planning on meeting anybody.

But there are two categories for people in public spaces: people who are waiting for something and people who are busy, and each requires a different strategy for initiating conversation.

People Who are Waiting

It’s easier to talk to people who are waiting for something because you’re usually not interrupting them. Here are some examples of situations where people are waiting:

In these situations, it’s natural to start talking to the other person because neither of you have something better to do. It’s also more comfortable than the opposite — awkward silence.

Let’s go through five steps for starting conversations with people who are waiting:

And that’s how you start a conversation with a person who is waiting for something in a public area.

People Who are Busy

This is a little more difficult because you have to interrupt the person. They’re shopping for groceries or clothes, eating or drinking with friends, exercising, watering their front yard lawn, working on their laptop, reading, or doing some sort of activity in public.

For that reason, you need to have a good reason for interrupting them. Usually, it involves asking a question that they specifically should have an opinion or answer for, or by complimenting something meaningful. Here are the five steps:

Some of these won’t go anywhere, some won’t go very far, and a few will turn into conversations. Don’t worry about the ones that don’t work out because they happen often and aren’t a big deal.

The key is to judge whether they want to talk to you and stop bugging them if they don’t. Just politely say thanks or “good to meet you” and move on.

How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger at an Event

It’s easier to meet someone at an event than in a public area because they are usually expecting to meet new people.

Events are organized activities based on a common interest, like parties, conferences, social mixers, concerts, wine tasting, one-time classes or workshops. People go to events to learn something new, meet like-minded people, find clients, make business relationships, or to just have fun.

Even though the other people attending expect to meet new people, they aren’t expecting to meet you specifically. So you still need to still need to have a reason for starting the conversation and find a similarity, which is often easier because you both share the interest of the event.

Let’s go through the steps of starting a conversation with someone at an event:

Events are great places for starting conversations because you already share an interest. Use that as a starting point to get to know them better.

How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger at a Group Meetup

Consistent Social Groups (CSGs) are the best places to meet new people when you’re starting from scratch. These are places where the same people regularly meet up to do something that interests them.

They include adult-league sports teams, book clubs, board game meetups, classes (that contain multiple sessions), business masterminds, hiking/walking/running groups, church, certain volunteering groups/organizations (not one-off events though), etc.

They’re great because people are expecting to meet you specifically. They plan on meeting their teammates, other students in the class, and other groups members. This makes it very simple to start a conversation, which you can see as we go through the steps:

As you can see, it’s extremely easy to start conversations with other group members, even for introverts. I highly recommend this if you’re trying to make new friends (and if you are, you should check out my free 8-lesson email course, Making New Friends the Easy Way to learn more).

How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger at Work (or School)

Similar to events, co-workers and other students are expecting to meet other people, just not specifically you unless you work near them or with them (you’re in the same department/class, your cubicle/desk is near theirs, etc.). Because of that, I’ll explain both situations.

But before I do, understand that approaching someone in a professional context is different than a social context. Your reputation and career are on the line so make sure you don’t say anything offensive.

People Who Work Near or With You

This is comparable to meeting people at CSGs. A quick contextual reference is all you need before introducing yourself. Let’s look at the steps:

The trick here is to start this ASAP. At the very beginning of your first class. During the first week of your new job. The longer you wait, the harder it is.

If you do wait or you’ve been in your situation for a while, find a different reason. Here are some good ways to introduce yourself if you didn’t do it in the beginning:

The trick here is to take the blame (“I haven’t introduced myself”) or accept it as normal while being the proactive one.

People Who Don’t Work Near or With You

If someone doesn’t work near or with you, you need to have a good reason for meeting them. For this reason, refer to the earlier section on meeting strangers in public places.

If they are waiting for something like coffee or an elevator, refer to the subsection “People Who are Waiting.” Otherwise, you’ll likely have to interrupt them and you should read the subsection “People Who are Busy.”

How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger You Meet Through a Mutual Contact

Starting a conversation with someone you meet through a mutual contact is akin to meeting a friend of a friend, but there are other scenarios too. Instead of a friend putting you in touch with someone, it could be a co-worker, an acquaintance, or someone you just met.

Here are some situations that would fall into this category:

This is how most people make new friends because your mutual contact has done some of the vetting for both of you already. You’re both more likely to be fun people with similar interests. It’s hands down the easiest way to make new friends, although starting the conversation isn’t always as easy as it is with group members because they aren’t necessarily expecting to meet you.

Regardless, there are better and worse ways to start conversations with these people, so it’s best to do it right. Let’s go through the steps:

Starting a conversation with someone who has a mutual friend or acquaintance isn’t difficult, but just like any other conversation, you need to say something contextual and find a commonality. Having a friend in common makes that an easy lay-up though.

Keep it Simple

I just gave you a lot of information and you should continue to reference it whenever you need. But to get the most out of this article, focus on the high-level takeaways:

First, to conquer your internal dialogue, just remember to love life and be understanding of others. You enjoy your life, you’re grateful for it, and you know that not everyone is willing to have a conversation when you want. That’s okay.

Second, to make a great first impression, have good, positive energy, stand straight with good body language, and keep yourself groomed. Or you can ask yourself:

Do I look happy, powerful, and stylish? Or do I look unhappy, scared, and sloppy?

Lastly, every conversation you start should have a reason, which is why you want to start contextually. You want to quickly find a similarity and get their name to make sure you have a reason to continue the conversation.

If they are expecting to meet you, you can introduce yourself immediately or start talking about the reason you’re meeting each other.

If they’re expecting to meet people, just not necessarily you, say something contextual and know that they are likely interested in talking if you can get on the right topic.

If they aren’t expecting to meet anyone, understand that you have to interrupt them. You need to have a very good contextual reason for this and an equally good similarity to continue the conversation.

If you keep these high-level tips in mind, you’ll have much more success when starting conversations.

And if you want to learn not only how to start conversations, but how to keep them going and turn strangers into best friends, get my free 8-lesson email course Making New Friends the Easy Way.

Now it’s time to put what you learned to good use. And once you’ve done that, you might want read my article on how to keep a conversation going.

How are you stranger

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