What Southern Personality Type Is Your Most Dominant?

You my dear, are the epitome of Southern hospitality and kindness. A real life Scarlett O'Hara, you embody grace, poise and femininity and have a personality that is as refreshing as a cold glass of sweat tea on a hot day. However, don't let anyone mistake that Southern charm for weakness; you are as tough as you are kind and ain't nobody wanna mess with you!

Deep down, you have some serious Southern roots that are responsible for your rowdy, redneck attitude and fun loving personality. After a few whiskey shots, you can ride the mechanical bull like a rodeo hero, but underneath all that spunk and sass lies an elegant Southern Belle who knows how to harness your charm and win everyone's heart!

YEEHAW! Not only are you down to earth, but you also have a rambunctious, rebellious side that makes you the life of the party and draws people to you. You're not ashamed of your wild side and rather than try and subdue your Southern flair, you wear it proudly and loudly like a true moonshine drinking, pickup truck driving badass! Not to mention, you look great in a pair of cowboy boots!

Ain't no one under the sun like you! You're a fearless Southern rebel with a badass attitude that would intimidate the pants off any Yankee. Whether it's alligators, hurricanes or the spiciest barbecue in Memphis, you can handle whatever life throws your way! You throwback shots of moonshine like it ain't no thang' and are proud of your Southern roots!

Bless your heart! While most of the time, you maintain a sweet, southern disposition, when someone crosses you, they'll see your feisty side! Your reputation as a Southern Belle remains strong, but there are times when you get rowdy and put people in their place, especially if they insult your family! After all, thems fighting words and you're not gonna let anyone insult those you love!

Sorry to say it, but there ain't nuthin' Southern about you, Yankee. When it comes to spending time in the South, you'd survive a short visit, but eventually, the heat would get to you and you've never really liked spicy food and country music anyways. Besides, seeing the Confederate flag would be too much for you to handle. That's OK, Yankee! You can always visit for Mardi Gras and head back north when the party's over.