Which 'Pretty Little Liar' Are You?

You're creative with a wild side, which includes dating the wrong people and dying your hair any shade of the rainbow. While you can come off as slightly shady, you've proven yourself as a dedicated and loyal friend, sibling, and child when things get tough.

You're the athlete of the group who's struggled to find stable relationships when it comes to love and family. Maybe you have a parent who hasn't always been around because their job has taken priority, or an ex who wasn't 100% honest with you. Either way, you're willing to travel miles from home to find the life you've been dreaming of.

You're the planner, brainiac, and mom among your squad, and you wouldn't have it any other way. While you might have a dark past that includes family issues and an extracurricular activity you're less than proud of, you've always kept your eyes on the prize and have gone to great lengths to make sure no one gets in your way of becoming the next CEO of Google. Plus, you've had a pretty stable love life and everyone wants you on their trivia team.

You might've had a brush with the law, but you also have the most enviable closet among your friends, so it kind of evens out (right?). You preferred hitting the mall to hitting the books in high school, but when it came to your career, you were able to turn your passion into a full-time job. You're able to joke about even the darkest situation, and it's because you have a loving mom who's also been through some pretty tough stuff. You love the occasional bowl of ice cream, traveling, and hanging with your sweet significant other, as long as one-on-one time doesn't involve turning off your cell phone.

The schemer of the group, people usually have a hard time trusting you due to your love of lying and a past with bullying. You're constantly disappearing and making up stories, but it's your devious mind that keeps the people around you intrigued. You have a pretty messed up family life, and while you tend to run from your problems, time gives you the opportunity to mature into a reliable friend who'd never leave their hometown.