Ever wondered what your texting style reveals about your personality?
Take the Big Five Test and find out what really drives how you communicate. Spoiler: your punctuation habits might say more about you than you think.
Let’s dive into a hilarious and strangely relatable exchange between two characters with very different texting vibes. This isn’t just about messages—it’s a full-on personality reveal, one period and emoji at a time.
Meet the Personalities Behind the Texts
These two characters aren’t just bantering—they’re embodying two completely different ends of the Big Five personality traits spectrum.
Let’s break it down.
Trait 1: Conscientiousness
This one’s a no-brainer.
Character 2 screams high conscientiousness. We’re talking about someone who:
Uses correct punctuation in texts
Organizes their messages in neat, readable blocks
Probably has their closet color-coded
Their texting style? Structured, thoughtful, and maybe a little bit extra. But that’s how they show they care. In the Big Five Test, high conscientiousness often shows up in people who are responsible, disciplined, and dependable. They like things to be in order—even their digital conversations.
Character 1, on the other hand, brings low conscientiousness energy—and proudly so. Their texts are spontaneous, all lowercase, full of emoji chaos, and driven by emotion over clarity.
But here’s the thing: that doesn’t make them sloppy. It makes them free-spirited. And sometimes, that chaotic brunch invite with a volcano emoji? Honestly iconic.
Trait 2: Agreeableness
This one’s sneakier, but super fun to spot.
Character 1 might sound like they’re roasting the other, but underneath the sarcasm is warmth. They end with “I feel attacked” (classic meme format), followed by a rare and heartfelt:
"for once I have to agree with you. period"
That final “period” is both a wink and a white flag. It’s their way of saying, “You got me.”
That’s moderate to high agreeableness in action. Playful, expressive, not afraid to tease, but ultimately caring. They're not out to start a fight—they’re just being real.
Character 2, though organized and structured, isn’t cold. They’re just exasperated. And probably the group chat mom. Their line:
"your texting style is literally your personality in digital form"
isn't judgmental—it’s observant. It shows understanding and even a bit of affection.
In the Big Five Test, agreeableness is all about empathy, compassion, and cooperation. Both characters score somewhere in the middle here, but in different flavors.
Trait 3: Extraversion
Now let’s talk energy.
Character 1 is the obvious extravert. They're expressive, rapid-fire, emotional, and a bit dramatic. Their vibe says:
“I’ll voice-note you five times in a row and send a meme after.”
They’re the type to post live reactions to TV shows in the group chat.
Character 2 might not be as loud, but they’re not shy. They engage deeply and thoughtfully. Their focus is on clarity and connection—not speed or volume. They’re more of a deep-convo-over-coffee type than a dancing-in-the-club type.
Both can be social—but Character 1 thrives on immediate energy, while Character 2 leans toward introversion: measured responses, intentional communication, and maybe a preference for one-on-one chats over chaotic group threads.
Trait 4: Neuroticism
We all know texting can be a battleground for overthinking.
But neither of these two are spiraling—yet.
Character 1 shows low neuroticism here. They’re cool throwing out weird emojis and not double-checking anything. They’re not sweating about grammar or being misinterpreted.
Character 2, on the other hand, might have slightly higher neuroticism—or maybe just a healthy concern for being understood. Their love of punctuation and structure could come from wanting to avoid miscommunication. They care about clarity. They care about not being left on read.
In the Big Five Test, neuroticism refers to emotional stability. Neither character is falling apart here, but Character 2 definitely feels the burn when someone ghosts them. (We see you.)
Trait 5: Openness to Experience
Ah, the wildcard trait.
Character 1 is vibing with emojis, randomness, and self-proclaimed chaos. That’s high openness—they're expressive, creative, and probably have an astrology app on their phone.
Their brunch plans might involve a last-minute detour to a vintage bookstore or a pop-up art exhibit.
Character 2 likes a plan. They’re more practical, detail-oriented, and grounded in how they express themselves. They might score moderately on openness—open-minded, yes, but not flying off into the creative stratosphere every five seconds.
And you need both types. The dreamers and the planners. The emoji-lovers and the paragraph-texters.
So... Who Are You?
Let’s be real: you probably saw yourself in one of them. Or maybe both. That’s the beauty of the Big Five Test—it’s not about putting you in a box, it’s about showing where you naturally lean.
Are you the emoji-spamming free spirit or the punctuation purist?
The chaotic brunch planner or the voice of order?
The instant responder or the “when inspiration strikes” kind?
Understanding your personality helps you communicate better—not just in texts, but in work, relationships, and your sense of self.
Ready to Find Out Where You Fall?
👉 Take the Big Five Test now and discover what your personality says about your texting style—and everything else.
It’s quick, insightful, and eerily accurate (just like your best memes).
Final Thoughts: Your Personality is in the Details
This tiny slice of conversation gave us a window into two very real personality types. And that’s the magic of the Big Five—it doesn’t just live in lab reports and long articles. It lives in everyday stuff:
How we text
How we react
How we plan brunch (or don’t)
So the next time you’re arguing about punctuation in the group chat, pause and smile. You’re not just texting—you’re revealing your inner world, one emoji (or period) at a time.
Take the Big Five Test and start decoding your digital personality today.
