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Accepting – too accepting; willing to excuse extreme behavior

Adaptable – used to traveling from situation to situation; may not be able to fully adapt/live in a permanent situation

Affable – accidentally befriends the wrong sort of people; pushes to befriend everyone

Affectionate –inappropriate affection

Alert – constantly on edge; paranoid

Altruistic – self-destructive behavior for the sake of their Cause

Apologetic – apologizes too much; is a doormat; guilt-ridden

Aspiring – becomes very ambitious; ruthless in their attempts to reach goals

Assertive – misunderstood as aggressive; actually aggressive; others react negatively when they take command all the time

Athletic – joints weakened from exercise; performance-enhancing drug abuse; competitive

Brave – engages in risky behavior; exposes others to risky situations

Busy – overworked; no time for play

Calm – do not want their sense of security disturbed; turn a blind eye

Carefree – apathetic about life; naïve

Careful – paranoid

Charismatic – uses their charm for evil; convinces people to do questionable things; gains an unexpected cult following

Complex –difficult for others to understand and/or get close to

Confident – arrogant

Cooperative – submissive

Creative – lazy; procrastinator

Cultured – arrogant; elitist

Curious – sticks their nose where it doesn’t belong

Dainty – delicate; easily broken

Decisive – refuses to change their mind

Dedicated – dogmatic

Determined – refuses to recognize a no-win scenario

Diligent – perfectionist; neat freak

Disciplined – by-the-book; need standards

Dramatic – overdramatic; no one takes them seriously; see life as a game

Dreamy – cannot focus on the present; thinks only in abstract

Dry – negative; smartass

Eager – hyperactive; refuse to follow through; blindly rushes through actions

Eccentric – not understood by others; strange; cannot socialize; cannot read body language

Empathetic – bleeding heart; try to humanize everything

Fair – value justice over mercy

Fierce – violent

Flirty – flirts with the wrong people; make unwanted advances

Forgiving – forgives everyone, no matter how bad they are

Funny – not taken seriously; sad on the inside (several famous comedians have been suicidal); eager to please

Generous – gives everything away; thinks nothing for themselves

Gentle – patronizing; over-forgiving; naïve

Gifted – fear others will surpass their abilities; arrogant; ambitious

Good – NEVER USE THE WORD “GOOD” WHEN DESCRIBING A CHARACTER. USE ETHICAL OR MORAL OR NICE, BUT DON’T USE GOOD. The moment you use “good” is the moment you have decided your story is black and white and that is BAD

Hardworking – works too hard; doesn’t get enough credit for their work; taken advantage of; forgets to take care of self

Honest – blunt; tells truths that hurt others; cannot keep secrets

Honorable –honors all promises, even the stupid ones; by-the-book; studious

Humble – refuses to take credit for work; dislikes attention

Idealistic – naïve; cannot see evil motives or fault in others

Independent – does not play well with others; withdrawn; dislikes authority

Intelligent – arrogant; does not listen to others’ ideas; depressed

Loyal – overwhelmed with responsibilities they feel they need to honor; does not see faults in what or who they are loyal to; taken advantage of

Lucky – relies on their luck to get them through situations instead of working it out themselves

Mature – arrogant; condescending; patronizing

Mysterious – unknowable; isolated; unsociable

Obedient – obeys stupid commands

Observant – pick up on negative body and language cues faster than others; perceives others to have extreme emotions

Opinionated – speaks at inappropriate times; alienates others with radical views

Optimistic – refuses to acknowledge defeat

Organized –perfectionist; neat freak; cannot function amidst disorder

Patient – waits too long; inactive; passive

Perfectionist – obsessive disorders; take a long time; never satisfied with their work

Playful – don’t take life seriously; inappropriately try to make light of a serious situation; not taken seriously

Powerful – absolute power corrupts absolutely

Productive – rushes through things; envied by coworkers; nerdy; perceived as sucking up to the boss

Protective – over-protective; paranoid; possessive

Proud – arrogant; unwilling to accept help; headstrong

Rebellious – resents authority; uncooperative; temperamental; represents a defunct or incorrect ideal

Regretful – spends too much time in the past; sad; avoids situations like the one they regret

Reserved – bottles up feelings; unsociable; difficult to understand; reluctant to tell secrets

Restless – unfocused; cannot follow through; has a history of moving and/or many short relationships

Romantic – cheesy; enslaved to their partner

Selfless – refuses to think of self; suicidal; self-destructive

Sensitive – over analytical; perceives things that aren’t there

Sentimental – saves everything; vomits emotions; tells everyone, even when in appropriate, about the object of their sentiment

Simple – want yes/no answers; turn away from complex problems; passive

Strong – fears being seen as weak; bullying; compensates for or hides weaknesses; refuses to acknowledge weaknesses

Suave – manipulative; untrustworthy

Successful – fears losing success; paranoid; ruthless; hates or fears competitors; arrogant; descends into self-aggrandizement; decadent

Tactful – tells white lies; despises revealing information; unwilling to give up secrets; waits for the appropriate moment

Tender – cannot make hard choices; bleeding heart; unwilling to injure or hurt others

Thoughtful – under-appreciation can make them bitter; sensitive; over-attentive

Wise – perfectionists; people expect them to be right always; fears giving the wrong advice; have doubts

Witty – cannot take things seriously; offends others; thinks they are funnier than they actually are