Salty Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Salty? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Salty from Alpha & Omega and what is the personality traits.
ESFP (3w2)
Salty personality type is ESFP, with ENFP being the most likely to fall into this cluster (this is the most common cluster of all types).
Salty personalities are almost always extroverted and are usually enthusiastic, talkative, and social. They usually enjoy the company of others and are usually unafraid to speak their minds. Salty personalities can be very funny, because they like to tell stories and jokes. They are usually very friendly and outgoing, but they can also be mean and secretive, if their personality is suppressed.
Salty personalities are often described as “childish,” which is a stereotype derived from their more extroverted personality. However, Salty personalities are more likely to be described as “eccentric,” “risky,” “saucy,” and sometimes “charming.” Salty personalities enjoy being different.
The salty personality type is almost always more extroverted than introverted. However, salty personalities can be introverted for short periods of time. If someone is introverted for too long, they can become “salty.”
