Personality tests are one of my favorite little unabashed guilty pleasures. They can teach you a little about yourself, and they can get seriously addicting. Even the mindless ones from Buzzfeed will have you going down a rabbit hole into madness as you feverishly pick your favorite beauty accessories to see which Disney character you are at heart. But if you're looking for other places to kill some time, learn about yourself, and feed your cravings all at the same time, look no further than this list! Did I mention these are all free?!

1. Similarminds

I absolutely love this website. It's been around for a while, but it now has a large, comprehensive and all-in-one personality test that gives you many results: "MOTIV, JUNG (similar to Myers Briggs)*, Personality Disorder, Enneagram, Career, as well as additional personality insights to be added periodically!" You can also follow this link to see the original directory. If you end up spending hours on this site, I just want to say, you're welcome.

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3. PersonalityMax

Formerly known as mypersonality.info, this website has it all. Like Similarminds's new all-in-one personality test, the personality test will show you EVERYTHING: your MBTI type, your learning style, and your top intelligence strengths. When I say that this test will go in-depth, it goes in-depth. It's best if you want to see your personality type from another perspective, or even see if you get another type!

4. personalDNA

OK, this one is honestly insane. You will answer a bunch of sliding-scale questions and the site will determine what your "personal DNA" is. This consists of a phrase: your dominant personality type first, then your desired role second. Not only does it have this but this site also has a daily "horoscope," past reports, and more to feed your insatiable curiosity to learn more of your personality. I highly suggest checking it out!

5. Four Temperaments Scale

This personality test is pretty straight-forward. It gives you a number of questions about you and your day-to-day, and the results range from four possible temperaments: sanguine, choleric, phlegmatic, and melancholic. While there are a number of these tests available, I highly recommend starting with this exam first; especially with its Likert-scale questions for specific accuracy.

6. Enneagram