How Each Birth Month Acts On Vacation

Vacations are meant to be a break from everyday life, but they often reveal more about our personalities than we realize. Some people plan every hour of the trip, while others happily go wherever the day takes them. Research in personality psychology suggests that the way we travel often reflects our everyday habits, from how adventurous we are to how we handle stress, spontaneity, and social situations.

Whether youโ€™re the one organizing the itinerary or simply along for the ride, everyone has a unique vacation style. Read on to discover how each birth month tends to act once itโ€™s time to pack their bags and head somewhere new.

April

Youโ€™re the adrenaline junkie. You canโ€™t sit around on the beach, reading or tanning. You need to go parasailing, jump off cliffs, or swim with sharks to keep busy. Otherwise, you feel like the vacation was wasted. You believe the best stories come from trying something unforgettable.

May

Youโ€™re the planner. You have an itinerary with times and activities listed out. If anyone causes you to fall off schedule, you freak out. You want to make sure you have enough time for everything you want to do. Your organization helps everyone make the most of the trip.

June

Youโ€™re the indecisive one. You let everyone else set the plans because you canโ€™t figure out where you want to eat or what you want to do. You change your mind too many times because there are too many options.

July

Youโ€™re the caretaker of the group. Youโ€™re the one checking to make sure everyone has gone to the bathroom and applied sunscreen. You carry bandages and Advil in your bag (along with anything else others hand you). You make sure everyone is having a good time.

August

Youโ€™re the photographer. You stop every few steps to snap pictures of landmarks, flowers, and yourself. You never leave vacation without a full camera roll. You love preserving memories youโ€™ll be able to look back on for years to come.

September

Youโ€™re the workaholic. Even though youโ€™re on vacation, you keep checking your emails and taking phone calls. You canโ€™t stay away from work, even when youโ€™re supposed to be having fun.

October

Youโ€™re the fashionista. Your suitcase is overflowing with cute outfits because you want to get amazing pictures of your vacation for a massive photo dump on Instagram.

November

Youโ€™re the social butterfly. You strike up conversations with complete strangers and talk to the waiters for much longer than necessary. You make friends around the world. You might not keep in touch with them once youโ€™re home, but you add them on social media.

December

Youโ€™re the complainer. Even when youโ€™re in the most beautiful places in the world, you find a reason to whine. Maybe itโ€™s too hot or too cold. Maybe lines are too long. Maybe your phone is dying. But something is always wrong.

January

Youโ€™re the researcher. You want to know everything about the places youโ€™re visiting. Youโ€™ll stop to read signs, pick up pamphlets, and Google fun facts about wherever youโ€™re going. You always want to learn something new.

February

Youโ€™re the comfortable one. You donโ€™t care whether you look like a tourist. You wear your most comfortable shoes, fanny packs, and floppy hats. You care more about being prepared than about looking cute.

March

Youโ€™re the lovebird. You engage in PDA with your partner without caring whoโ€™s watching. And if youโ€™re single, you flirt with bartenders, waiters, and complete strangers. Youโ€™re bolder when youโ€™re in a new place because you know you arenโ€™t going to see anyone there again.