How Georgia Are You?

You are so Georgia. You love warm weather, hospitality, open air, and yes, peaches. You just can't get enough sunshine and you love a home-cooked meal over a restaurant any day of the week. Whether or not you rock a southern drawl, you certainly embrace the southern mentality of open arms and open hearts. You know slavery was wrong and human rights have come a long way since those times, but there's a small part of you that would love to go back to the old-fashioned days depicted in Gone With the Wind. Just for a couple days?

You're pretty stinkin' Georgia, just shy of full-on Georgia Peach. You like to be outside and enjoy beautiful weather. You may not be waving a Confederate flag outside your door or inviting strangers to dinner, but you do love meeting new people and having friends over for wine and appetizers. You would do anything for your long-time friends because loyalty is important to you. Your perfect day involves a porch, a cold glass dripping with condensation, and good company.

You're Georgia, but not overly so. You don't walk around with a drawl that Yankees can't understand, but you do enjoy listening to people speak in that slow, southern way. You like your mashed potatoes creamy and buttery and you've never turned down the chance to sit outside and enjoy a nice day. At the same time, you're not ready to park it on the farm or to hand out hugs like lollipops on Halloween.

You're somewhat Georgia, we suppose. You can enjoy a good football game or the occasional family barbecue, but you don't like your tea with more sugar than water and you prefer to keep 'y'all' out of your vocabulary because, like it or not, it just sounds a little redneck. You don't necessarily try to make friends with everyone you meet, you prefer to keep things a bit more arms-length until you know someone - and that's perfectly okay.

You're not very Georgia at all, but you do have a little hint of southern in you! Admit it, you've accidentally said 'y'all' a time or two, it's just so darn convenient! Plus, you may not cook a big meal every Sunday and eat enough calories for the week, but when someone invites you over for comfort food and hospitality, you don't say no and you have a good time. You may have to bite your tongue around you're more conservative friends, but you can handle yourself in Georgia. Overall though, you may want to stick close to the big cities like Atlanta.

You are so not Georgia. You see nothing charming about the Old South, because it represents a time when people were enslaved and women couldn't vote! What's charming about that? You prefer honesty to people who are overly warm to everyone, and you would rather people shake your hand than give you a hug if you've just met. You're used to having a bit more personal space and perhaps eating a balanced diet over butter, butter, and more butter.