All about SpongeBob SquarePants: His Worst And Best Traits

Best: He Has A Child-Like Wonder

            One of SpongeBob’s most stand-out traits is his child-like wonder. He lives alone and holds down a steady job, but his hobbies and his attitude seem juvenile. While this can lead to negative situations, it is generally a good thing.

He is able to see the world in a beautiful way, is generally optimistic and upbeat and he spreads joy wherever he goes. And, of course, he has a gift for using his IMAGINATION.

Worst: He Can Be Gullible
             Like a child, SpongeBob can sometimes be a bit gullible. Because he is so pure and innocent, he assumes that everyone and everything else is, too. This has led to him being tricked, hurt and taken advantage of, which is often pretty sad.

Best: He Excels At & Enjoys His Job
               It is common knowledge that this character is a fry cook at the Krusty Krab, a restaurant in Bikini Bottom that specializes in a hamburger called the Krabby Patty.

Not every person out there would enjoy flipping burgers over a hot and greasy grill all day, but SpongeBob is good at it and enjoys doing it. No matter what, he always has a smile on his face.

Worst: He Can Be A Tad Annoying At Times
              Without a doubt, one of SpongeBob’s negative traits would be that he can be a little annoying, at times.He is super energetic, and his glass-half-full mentality can come out at the wrong time. In particular, his neighbor, Squidward, sometimes gets fed up with SpongeBob’s hyperactive and happy-go-lucky ways.

Best: He Is Determined 
             Just as this little guy tries to be positive and nice all the time, he also is persistent and determined - goals big and small are taken seriously by him.A great example of this would be his time at Mrs. Puff's Boating School, as he really wants a boating license. His bumps in the road (sometimes literally) will be touched upon below, but know that through it all, he never gives up.
   
Worst: He Has Been Known To Be Dramatic
             SpongeBob can be dramatic, too, and the list of examples could go on and on. Due to his childish ways, something small can be made into a huge deal.

In fact, his reactions are sometimes very backward: when he should be calm and quiet, he is often loud and energized, and when he needs to be collected and mature, he is sometimes all over the place. 

Best: He Has Musical Talents
             Those who have seen at least a few episodes of this cartoon series know that SpongeBob has musical talents.

He can sing, he has performed with bands, he plays a couple of instruments, and he can make neat tunes with his nose (which is featured in the opening theme song of the show).

Worst: He Can Be Quite Anxious
              Even though he has entertained giant crowds at concerts and cheered up his friends and peers over and over, SpongeBob actually has several anxious tendencies. This is very common in real life, so while this is sometimes sad to see, it is also nice to know that even an outgoing guy like SpongeBob can get scared and stressed.While having anxiety isn't at all a bad trait, it can sometimes get SpongeBob into a bit of trouble. Back to him driving a boat, for example. He gets very tense behind the wheel and usually crashes, so this is definitely one of his more nerve-wracking situations and hindrances. 

Best: He Is A Caring & Innocent Soul
              Last on the list of SpongeBob’s best personality traits, he is caring and innocent. He would never hurt a fly, he goes over and beyond to help out his pals, and he is, for sure, one of the sweetest television characters of all time!

Each and every episode, no matter what happens, features this iconic character smiling through struggles, sharing his cheer and doing whatever he can to make the world a better place. Everyone could learn a thing or two from SpongeBob.

Worst: He Takes People-Pleasing Too Far Sometimes
              On the other hand, as a people-pleaser, SpongeBob can sometimes take this all too far. He can physically, mentally and emotionally drain himself, bending over backward for others.Being "too nice" isn't a fault, but SpongeBob can be sometimes conned into dark and dangerous scenarios. He can also get himself into sticky situations since he is just almost too nice and helpful.


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by: BRI THOMAS
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