Your Money Personality Is...
You're prepared for a rainy day. Scratch that. You're prepared for a few rainy months. Something bad might happen, and you'll be prepared.
You take emergency funds to the next level. Something bad might happen but you'll be prepared. Your friends and family are impressed at how well you weather financial storms.
Saving is good when you end up needing that money eventually. Saving too much is inefficient. You likely miss out on fun opportunities you come across. It's too hard to let your guard down and enjoy your money.
Money is safety. It's a hedge against the uncertainties of life. You've been in dire straights before and you vow to never go back.
A budget allows you to enumerate your fears and prepare for them each individually. Instead of having a general "emergency fund" consider breaking down the types of emergencies you want to be prepared for. This allows you to give each a dollar amount and provides an upper limit to what you actually need saved. When you know your specific fears are covered you are more free to use the rest of your money.
Budgeting allows Stockpilers to split their emergency fund into realistic categories. By preparing for tangible fears instead of generic ones they are more secure in how much they truly need set aside. This frees up the rest of their budget for the rest of life.