Optical Illusion shows if you have a big heart or more of a loner – ‘spot on!’

A fun brainteaser has been called “amazing” due to its ability to accurately predict if someone prioritises their alone time or helping out their loved ones.

This black-and-orange psychological picture is an optical illusion, and at first glance, most viewers should see either a boat out at sea or a crocodile’s head.

Whatever you see first will reveal how you interact with the world around you and a problem you may be struggling with at the moment.

This personality test was first shared in a video by the optical illusion specialist Mia Yilin, who became popular on social media with her ability to precisely guess a person’s personality traits.

On Mia’s comment section, one user wrote: “Wow you’re amazing, Mia knows me so well” while another person commented: “Spot on! You have made me realise things about myself that I have trouble explaining to other people. Forever appreciate it.”

Boat

If you are someone who first saw the boat, you prefer being by yourself but are clever and enjoy discovering new things. Your ideal day would involve going to a museum, historic landmark or art gallery.

Mia said: “You’re the kind of person who craves adventure and is constantly curious about the world around you. You prefer your own company over others, so you don’t like going out much.”

You are friendly and prefer having a few close friends rather than hanging out with a large group of people. However, you can sometimes find it difficult to express yourself and can be indecisive.

Mia explained: “Sometimes, making decisions can be tough for you because you like to weigh all possible options before settling.”

Crocodile

If you first saw the crocodile, you are someone who is very compassionate and has a reputation for always being helpful. You love spending time around loved ones and are always the one who plans out parties or events for your friend group.

Mia said: “You’ve got a big heart and a lot of empathy for others. You care so much about your friends and family, and would do anything for them.”

However, you can take on too much at once and can sometimes feel resentful that you are always to one having to be responsible for organising things. You wish other people would put as much effort into relationships as you do.

Mia explained: “You expect more from [loved ones], but they often let you down. Also, when you’re on a large group setting, you quickly feel very mentally and physically drained.”