Optical illusion ‘so correct’ as it shows if you are ‘stubborn and opinionated’

TikTok users have been captivated by a new viral optical illusion that can supposedly reveal whether you’re stubborn or opinionated.

The personality test was developed by Mia Yilin to unveil different character traits based on what a person sees first in a mind-bending image.

Yilin, a poignant figure in the optical illusion scene on TikTok, has amassed more than 400,000 followers since she started sharing highly accurate personality analyses.

Her latest post invited viewers to assess which detail they see first in a mind-bending picture, a woman holding buckets or a man’s face.  

“What’s the first thing you see in this picture?” she asked her viewers in the clip, which racked up more than 123,000 likes.

She continued: ”If you first saw the man’s face, then that means on the surface, you may seem very soft and easygoing. But in reality, you are stubborn and opinions on the inside.” 

These people are reluctant to have their opinions changed once they have set their minds on something, regardless of what people may say.  

“You always end up making the smart and right choice and reduce to be led around by others,” points out Yilin.  

Conversely, those who first saw the woman carrying the two buckets of water let themselves be led by their heart as opposed to their head.

“When you’re in an argument with someone, you value their attitude towards you more than their actual logic,” explained the TikToker.

“You are too lenient and forgiving with those you love, and often get hurt as a result. Even though your kindness is not always reciprocated, you believe that love conquers all.”

The analysis made a very positive impression on viewers, many of whom sincerely agreed with the message of the video.

Referring to Yilin’s recent collection of posts, one viewer wrote: “Ok, I’m [through with] these… they have all been spot on.”

Another echoed: “I saw the man’s face first. This is spot on.”

“Why are you always correct,” penned a third person, while another viewer followed with: “I saw the woman and ur so correct.”