Viewers rushed to the comments section to praise Mia for being spot on.
What's the first thing YOU see? Optical illusion reveals whether you're an optimist who people 'love being around' - or a perfectionist who 'has trouble trusting others'
- This optical illusion can reveal whether you're an optimist or perfectionist
- The photo was first shared by popular content creator Mia Yilin on TikTok
- It shows both a man and a car... so which do YOU see first?
An optical illusion can tell you whether you always put a smile on people's faces, or if you have a hard time trusting others.
This image can reveal if you are an optimist or perfectionist.
The photo was first shared by content creator Mia Yilin on TikTok, where it has so far garnered more than 30,000 views.
In the image, there is both a car and a man holding a pair of binoculars, depending on which you see first it can reveal the truth behind your personality.
An optical illusion can tell you whether you always put a smile on people's faces, or if you have a hard time trusting others
In the image, there is both a car and a man holding a pair of binoculars, depending on which you see first it can reveal the truth behind your personality
The photo depicts a man holding binoculars with the outline of the man's hat and eye's being the same outline as a car.
In the clip, she explained what it meant if you saw the car first.
'If you first saw the car, then you are a ray of sunshine and can find the bright side of any situation.
'People love being around you because you always know how to bring a smile to their faces,' she explained.
However, Mia said that if you are too happy, then you may be using humor to hide your deeper emotions.
Viewers rushed to the comments section to praise Mia for being spot on
The content creator then revealed what it meant if you saw the man first.
'If you first saw the man holding binoculars, then you have a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature.
'Your love language is acts of service and what moves you the most is when others pay attention to the small details.
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