Optical illusion is ‘scarily accurate’ at showing if you are too trusting or too ambitious

An optical illusion has amazed people with its ability to tell if you are more focused on your social or work life.

This bright pink brainteaser requires the viewer to glance at the picture quickly, and they should either see two face side profiles or a doughnut.

Whichever you see first should reveal if you see the world more compassionately or logically.

This picture first exploded in popularity after it was posted by Mia Yilin, an optical illusion specialist who has amazed the internet with her ability to predict people’s personality traits.

On Mia’s social media comment section, one user has written: “This was scarily accurate for me” while someone else commented: “I can’t believe how true this was.”

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Two Faces

If you first see two faces staring at each other, then you are a very compassionate person. You like to spend time and focus more on your loved ones, which has led to you having a reputation as a reliable person.

You have a kind and helpful personality, but your ability to focus on the good of others can lead to others taking advantage of your good nature.

Mia explained: “You are someone who is easily trusting. You try to see the best in others, but people often take your kindness for granted and ask too much of you.

“You hate being involved in drama and will let others have the last say because you can’t be bothered to argue.”

Doughnut

If you first saw the doughnut, then you are a very ambitious person. You like to spend time focusing on work and your goals, which as led to you having a reputation as a very hard-working person.

You tend to have a very logical personality and know what it takes to be successful, but you can often find it difficult to relax and focus on other areas of your life outside of work.

Mia said: “You are a workaholic who is just constantly busy. You rarely take time for yourself because you feel guilty about not being productive.

“You struggle with striking a healthy work-life balance, and often sacrifice eating and sleeping to get stuff done.”