Are you practical or too optimistic in life?

Have you noticed how various

optical illusion

personality tests have become quite popular on social media these days? These tests, as the name suggests, are weird images with one or more elements that can be interpreted in different ways. And based on what a person notices first, a lot can be interpreted about that person’s

hidden personality traits

.

This particular

optical illusion personality test

was initially shared by

Bright Side

on their YouTube channel. In this image, there are mainly two elements– a cat and a mouse. Based on which animal a person notices first, this test aims to reveal if a person is practical or too optimistic in life.
To take this test, look closely at the above image and notice what you saw first. Now read its interpretation here:
1. If you saw the mouse first

It means that you are quite optimistic in life, so much so that your hopefulness sometimes seems to be a bit impractical to others. Even when things are going wrong, instead of looking at the red flags or bad situations you prefer to stay hopeful and only look at the positive side. But, this doesn’t mean that you are naïve. Instead, the narrator in the Bright Side video says, “You’re well aware of the world around you… You simply prefer to concentrate on its bright sides.”

2. If you saw the cat first

However, if you fall in the second category of people who saw a cat at first glance of the picture, then it shows that you are a very logical person. When faced with challenges, you do not get bogged down easily. Instead, you look at the bigger picture and then make a practical and logical decision in life. This helps you make informed decisions, and face difficult challenges life throws at you. People find you quite mature and practical in life and often come to you seeking advice.
While such optical illusion personality tests are fun to take, they are not 100 per cent accurate and depend on various factors. They give generic results instead of specific answers.
How accurate was this test for you? Tell us in the comments section below.