Optical illusion is ‘100% accurate’ as it shows whether you are over-analytical

A new mind-bending picture has inspired awe among viewers after claiming it could read your personality traits.

The personality test supposedly predicts how you view the world based on which detail jumps out to the eye first, according to brainteaser guru Mia Yilin.

The answer will likely be one of two things; either you’ll see a baby in a foetus position, or a couple looking out at the horizon.

Yilin is an optical illusion aficionado who has built a following of almost half a million followers thanks to the unwavering accuracy of her analyses.

“If you first saw the baby then you have a tendency to overthink and analyse situations which leads to indecision and second-guessing,” explained Mia.

These people strive for perfection and are therefore their own harshest critic, as they set out to meet the high standards they’ve set out for themselves.

“At the same time, you have a strong sense of responsibility and people often turn to you for guidance and support,” added the TikToker.

Meanwhile, those who first saw the couple looking into the distance have a different set of characteristics, as they’re more preoccupied with forming deep and meaningful relationships.

“If you first the couple standing beneath the branches and look towards the water, then you have a longing for deep and meaningful relationships,” explained Mia.

These individuals put a lot of emphasis on loyalty and honesty and others, and it doesn’t take them long to spot when someone is insincere.

“You have a rich inner world and spend a lot of time daydreaming and imagining different possibilities,” explained the video creator.

The clip clearly resonated with viewers, as it racked up more than 16,000 likes and hundreds of encouraging comments.

“How are you always right?” pondered one commentator, while another wrote: “Spot on, I saw a couple and I like dreaming or fantasizing my life.”

“It’s scary how accurate this is,” pointed out another person.

Another commentator penned: “Hundred percent accurate”.