Trousered Legs or Heeled Legs? What You See First Reveals Surprising Insights – Times of India
There’s one such illusion that is popular among social media users and going viral.The illusion shows pictures of legs, making you see eitherheeled legs, trousered legs, or both. Take a look at the image and notice what you see first. It might reveal whether you’re a good communicator or not.
Here’s the Optical Illusion Analysis;
Trousered Legs
If you see trousered legs first in the picture, it means you communicate to people openly. Some experts say that people who notice this often find it easy to express their thoughts and emotions. They are honest but might not always consider others’ feelings. They can seem a bit insensitive because they prioritise being straightforward over being sensitive to others’ emotions.
Heeled Legs
If you saw white-heeled legs first, you’re someone who thinks before talking. You take your time to speak and choose your words carefully. People might see you as shy or quiet, and sometimes they may not appreciate your input as much.
Both Legs
If you saw both legs and took your time, it suggests you consider your actions carefully. Sometimes, you might not filter your thoughts, which can make you appear rude or very opinionated. However, this also means people enjoy having lengthy conversations with you because you’re open and expressive.
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