What you see in the first 5 seconds shows your true personality

Optical illusions fascinate more and more people, regardless of age and social status. How we interpret an optical illusion has to do with visual ability, sense of attention and personality, some experts explain. What was the first animal you saw in the picture? Here's what it says about your personality.

If you have seen horses

On either side of the image are placed two horses, which appear to be part of the hair of the woman in the image. They have a strong image highlighting role. If you saw horses in the first 5 seconds, it means you have a free and decisive personality. However, you are prone to aggression. You are also a very focused person and difficult to distract, writes timesofindia.indiatimes.com.

Three birds are flying at the top of the image

The three birds flying at the top of the image may be easier to spot due to their size and position. If you saw three birds for the first time, it means that you are a person striving to overcome your limits, a nature in love with freedom. You will never do anything that would jeopardize your freedom, and you love to grow. You always want to achieve your goals and “fly as high as possible.”

Round birds forming the pupils of the woman in the picture

If this is the first time you have seen the round-bodied birds that make up the pupils of a woman, then you are a person who pays attention to details. You don't leave anything out or settle for what most people see. You prefer to analyze things deeply.

Birds that shape a woman's nose and lips

Not everyone can see these details in the image. If you see that a woman's lips and nose are outlined from birds, then you are a person who is very attentive to atmospheric details.

Birds outlining a woman's eyebrows

Probably one of the most intricate details is represented by the birds that take the place of the woman's eyebrows in the image. If you managed to notice this detail, it means that you are a very attentive and deep person. You are also an extraordinary observer.

Anca-Theodora Popa

Photo and text source: Timesofindia.indiatimes.com