Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals if you are carefree or cautious in life

Optical illusion personality tests have become quite popular among people these days. The reason: These are psychology-based, weird-looking images, with one or more elements in them. Based on what a person notices first, a lot can be decoded about their lesser-known personality traits.
This particular image, which was initially shared by the Bright Side, has two main elements: a whale, and a surfer. At first glance, whatever catches your attention first can reveal your innermost thoughts and feelings.
To take the test, simply look at the above image and notice what you saw first. Now read its interpretation below:
"If you saw a whale, you mostly see the big picture and are pretty happy with your life," the narrator tells in the video. This also indicates that you are a bit carefree in life.
On the contrary, if you first notice the surfer at the bottom right corner of the image then it means that you are quite observant and cautious in life. "If you also see the little surfer on the whale, then you don't look for the easy road in life. You always double-check everything," the narrator further said.
Was this test result apt in your particular case? Tell us about it in the comments section below.
Meanwhile, one should also know that such tests are not always 100 percent true as their results are generic. They are not tailor-made for individuals and so might give result which are not absolutely accurate all the time.
1. They are fun and engaging tests that help one in self-reflection
2. These are quick tests that give intuitive insights about one's personality
3. They are great for starting conversations and sharing with others.
1. These tests are more for fun than actual psychological assessments, as they lack scientific validation.
2. They often simplify complex personality traits into broad categories, which may not be entirely accurate for everyone.
3. Different people might see different things based on external factors like mood, lighting, or past experiences, making results inconsistent.
Do you take these tests just for entertainment, or do you sometimes find truth in them?