People have been challenged to identify the ‘fake’ family from a set of three images – and it’s suggested that your choice reveals a lot about your personality.
The psychological test, shared by @deargeet on TikTok, purports to disclose what kind of person you are based on your response to a simple question.
Viewers are tasked with choosing the ‘fake’ family from three images – 1, 2 or 3 – each depicting a man, woman, and child. In image 1, the man is seen holding hands with the child while a woman walks alongside him.\
In image 2, the trio are seen walking side by side with the child in the middle. In the final image, 3, the woman is seen holding the child’s hand while a man walks beside her.
The video begins with a woman saying: “Which one looks like they’re not an actual family? According to experts, the group that you choose says a lot about your personality.” For those who selected group 1, you’re the type of person who treats your friends as your real family.
She continues: “You like to help them and make them happy because doing that makes you happy. You always strive to bring something good to everyone’s life. You likely grew up without a strong father figure. That’s why you always want to be there for other people.”
According to the video, choosing group 2 during a viral test indicates you’re a staunchly family-centered individual. The influencer observed, “There is nothing more important to you than family. You believe in building stable and long-lasting relationships based on trust and commitment. You put your family’s needs first and sometimes you even ignore your own needs if you could do what makes your family or your loved ones happy.”
As for those who picked group 3, it’s suggested they might have a turbulent family background.
She explained: “You have trouble trusting people. You’re anxious and interacting with other people is often a challenge for you. You’re constantly worried about the future and you tend to overthink everything.”
Shocked viewers chimed in underneath the video, with comments rolling in like, “Why am I being exposed like this? ” and “I wasn’t expected to get called out like that.” Another spoke of the accuracy of the results: “Number one and it was spot on for me – it’s crazy.”
