psychology test try it
Imagine this in your head:
You are standing outside of a house, your house. Is the house large or small? (mine was small)
You walk inside the house, and in the front hall there is a small table with an object on it. What is it? (a photograph of me and paul)
You walk out back into your backyard, which opens up into a forest. Are there a lot of trees or few? (few)
You walk down a path in the forest, and you find a key on the ground. Do you pick it up? (yes)
You walk a little farther, and you find a cup on the ground. Do you pick it up? (yes)
You keep walking, and you come across an angry-looking bear. What do you do? (cry)
The bear is gone, and you keep walking. You come across a wall. Can you get over it? (no)
This is pretty interesting,
The size of the house represents your ambitions for the future.
The object on the table represents something that is important to you in life, and is pretty much open to interpretation, there is no solid answer.
The number or thickness of the trees represents how many friends you have.
The key and whether you pick it up or not represent opportunity and whether you take it.
Same thing with the cup, which represents friendship.
The bear represents obstacles or problems in life, and your reaction to it is how you deal with problems.
Finally, the wall represents death, and whether you can get over the wall is whether you can deal with or accept death or not.
You are standing outside of a house, your house. Is the house large or small? (mine was small)
You walk inside the house, and in the front hall there is a small table with an object on it. What is it? (a photograph of me and paul)
You walk out back into your backyard, which opens up into a forest. Are there a lot of trees or few? (few)
You walk down a path in the forest, and you find a key on the ground. Do you pick it up? (yes)
You walk a little farther, and you find a cup on the ground. Do you pick it up? (yes)
You keep walking, and you come across an angry-looking bear. What do you do? (cry)
The bear is gone, and you keep walking. You come across a wall. Can you get over it? (no)
This is pretty interesting,
The size of the house represents your ambitions for the future.
The object on the table represents something that is important to you in life, and is pretty much open to interpretation, there is no solid answer.
The number or thickness of the trees represents how many friends you have.
The key and whether you pick it up or not represent opportunity and whether you take it.
Same thing with the cup, which represents friendship.
The bear represents obstacles or problems in life, and your reaction to it is how you deal with problems.
Finally, the wall represents death, and whether you can get over the wall is whether you can deal with or accept death or not.