The first animal you see in this optical illusion can show what kind of friend you are.

This image will reveal what type of friend you are

According to a TikTok influencer, just looking at an optical illusion can reveal what kind of friend you are. The blue and white image has lots of stripes that might confuse you at first. Mia Yilin, who has over 440,000 followers, says the first animal you notice shows something about your personality and friendships.

For example, if you see two zebras first, it means you’re good at making small talk and forming friendships. You know what others want to hear, which helps you connect with them. However, when it comes to deeper issues, you tend to keep things to yourself and only share with close friends and family.

On the other hand, if you notice a lion first, it means you prefer to be alone and enjoy your own company the most.

Can you see a lion or a zebra when you first look at it?

The student and content creator explained, “If you saw the lion first, it means you like to hang out with friends sometimes, but deep down, you’re more of an introvert and really value your alone time.” She added that “you rarely raise your voice because you know that just being loud doesn’t really help anything.”

Her interesting post got a lot of people talking, and many were impressed by how accurate she was. One person said, “spot on,” while another exclaimed, “wow!” Someone else commented, “I can’t believe you can get this kind of information from what we see first—it’s mind-blowing! You’re 90% accurate.”

In another TikTok video, Mia shared a ‘creepy’ optical illusion that supposedly reveals if you’re a friendly or cold person. The image looks like a snow-covered tree in winter, but it could also be a lion. According to her, what you see first gives insight into your character. This clip has been watched more than 71,000 times, and she says, “The first thing you see in this picture can say a lot about your personality.”

Hollywood Legend Dustin Hoffman’s Private Fight Against Cancer Revealed

Dustin Hoffman, who famously dressed in drag for *Tootsie* 30 years ago, used his acting skills to keep a serious secret: a battle with cancer that almost took his life.

In 2013, the *Rain Man* actor, then 75, revealed that he had quietly undergone treatment for throat cancer, which was “surgically cured.” After that, he never spoke about it publicly again. Here’s more about the Oscar-winning actor’s journey with cancer.

In 1967, at 30 years old, Dustin Hoffman had his breakthrough role in the romantic comedy *The Graduate*, which earned him his first Oscar nomination.

Over the years, Hoffman starred in iconic films like *All the President’s Men* (1976) and *Kramer vs. Kramer* (1979), which won him an Academy Award for Best Actor.

In 1983, Hoffman played a washed-up actor who dresses as a woman to get a role on a soap opera in the movie *Tootsie*, showcasing his incredible versatility.

\In the hit film *Tootsie*, Dustin Hoffman’s character was called a “nottie” instead of a “hottie,” which brought him to tears, he shared.

“If I were going to be a woman, I’d want to be as beautiful as possible. But they told me, ‘That’s as good as it gets,’” Hoffman recalled in an interview.

When he realized he wasn’t considered attractive as a woman, the now 86-year-old actor had a life-changing realization about how society views women.

“I went home and started crying,” Hoffman says. “I thought, ‘I’m an interesting woman,’ but I knew if I met that version of myself at a party, I wouldn’t talk to her because she didn’t meet the physical standards we’re taught women need to have for us to approach them.”

Even though *Tootsie* was the second-highest-grossing film of the year—just behind *E.T. The Extraterrestrial*—Dustin Hoffman didn’t find it funny.

“That was never a comedy for me,” he added.

Despite his feelings about the film, Hoffman became one of the most sought-after actors in Hollywood.

He earned his second Oscar for the 1988 film *Rain Man* and went on to win six Golden Globes and one Primetime Emmy.

In 2013, Hoffman, who had always been very active in his career, suddenly went quiet.

It was later revealed that his cancer had been detected early.

Just months after Dustin Hoffman made his directorial debut with the British comedy *Quartet* (2012) and finished filming *Chef* (2014) alongside Jon Favreau and Sofia Vergara, the reason for his absence became clear.

Hoffman’s publicist, Jodi Gottlieb, shared with *People* (through ABC News) that the beloved actor had been privately treated for cancer. She didn’t reveal many details but said, “It was detected early, and he has been surgically cured. Dustin is feeling great and is in good health.”

At 75, Hoffman underwent preventative treatments to reduce the chances of the cancer returning. While Gottlieb didn’t specify the type of cancer, it was widely believed to be throat cancer.

Even after the news, Hoffman’s career didn’t slow down. He lent his voice to Master Shifu in more *Kung Fu Panda* films (2008 to 2024) and acted in several other movies, including *Sam and Kate* in 2022 and the upcoming sci-fi drama *Megalopolis* in 2024. Hoffman, now 86, continues to remind us of his resilience and passion for acting.

In early March 2024, *Hello!* magazine reported that Dustin Hoffman and his wife, Lisa Gottsegen, were seen walking around London, showing some sweet moments of affection.

Hoffman, who married Gottsegen in 1980, added four children to his family, along with two children from his previous marriage to Anne Byrne.

The article noted, “The Hollywood legend looked much younger than his 86 years as he smiled and waved at the cameras. He appeared tanned and relaxed while strolling through the city and visiting shops with his wife of 43 years.”

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