Frustration is a feeling that all humans will feel at some point and not necessarily at some specific stage of life because it can happen to us from infants, children, adults or the elderly. Some people even deal with it, but sometimes some of the frustrations we think we have aren’t exactly what lead us to a less positive state of mind, it may be that the root of that frustration has another reason or motivation. If you want to find out, take this personality test.
Keep in mind that for real diagnoses you must go to a doctor; however, these personality tests show you the way in a general way of what could be creating a frustration about your personality.
To take this test, look at the image and what you identify first, you must select it mentally and then go to the bottom to discover its meaning.
Now, it’s time to know your answer.
1. The face of man
If you saw the man’s face, your most frustrating personality trait is that you can’t help but say what everyone else is thinking. You have social skills, but sometimes in stressful situations when things would go better without saying them, you decide to take the “bull by the horns” and say things anyway.
Situations such as asking how work is going despite the announcement that a colleague is fired is part of you, we know your concern but there are ideals for those questions.
2. The man reading:
Your most frustrating personality trait is your tendency to daydream. It’s all right to escape your own thoughts for comfort, but that doesn’t mean you should spend all your time watching the clouds advance.
If the life of your dreams is interfering with your personal life, if people don’t want to open up to you because they think you’re not really listening, it might be time to evaluate how much time you spend in your personal world and take action on it.
3. The trees:
The most frustrating thing about your personality (deep down for you) is your inability to take things seriously. You’re legally an adult, you’ve probably been an adult for quite some time. But chances are you’re settling into a relationship that doesn’t make you truly happy or you’re staying in a job where you’re undervalued or underpaid.
It’s not that you’re not capable, it’s that you deliberately run away from success. If you want to be truly happy and also be treated as an equal by your peers, stop sabotaging yourself and start supporting yourself in your true potential. You are great in every way, don’t let life make you doubt it.