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The kangaroo is mostly Josh’s. The pig is all Ginny. Josh asked her to draw it as part of a personality test. He made a drawing, too. He drew his just now so it is a little unfair (and ugly), but it is the first image that came to mind. Ginny drew hers several months ago. You can take the test, too! Just get out a blank piece of paper and draw a pig. Afterward you can see the interpretations below. Try not to get let our drawings influence you, just draw whatever the first thing that comes into mind.
1 ) If the pig is drawn towards the top of the paper you are perceived as a positive
and optimistic person by others.
2 ) If the pig is drawn towards the middle of the page you are perceived as a realist.
3 ) If the pig is drawn towards the bottom of the page, you are perceived as a
pessimistic person and have the tendency to behave negatively under pressure.
4 ) If the pig is facing to the left, you believe in tradition, are friendly and
remember dates and birthdays.
5 ) If the pig is facing forward (towards you) you are a direct person; neither fear
nor avoid discussion and enjoy “stirring the pot” to promote change.
6 ) If the pig is facing to the right you are innovative, creative and active; you have
a poor memory of dates and birthdays.
7 ) If the pig is drawn with many details you see yourself as analytical and cautious.
Others must work hard to earn your trust and to keep it.
8 ) If the pig is drawn with few details you are a risk taker; wear your emotions on
your sleeve and care little for the details in life.
9 ) If the pig is drawn with (four) 4 legs showing you are secure, stick to your
beliefs and have been told at least once in your life that you are stubborn.
10 ) If the pig is drawn with less than 4 legs showing you are living through a
period of major change in your life.
11 ) The larger the pigs ears you have drawn, the better listener you are.
12 ) And last but not least…the longer the pig’s tail that you have drawn (including
loops) the more satisfied you are with the quality of your personal relationships.
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