Psychology: Which high heels did you immediately like when you first saw them? Test your psychological defense level

One: Psychological defense is generally low. In most situations, you prefer plain interactions, don't like flattery, and avoid being around those who are overly assertive. When you meet someone who is particularly strong-willed during conversations or tasks, you tend to distance yourself. When you hear words from others that seem intentionally misleading, you also stop engaging with them.

Two: Psychological defense is very high. In both your life and your relationships, you are a very sensitive person. You dislike others touching your belongings or using them. When others are whispering, you will pass by them without acknowledging them. You often communicate with a sense of caution, which makes it difficult to gain genuine friends. Don't overcomplicate things or harbor suspicions about anyone.

Three: Psychological defense is small. You are a relatively clean person. You don't have bad thoughts about people and don't randomly suspect them. You believe the world is beautiful, so your life and relationships are easygoing and simple. Because of your innocence, you are sometimes easily misled, but that doesn't affect your optimistic mindset. So, it's important to remember not to be overly trusting of friends; sometimes, you need to be more reserved.