The virtue I Cassie what did tick talk teach us about our personalities this week?

It is called the forest test and it is a type of psychoanalytic test that

focuses on the importance of relationships and their influence on your well-being. So it's like relational therapy.

So there are six questions. I love these so much by the way. I do too and they have a lot of credibility because it is tick talk.

Yes, yeah, exactly. Definitely from like this one came straight from Freud actually. I'm kidding.

I'm going to ask you each question and then after usually I'll give you all the questions and tell you at the end.

This one has a lot to think about so I'm going to tell you after each question what it means.

Okay, and the end result tells us what about ourselves?

Just each question will reveal something about yourself and it's a way of getting thoughts and emotions to the surface

that maybe you've repressed or you've not thought about that aren't super obvious.

Okay, all right. You'll see when we start going. So you're walking through a forest. Who is by your side?

And go ahead and answer. I mean like you can say it out loud. Yeah, I'm alone. You're alone.

I wrote down my fiancee Chiffon. Okay. I'm gonna say Smokey the Bear. Smokey the Bear? Okay.

My mother was the first person to pop the mic. All right. The person you're walking through the forest with

is supposed to be the most important person in your life.

How about that? Okay. Well, yeah. Is you? Yeah. Okay. That's cool. You could love yourself that much.

I think that's cool. And Abby, it sounds like you need to find somebody.

The most important person in your life is fictional and does not exist. Honestly, accurate.

It just gets more sad and more sad.

All right. You come across an animal. What animal do you see and how do you interact with it?

Like what do you do? Do you run away? Do you attack it? I came across a deer. Okay. And I just admired it from afar.

All right. I came across a dog and got down on an e and started petting it.

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