Do You See What is Wrong With This Picture

Look carefully at this selfie.  Do you see anything unusual about it?  Many people look at it and can’t find this disturbing fact.  The loving couple couldn’t look happier, but if you look into the background, you see a mirror and in that mirror you see the woman’s smiling face.

Therein lies the problem.  Unless she has two faces, the mirror image should be showing the back of her head but it doesn’t.  The man who took the picture does not give us any clues into unlocking the mystery.

 

Initial reactions to the image express horror and shock. ‘Delete this,’ demanded one Twitter user. Others posted screenshots of the girl’s zoomed in face in the mirror, accompanied by exclamations of ‘What!’

Also expressing peoples’ confusion were plenty of GIFs of dogs freaking out and priests waving crosses.

Fortunately, someone seems to have unearthed a clue in the photo’s caption that could explain the entire ordeal.

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‘I love my girlfriend even if she’s a Gemini,’ says the text accompanying the original picture. Though this seems a casual thing to say, some feel it directly explains the weirdness in the photo.

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A Gemini is a sign of the zodiac that is represented by twins. Thus, people often stereotype those born under the sign of the Gemini has being ‘two-faced’ or having split personalities. 

Some seem to think that the two faces evident in the picture is actually a play on that sign of the zodiac.

No way! Some Twitter users were beyond freaked out, and thought the image was perhaps an accident...or perhaps something more sinister

An answer? The caption on the original photo seems to be a potential clue for the real meaning behind the image

This could be the key to this puzzle.  Gemini is the sign of the twins.  Perhaps the photo was doctored to reflect the woman’s two faces or personalities.  We may never know the answer, but that is as close as I can get.

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