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Woman shares how the 'bird test' always determines if her relationships will last.
TikTokker Alyssa Caribardi doesn't claim to have created the bird test.
The bird test goes a little something like this: if you're out with someone, and notice a bird, then point it out with enthusiasm, notice how the other person responds.
If they mirror your “genuine curiosity” for this seemingly insignificant thing, “that’s a really good sign” the relationship will last a long time.
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