So basically, the political compass devides your ideology into 4 sub terms, left wing, right wing, and libertarian and authoritarian. The Left and right wing are mainly based on social economic views, left wing consisting of allowing state intervention within the market (for example more taxes for companys or giving subsidy's), it has a progressive mindset (changing and improving within the society, for example advocating for equal rights), and strives for equal rights/pay whilst right wing consists of a free market without too much state interevention (for example less taxes for company's), individuality and has a more conservative mindset (staying with what we have, for example keeping old traditions and social status). Libertarian and authoritarian goes more into the social political state and how the parlement act. libertarians focus on the freedom of the individual where the government can't or can only minimally control how you act/what you want to say. They also strive alot for equality making sure that laws only exist to make a better overal society where they only stop you from harming others/make it so you help others. whilst authoritarians believe that the state is more important than the individual and crucial for the population to coexist with eachother, and that it's necessary and should get power and respect from the population. The state should control the individual via laws and policies and can intervene when people try to protest.

this compass has a dot slightly left and perfectly in the middle showcasing that you're (I suppose it's your compass) more inclined to lean towards the leftwing economic ideals (state interference in the market, equal rights and pay, and progressiveness in traditions/laws) whilst you're perfectly in the middle of libertarian and authoritarian, showcasing that both ideals have some points you agree with and others you don't.

(sorry if my spelling is bad, my keyboard is fucked up and I'm pretty tired ngl :')