What is the fate of a woman with a Sichuan-shaped pattern on her forehead?

What is the fate of a woman with a Sichuan-shaped pattern on her forehead?

A woman with a Sichuan character pattern on her forehead has a strong destiny

The "川" pattern on the forehead is also known as the "hanging needle pattern" or the "beheading child pattern". The "川" pattern is a very bad facial feature. Women with such facial features need to be careful because their fate is very hard and the nature of punishment is too strong. In other words, such women will punish their husbands and have children. The husband's career, wealth, life fortune, and even physical health are easily affected by them and become very bad. In addition, women with this kind of face have difficulty in having children, are very likely to have bad relationships with their children, and have a rather bumpy fate.

A woman with a Sichuan-shaped pattern on her forehead has a bad heart

Women with deep "川"-shaped lines on their foreheads are particularly vicious and bad-hearted. They often speculate on other people's thoughts with malice in their lives. In their eyes, everyone in the world is a bad person. Therefore, they are unfriendly to others and always have verbal disputes with others everywhere. They have very bad relationships with others and their lives are not going well.

Women with Sichuan-shaped lines on their foreheads have bad tempers

Women with the "川" pattern on their foreheads have bad tempers, unstable emotions, changeable temperaments, and violent personalities because they frown for a long time. Their emotions are as changeable as the weather. They like to treat the people around them as punching bags and vent their anger on them when they are not satisfied. Women with such personality traits not only have a bad temper, but also have an unhappy marriage, because few men can tolerate such a unreasonable wife.

The above is an introduction to the fate of a woman with the "川" pattern on her forehead. For more information, please pay attention to the physiognomy section of the Dream Interpreter website.