A brief discussion on whether it is necessary to read palms "left for men and right for women"

The first question you encounter when reading palmistry is whether to look at the left hand or the right hand? Some people say that men should look at the left hand and women should look at the right hand, while others say that everyone should look at the right hand. In fact, when reading palmistry, both hands should be looked at. There is no one in this world whose left and right hands are exactly the same. Only the combination of the two hands can determine a person's fortune. The left hand represents the innate destiny inherited from parents, and the right hand represents the acquired fortune of the person. When observing palmistry, the first thing to start with is the way the other person extends his or her hand.

The way a person holds out his or her hands during palm reading can more or less reveal their underlying personality. He extends his hand quickly and forcefully, has a more masculine personality, and is easy to be open-minded. The hand is extended quickly and lightly, and the personality is gentle and feminine. People with all their fingers spread out have a gentle personality, do not doubt others, are not rigid, persistent, bright and optimistic by nature, but they also have a careless and slightly frivolous side. People who put their five fingers together before extending their hands are cautious and have common sense in making judgments. They are also serious about everything they do and are typical perfectionists. People whose fingers and palms are slightly contracted when they extend their hands are cautious and do not trust others easily. He is rather stingy with money and unwilling to help others. Although he has few friends, he has been able to accumulate considerable wealth.

The above is a brief introduction on whether it is necessary to "look at the left hand for men and the right hand for women" when reading the palm. For more content, please pay attention to the palm reading special topic on the Dream Interpreter website.