Judging a person's character by the way he places his feet when sitting

(1) After sitting down, shake and swing your legs continuously.

Characteristics of this type of person are:

① Tend to be impatient, emotionally unstable, and immature in thinking.

② Thoughts are scattered and there is no definite goal in life.

③ He follows the crowd and is kind-hearted and conservative, making him easily influenced by others. It is easy to be persuaded by marketers in the business world.

(2) After sitting down, keep your feet tightly together.

This is a model's sitting posture, usually when the chair height is lower than the knees, with only the legs together and slightly leaning forward. People who sit in this way suggest that they have a good family environment and are well-educated. But he is rather timid and dares not express his inner feelings. If it is a man, his effeminate character may easily cause others to dislike him.

(3) The knees are too wide when sitting.

① This type of man is often careless, rough and unruly. If he stretches his knees forward and apart just because he is tired, it means that he can't stand the external and psychological burdens and hopes to change the current situation.

② This type of woman is as straightforward as any man and is unwilling to lag behind others in her career, always striving to win. But he is also selfish, conceited and willful. He only cares about himself and often ignores others and has no compassion.

(4) Cross your legs when you sit down.

This kind of person is not fussy about details, has a pure and straightforward personality, and faces life with an optimistic attitude.

① People who cross their right foot over their left foot do not have a clear understanding of life, live a sloppy life, and lack clear goals. Therefore, it is difficult for them to achieve good results in business.

② People who cross their left foot over their right foot have positive, cheerful and optimistic personalities. They are full of ambition and have goals. They work hard and move towards their goals. They also like to pursue new things and excitement.

③ When sitting next to someone, the sole of the raised foot is facing the person sitting next to him. This kind of person takes advantage of his seniority, is conceited and willful, and treats his seatmates as younger brothers or sisters or juniors, implying his sense of superiority.

④ When sitting next to someone, if the sole of the raised foot is facing away from the person you are sitting next to, it implies that you and the person are not on the same page, it is difficult to communicate, there is a gap, and there is a sense of rejection or exclusion.

(5) Sit with one leg raised.

These people do not live in very good conditions and have to move many times in their lives. They often appear anxious, irritable and exhausted, and are very poor in old age.

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