Palmistry for Women - Interpretation of the Marriage Line on the Right Hand
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Because when reading palms, the principle of men reading on the left and women reading on the right is generally followed, so women mainly look at the right hand when reading palms. In the complete palmistry for women, regarding the lines on women's hands, I believe most women pay attention to the marriage line. Today we will interpret the marriage line. The marriage line is actually also called the love line and the combination line. The marriage line can not only reflect one's attitude towards love and marriage, but also reflect what kind of person the partner one finds is. It also indicates whether we are happy in marriage. The marriage line is located at the edge of our palm, just below the little finger and above the love line, exactly between these two positions. The marriage line is a series of small short lines. The number of marriage lines is actually not fixed. Some people have more, some have fewer, and some people even have no marriage lines at all. To see what information the marriage line reflects, we mainly look at the state of the marriage line. The first is to look at the number of marriage lines, the second is to look at the shape of the marriage lines. According to palmistry, people with more marriage lines, or three or more marriage lines, tend to be more casual about relationships. They often have love triangles or love polygons, and have multiple lovers after marriage. They may encounter peach blossom disasters in their lives. People with only one marriage line or two parallel marriage lines are happier in their marriage. People with a single marriage line are also very loyal in their relationships. People with two parallel marriage lines have rich and delicate emotions, which represents a perfect marriage. As for the shape, it is very changeable. Some people's marriage line is tortuous, which symbolizes that their relationship is tortuous. Some people's marriage line is very messy, which symbolizes that the relationship is tangled and difficult to sort out. In the illustrated palmistry for women, although only a simple analysis of the marriage line on the right hand is given, the analysis is still incomplete, so it is best for everyone to communicate more with the teacher when they have time. |
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