People with these facial features are prone to causing trouble with their words.

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Speaking is an art of language. The same thing expressed by different people will be accepted in completely different ways. Talking and chatting can be as small as casual exchanges between friends and discussions between wise men, or as big as dialogues between countries and verbal confrontations between diplomats.

People who are good at speaking can naturally speak eloquently in conversation, and are naturally liked by everyone when they speak. Some people who speak bluntly and are not good at expressing themselves tactfully often offend others or cause trouble unintentionally. These are all related to one's living environment and personality. In particular, there are many people who speak frankly and offend others unintentionally without knowing it. The characteristics of such people can be summarized from physiognomy.

The facial features of people who are straightforward and easily offend others unintentionally and cause trouble are especially:

1. People with big protruding ears are generally cheerful and outgoing, smart and quick to react. During conversations, they often like to interrupt others and then talk a lot. Ignore other people's feelings and offend them.

2. The eyebrows are thick and straight. People with such eyebrows have very straightforward personalities. They often say whatever they think without too much consideration. And if you say everything out loud, it's easy for people to hold a grudge against you.

3. Sparsity means that the teeth are relatively loose. This kind of person is called talkative. He chats without regard to the occasion and does whatever he wants according to his mood. If there is someone he dislikes during the chat, he will express it and make others feel embarrassed.

4. People with buck teeth are more likely to be teachers. They often point out other people's mistakes and educate them during conversations, and they like to preach. Many people around him can't stand him and keep their distance from him.

As the saying goes, one should keep learning throughout his life, and there is always three parts left to learn. This is especially true for the art of speaking. As the old saying goes, "Misfortune comes from the mouth." This tells us not to talk nonsense, to pay more attention to our words and actions, and not to offend others without knowing it. People with these features in their physiognomy tend to be straightforward and are more likely to offend others with their words. Of course, physiognomy cannot be discussed in isolation, it can only be used as a reference.

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