Jealous face

Jealousy arises when one feels inferior to others and feels lost. Jealousy is a kind of hatred towards people who surpass oneself in some aspects, and a kind of hatred towards intentional or unintentional competitors. It is called "red eye disease" in society. Generally speaking, a person does not feel jealous of all people, but only of those who are more jealous than himself, especially those who are often with him, have similar age, gender, education, status and other conditions, who were on the same level as him in the past, or even worse than him, but now surpass him. Whenever you are with people who are stronger than you, jealousy will arise, and you will feel a painful stimulation in your heart, which will cause emotional resistance and confrontation, and finally you will vent this abnormal emotion on the other person. Next, I will analyze with you what kind of people have strong jealousy?

1. The face of jealousy: sharp and protruding cheekbones

People with high and pointed cheekbones are more jealous than those with normal cheekbones, because cheekbones represent the ability to manage others. Once the cheekbones are too high and pointed, people with this face will be very jealous and lack the grace to tolerate others.

2. Face of jealousy: Sunken cheekbones

People with sunken cheekbones may become very depressed once they leave their fixed environment, and they cannot stand others being better than themselves. People with such faces may be very jealous, scheming, and know how to calculate.

3. The face of jealousy: the nose bridge is too high

People with a nose bridge that is too high have an overly self-centered character. They always put themselves first and do not know that there are always people better than them. Once others surpass themselves, their jealousy becomes stronger than reason.

4. The face of jealousy: wide cheekbones

People with broad cheekbones are very active and have a strong desire to exclude others. They are unwilling to be inferior to others and will become jealous if someone is more capable than them.

5. The face of jealousy: pointed and protruding teeth

People with pointed and protruding teeth are commonly known as those with devil teeth. Such people are sharp-tongued and quick-tempered. They like to criticize others and always think that everything they do is right and that others are not as good as themselves. When someone surpasses themselves in ability, they become jealous.

6. The face of jealousy: narrow forehead

People with pointed and narrow foreheads have narrow minds, small tolerance, and lack the grace to tolerate others. They easily get entangled when encountering things. Once they meet someone around them who is better than themselves, they will find it difficult to let go for a long time and will develop strong jealousy.

The above is all about the jealous face. For more information on physiognomy, please pay attention to Ziwei Mansion!