The face of a woman who treats marriage as a meal ticket

The face of a woman who treats marriage as a meal ticket

There is a popular idea among urban men and women that it is better to marry well than to have a good marriage. As long as you marry a rich man, you will not have to worry about your life in the future. A firmly grasped marriage is a free meal ticket.

Although this mentality is common, there are also people who waver. However, women who are determined to choose a spouse in this direction still have many obvious characteristics in their facial features.

The first type of characteristics are that they are extremely materialistic and have strong desires. Their eyes turn upwards, and they have a dry look under their eyes. Their noses are too long and thin but the tips are straight, their nostrils are curled back, and their lower lips are too thick or protruding.

The second type of characteristics are helplessness and decadence caused by the environment and life, a pointed and narrow forehead, many wrinkles and scars on the forehead, a narrow brow pressed by the eyebrows, short and light eyebrows, a low bridge of the nose, a slightly wide distance between the eyes, loose and triangular tails of the eyes, or more white in the eyes and a cloudy look in the sockets.

The third type of people are those who are greedy for comfort and like to get something for nothing. They have hooked noses, red eye circles, high and upward eyebrows, and pointed mouths without edges, especially small and pointed lips.

The fourth type of people are vain and enjoy hedonism. They have short and inward-turned lower lip, dark color of the area below the lips, thin, narrow and protruding face, mostly light blue in color, pointed inner ears, outward-turned ear bones, thin flesh and pointed ears.

The above four characteristics do not necessarily mean that marriage can buy you a living, but they do clearly indicate a tendency toward marriage.

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