Physiognomy: Lips reveal a person's emotions

Physiognomy: Lips reveal a person's emotions

The biggest difference between humans and animals is that humans have seven emotions and six desires. Different academic disciplines, schools of thought, and religions have slightly different definitions of the seven emotions and six desires. But all statements acknowledge that the seven emotions and six desires are inevitable. Generally speaking, there are six desires: sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, and dharma; and seven emotions: joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hate, and desire.

How to view the sexual desire of a man or woman? There are many ways and methods. Today, Dr. Zheng will only talk about how to judge a person's sexual desire by the thickness of his lips. This is for your reference only.

Dr. Zheng: The thickness of lips reflects the seven emotions and six desires

From the perspective of physiognomy, the lips have clear contours, sharp edges, upturned corners, rosy lip color, and deep lip lines; when the mouth is closed, it is coordinated with the face shape. When grinning, the mouth shape is more obvious than when the mouth is closed, and extends to the cheeks to a greater extent. This is a good mouth in physiognomy. Of course, people, especially women, who do not show their gums when laughing are usually the best.

Traditional Chinese physiognomy believes that the upper lip represents emotion and the lower lip represents desire. Thick upper and lower lips indicate more emotionality, hence the saying "the upper lip represents emotion and the lower lip represents desire."

Friends, remember this: in physiognomy: love represents emotion, and desire represents desire.

There are all kinds of things in the world, but regardless of race, skin color, or nationality, women's upper lips are usually thicker than their lower lips; on the contrary, men's lower lips are generally thicker. Therefore, the general rule is that men have stronger desires than women. In plain words, men are more lustful than women.

If a thick lower lip means stronger desire, then a thick upper lip means stronger emotions. Therefore, we often see that women usually attach more importance to feelings and fate.

If someone has thick upper and lower lips, what does that mean? Maybe some friends asked Dr. Zheng this question, haha, if both the upper and lower lips are thick, it means that this person has strong emotions and desires, and is usually more enthusiastic.

A typical example is that from abroad, people from Southeast Asia or Africa have thicker lips, so they are extremely passionate; while Europeans, especially the British, usually have thinner lips, so their emotions are more restrained. We Chinese also like to be more subtle and are usually shy to express our true feelings.

In addition, people with rosy lips are healthy, cheerful, and have good physiological functions; otherwise, it is a sign of problems with emotional desires. Dr. Zheng especially reminds women with thick lips: You tend to be sentimental and passionate, and easily lose your principles because of your soft heart. Also, because you are too enthusiastic, you often get deceived and suffer losses in relationships between men and women, so you must be on guard. On the contrary, people with too thin lips are sharp-tongued and calm in their dealings, but seem to lack some human touch and need to pay more attention to themselves.

At this point, Dr. Zheng suddenly remembered a poem from the Three Words and Two Beats "Stories to Awaken the World", and wrote it down for his friends to ponder:

The best way to drink is to not get drunk.

He who is lustful but not promiscuous is a hero;

Don't take ill-gotten gains.

If you keep silent, the trouble will go away.

Finally, what Dr. Zheng has to say is: To understand a person’s seven emotions and six desires, it is best to look at one’s own numerology, because only numerology analysis can truly reveal all the secrets of a person.

The above is the physiognomy introduced by the editor of Ziweifu: people’s seven emotions and six desires can be seen from their lips. I hope it can help everyone. If you want to know more information about physiognomy, please continue to pay attention.