A face prone to extremes

Suicide scenes are played out in this world every day, especially among those who are in their prime or in the golden age of their lives. They are unable to get over a tiny matter and foolishly choose suicide as a relief. It is really sad. As to whether this is caused by the environment or psychological factors, I think there are reasons for both. In terms of physiognomy, those who are prone to extreme suicide have the following characteristics:

First:

If the beard is strangling the throat and there is blood red on the forehead, it is easy for the person to be in trouble in life and it is difficult to get out of it. If the person's expression turns gloomy, he will surely die. People with this kind of face will find it difficult to bear even the smallest things and can easily reach the lowest point in their lives.

Second:

People with temples pressing on the life gate, eyebrows touching the life palace, and Teng Snake entwined around the mouth have many troubles in life, with ups and downs and difficulty in maintaining stability. They are easily hit and feel despair. However, if they have protruding eyebrows and high ears, they can always turn misfortune into good fortune. If you cannot turn misfortune into fortune, you may very well reach the last line of defense in your life.

Third:

A big head and a thin neck, with a mole on the neck, or anyone with a weak neck is a sign of a weak destiny. If there is also a mole on the neck, it is obvious that the person is prone to committing suicide. People like this cannot let go of big things. Once something big happens, they will be immediately shocked and unable to recover.

Fourth:

People with thin noses, thin lips, short philtrum, sluggish spirit and pale complexion, thin and dry lips, and small mouth have narrow minds. They are delicate but thoughtful, and often suffer from depression and panic due to small situations. Therefore, people with this kind of face are prone to go to extremes.

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