Judging the "trend" of personality from the walking posture

When we first started school, each of us was probably taught by our teachers like this: sit like a bell, walk like the wind, and lie like a bow. The general idea is to teach us to sit properly, as upright as a clock; to walk properly, as quick as the wind, without dragging; and to sleep properly, lying on your side like a bow, which is conducive to our sleep. In fact, teachers educate students in this way so that we can develop good behavior habits from a very young age. Because, whether it is sitting, walking or sleeping posture, it has an important influence on the formation of our personality. Today, let’s just talk about the connection between “walking style” and a person’s personality.

Down-to-earth walking

If a person walks with his feet on the ground, taking one step at a time with steady strides, it means that he has a calm and composed personality, and is careful and prudent in his actions, and he will think twice before doing anything. Even when faced with urgent and difficult situations, one will remain calm, behave calmly and in an orderly manner, and will not be flustered or at a loss as to what to do. Generally speaking, people who are down-to-earth tend to be more honest and trustworthy. They always keep their promises and do what they say.

Pretentious walk

People with this kind of personality usually walk with their chin held high, their hands swinging exaggeratedly, and their steps appear stiff and exaggerated, giving people a loose feeling. This kind of person usually prides himself on being noble and gives people an overbearing feeling. Moreover, they are not easy to get along with. When interacting with others, they think they are out of their reach, but in fact it is just their inner vanity and pride that are at work.

Outgoing and lively walk

People with this personality trait usually walk briskly, striding forward as fast as the wind, with their arms swinging back and forth involuntarily. This type of person is generally extroverted, lively and cheerful. I like to communicate with others, and I am bold, free and adventurous in doing things. But the bad side of his character is that he is impatient, impulsive, and sometimes even behaves excessively.

Shy and introverted walk

Different from the extroverted and lively people who walk, introverted and shy people usually like to lower their heads when walking, as if they are thinking about something, but no one knows what they are thinking about. People with this kind of personality sometimes don't know where to put their hands, so they just put them in their pockets. I don't like to communicate with people and I like quietness. Despite this, he is very persistent in dealing with people, things and feelings. Although he is timid and fearful, once he makes a decision, he is brave enough to make the effort and has great tenacity. However, its ability to resist attacks is slightly weaker.

Walking with body slightly tilted

If a person walks with his body leaning forward, he may seem a little bent, but his steps are steady. People of this type are mostly introverted, but they are polite and well-educated and humble. Not good at sweet talk and values ​​feelings. However, he lacks flexibility in the way he handles things and sometimes gets stuck in a rut, which only brings trouble upon himself.

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