What are the facial features of a person with a strong sense of utilitarianism?

A person's facial features can actually reflect a person's personality traits or destiny very well. Some people's facial features show that they are kind, easy-going and indifferent, but some people's facial features show that they prefer to pursue utilitarian things and like to pursue fame and fortune all their lives. So what exactly does this facial feature look like?

Eyebrow interruption

In a person's face, each part can represent different fortunes, and a person's eyebrows mainly represent a person's relationship. So if a person has a broken eyebrow, that is, there is a naturally formed gap in the middle of the eyebrow, such a person is generally more selfish. They are more utilitarian when doing things, and rarely consider the interests of others or the relationship with friends.

Hooked nose

For people with hooked noses, especially men with such faces, their personalities are generally shrewd and scheming. Whether they are making friends in life or getting along with colleagues at work, they will always act based on their own interests. In their world, there is no such thing as pure friendship, only interactions for certain interests.

Broken cheek lines

The broken cheekbones mentioned in physiognomy is a kind of facial feature that represents a person with a strong utilitarianism. This kind of facial features will manifest itself on a person's face as lines under the eyes that destroy the original shape of the cheekbones. People with this kind of face, whether men or women, tend to have a strong desire for control, and they attach great importance to their own interests in work and life, especially in the economic aspect.

Thin and pointed lips

If a person has thin lips, and their lips are sharp and angular at the peak of the lips, then they will be more heartless and competitive. So when they do something, they will pay more attention to the outcome, or winning or losing, and will not attach too much importance to the friendship between two people.

Bigger cheeks

There is another type of facial features that also represents a person who is very utilitarian. Such people usually have wider cheeks on their faces, and their cheeks are located further back than those of ordinary people. They are commonly known as people with rebellious nature. They are generally combative in character. In their careers, workplaces, or in life, they are likely to be ungrateful for economic benefits and disregard their family or friendship.

Therefore, people with the facial features mentioned above are generally very career-oriented and like to pursue power and money. Therefore, their personalities are very utilitarian and they tend to focus more on careers in life.

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