What kind of wife is the most difficult to support?

Recently, there is a saying circulating among men: It is difficult to be a woman, it is even more difficult to be a man, and it is even more difficult to be a man who has a wife! It is difficult for a man to support his wife! The difficult-to-support woman mentioned here does not mean that the woman needs to be supported by a man, but that the woman is very strong and dominant in the family, and the man has to be submissive to her, otherwise there will be no peace. Next, we will analyze from the perspective of physiognomy which women are more difficult to maintain.

Women with low cheekbones and fleshy cheekbones;

If there is a mole near the eye, it means that the husband will be hurt and cry;

The chin is pointed, but it becomes round when smiling.

The philtrum is deep, long and clear, but with thick sweat hair;

Thin cheeks or sunken lower cheeks;

A woman with three white eyes, or a woman with bright eyes but often blinks;

Those with thin lips or pronounced arched lips;

A woman with long, large ears that are close to her head and who needs to have her ears cleaned frequently;

People with short foreheads or those who often cover their foreheads with hair;

A woman with a broken right palm and a longer finger under the moon;

Those who have moles on the chest, genitals, or soles of feet.

In fact, people are perfect because of their imperfections. Dr. Zheng believes that a good woman is like a mountain, dignified and generous; a good woman is like water, gentle and affectionate; a good woman is like a book, full of wisdom; a good woman is like a harbor, safe and reliable. It is rare for a woman to be loyal. For a man, a good wife is as important as his career. A woman's appearance and inner beauty are equally important. A woman's appearance and inner soul complement each other, which means that you can judge a person by his appearance.

Excerpted from: Dr. Zheng’s blog

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