Three facial features that make you vulnerable to bullying

There is a joke that says, what do people hate to eat the most? The answer is suffering a loss. Yes, no one likes to be taken advantage of, but there are always some people who suffer losses in life.

Physiognomists believe that people who are prone to being taken advantage of usually have the following three facial features:

1. Uneven hairline

People with uneven hairlines usually come from poor families or backgrounds, have weak personalities, and are seen as sticky notes. They are often ordered around by others, and they do not resist even though they know they are at a disadvantage. Especially at work, they do not know how to refuse or complain when their leaders assign them tasks that are clearly beyond their personal abilities.

2. Narrow forehead

People with narrow foreheads are not good at socializing and often suffer losses in their interactions.

3. Unclear auricle

The outer edge of the ear is called the wheel, and the inner edge is called the rim. If there is no clear dividing line between the helix and the auricle, and they look flat, as if they are a whole, it is called unclear auricle. Since the ear helix represents respect for others and the auricle represents self-awareness, people with this ear shape do not demand too much of themselves, or they will not compete with others for credit at work, and they will give in when faced with confrontation.

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