5 facial features of people who are prone to becoming orphans

Some people are born without a bond with their parents. They are either often separated, or they don't get along well with each other, or they are simply orphans. What do these people look like?

1. Orange hair. If it is just dry, it means that you have no affinity with your parents. If it is also yellowish, it means that you have no affinity with your relatives. You will often anger your parents for no reason, and gossip will cause disputes.

2. Eyebrows press on the eyes. Eyebrows pressing on the eyes means that the eyebrows are very close to the eyeballs, giving a feeling of oppression. This kind of facial features indicates that the whole family is ruthless. If the eye sockets are sunken, the situation will be even more serious.

3. The hair is messy. If the hairline is uneven, usually with a tip protruding in the middle, it means that you have no affinity with your father and your relationship will be very bad. You will have to start working at a young age and bear social pressure. If there is a black mole in the middle of the forehead, the same thing will happen.

4. Different sizes of eyes. Unequal eyes are a sign of living under someone else's roof. This means one has to leave his parents at a young age and live independently or under someone else's roof.

5. Crooked nose. This is a sign of leaving one's hometown, not only leaving one's parents, but also leaving one's hometown. If the nose is tilted to the right, it means you are not related to your mother; if it is tilted to the left, it means you are not related to your father. If there are some horizontal lines on the bridge of the nose, it will be difficult to save it. Even if you have a good relationship with your parents, you have no choice but to leave your hometown.

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