Judging a person's personality from his upper body posture and movements when walking

(1) Shaking the head while walking.

The characteristics of this kind of person are:

① Indulging in fantasy instead of working hard, naturally gentle and quiet, sensitive, and accompanied by self-pity, sometimes self-admiring and lacking self-confidence.

② Unwilling to stay in crowded places, lacking the courage to face life, always living in his own fantasy world.

(2) Walking with the neck tilted.

Regardless of whether the neck is tilted to the left or the right, the common point is that they are easily proud and conceited, and therefore often look down on others. It is clearly his fault, but he is unwilling to admit it. Even if he is indeed talented, he often fails because of his arrogance, and not many of them can become big bosses in the business world.

(3) Talking to oneself while walking.

The characteristics of this kind of person are:

① Most of them are lonely, have no one to accompany them, are very introverted, and tend to be shy in front of strangers.

② People who talk to themselves like to fantasize and often play two roles and wander in their own world.

(4) When walking, the upper body is in front.

This type of person can stick to his or her own opinions, has a strong sense of justice, likes to join in the fun, is willing to help others, and often becomes nosy due to excessive enthusiasm; but sometimes he or she is inevitably conceited.

(5) When walking, the upper body moves slower than the footsteps.

This kind of person puffs out his chest and bulges out his belly, with an arrogant and domineering look. He thinks he is superior to others, but in fact he is just a mediocre person.

(6) A person who walks with his shoulders hunched.

The personality of this type of people is:

① Being reserved, introverted and timid; often appearing overly inferior because they don’t know how to interact with others.

② Not daring to face reality, being afraid to seek medical treatment and refusing help from others.

③Once someone accidentally hurts his inferiority complex, he will become angry and show a strong sense of self-esteem.

④ Not down-to-earth and not having strict demands on oneself.

(7) When walking, the shoulders sway sideways.

Typical people who walk in this way are ruffians and scoundrels. They are prone to making unreasonable demands, are proud and willful, and always look for trouble. People stay away from them.

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