The face of a person who does not go out for three days during the New Year's Day holiday

For some people, taking a holiday is what they look forward to the most and they cheer for it, but for some people, taking a holiday just adds some prerequisites for them to stay at home. In fact, it is really admirable that they can stay at home during the three-day New Year's Day holiday. What kind of people do they look like ? Let's worship them together!

Triangle Eyes

People with triangular eyes are actually very lazy from the perspective of physiognomy. They will postpone things until the end if possible, and what they enjoy most during their holidays is staying at home without going out. Only in this way will they feel that their holidays have achieved the meaning they should have. So I must not go out during the three days of New Year’s Day.

Upturned nose

People with upturned noses will not go out during the three-day New Year's Day holiday, because they enjoy the feeling of being at home and feel that going out will destroy this feeling. When they can stay in their room all day and rely on takeout for meals, they feel that this is the most wonderful enjoyment in the world.

Double Chin

People with double chins, to some extent, don't like to travel around during holidays. They have no choice during work, and they simply hope to stay like this forever. The natural laziness and the dislike of the outside world lead to the fact that this type of people generally don't like to go out regardless of holidays.

People with the above three facial features will not go out during the three-day New Year's Day holiday. And not only the three-day New Year's Day holiday, but even during the seven-day National Day holiday, they are unwilling to go out! This overly introverted personality should be changed!

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