What are the facial features of women who can't do housework?

Nowadays, men want to marry a wife who can take care of the family and make money. This is no different from finding a nanny. However, the wife they find may not be able to do housework. So what are the facial features of women who can't do housework? The following is an article compiled by the editor, let’s take a look.

1. Girls with thin lips and pointed teeth cannot do housework. This is probably relatively rare, but there are all kinds of birds in the forest. Even if there are girls who cannot do housework, there will still be people to marry them. For example, girls with thin lips and pointed teeth, judging from their physiognomy, they don’t like to do practical things. They can talk a lot, but when it comes to really doing things, they are really unreliable, and they extremely don’t like doing housework!

2. People with this kind of face have big eyes and small ears. The big eyes are too high above the head, and the small ears mean that the person cannot listen to others. Although current aesthetic views believe that such girls are more beautiful and every boy likes to marry such girls, however, judging from their looks, such girls are really unwilling to do housework and have never done housework. Their faces reveal that their fate is to be a young lady. It would be a waste of their talent if they married a loser.

3. Visible sweat hairs. For some girls, the sweat hairs around their lips are very obvious. Such girls are often very energetic and like to take care of many things. However, the only thing they don’t like to do is housework. In other words, girls with such facial features are often not suitable to be good wives and have the potential to be strong women.

Men who want to find a nanny-like wife had better take a good look at what they are like. Marriage requires sincerity and truthfulness. A marriage with such an idea will not last long.

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