There is no use in hiding anything, trying to turn yourself into a mysterious and enigmatic person.
You can learn a lot about a person without even visiting their social media page or being Wolf Messing. Just look at the shape of their lips – they can tell a lot.
There is a popular belief that people with narrow lips are evil or insensitive and often unsociable. This is not entirely true.
Plump lips
Before you is a sensitive and vulnerable nature, distinguished by impulsiveness.
Such a person will not hide emotions and will never accumulate grievances. Be prepared that the owner of plump lips will splash out absolutely everything on you - from sadness to joy.
But this statement is true if we are talking about plump lips given by nature, and not by a plastic surgeon.
The top one is thin, the bottom one is full.
As they say in the subway, "be careful and cautious." This is a diplomat by nature, a person who knows how to persuade, find an approach and negotiate.
In a nutshell, you have before you an unrivaled orator or an excellent psychologist.
The top one is bigger than the bottom one
Also a positive personality trait. If you see such a person, be prepared that while you are discussing how and what needs to be done, he will do everything himself.
Idle chatter is not for him, unless this chatter is related to his career. In general, straightforward to the point of frankness people.
Both are narrow
Lips that are thin and barely noticeable indicate that a person is not used to openly demonstrating their feelings and emotions.
They do not like criticism, but they do not openly criticize anyone. They are closed and cautious people to the point of mistrust.
But rest assured that this is a completely independent person who is capable of solving a problem of any degree of complexity.
The task will be solved masterfully, and the owner of thin lips will not panic or wait for help or advice.
Such people are not afraid of loneliness, and noisy companies in their understanding are just noisy companies.
Earlier we talked about what you shouldn’t say to someone in trouble .
