This obvious facial feature can tell what kind of lover you are
There’s a foolproof, low-effort way to find out whether or not you’re sexually compatible with someone, without sleeping with them at all.
And it’s not as dirty as you think.
To determine how a potential lover behaves between the sheets, examine his face. Hypnotherapist and face reader Lori Bell suggests.
Starting at the bottom half of the face, measuring from the tip of the nose to the tip of the chin – the further the distance, the higher the person’s sex drive.
“When this area is really big, you find someone who is very attached to their animal instincts, which is to fight and And-the-King. She explained that all of our physical inclinations, including sexual desire, come from this area.
“If you’re one of those people who has a long or wide lower face and you think they don’t have a high sex drive, you might just be repressive,” Bell shared.
When it comes to jaw lines, a bold line indicates that a person “will be domineering, pushing their thoughts, beliefs, and needs onto someone else,” Bell explained.
On the other hand, “a person with a narrow jaw is more like a social chameleon who can become what another person or group wants or needs,” she told The Washington Post.
In more exotic terms – a person with a wide jaw is a dominant person in bed, while a lover with a narrow jaw will be more submissive.
“From a romantic angle, if you’re someone who wants to be dominated, you might choose someone with a very wide jaw or a jaw that’s larger than yours. If dominance is your problem, look for someone with a narrower jaw,” Bell said.
In more detail, the presence or absence of padding in the lower part of the face can also indicate the type of lover.
“Any time there’s extra padding or roundness, it softens those features; if you have a large but rounded jaw, you’ll have intense life force energy but be more gentle in the way you follow your desires,” the expert told The Post.
“A person who has a lot of power, sex will not be limited to him alone. One of his needs will be to meet the needs of the other person.”
As for type, lined faces and jaws reflect a kind and understanding lover, while sharp or bony features indicate selfish or selfish tendencies.
For Bell, the energy of these oppositions is reflected in the natural world.
“Round things in nature tend to be generous, inclusive, and caring; like the sun, breasts, and tree rings,” she said. “Roundness indicates care and concern for humanity as a whole. It wants to nurture every interaction, including sex.”
In contrast, sharp objects, and thus sharp features, belie a dissociative tendency.
“In nature, sharp things tend to divide; they kill, they protect, they defend. Energy is ‘I or you.'” A person with a lot of sharp or bony features tends to think of himself as quite separate and, therefore, is inward-looking when it comes to sex and life in general.
