The Shape Of Your Ear Reveals A Lot About Your Personality & Future. Here's What's In Store For You. Check Out!






In the study of face reading, ears are representative of your health and fortune. The Chinese relate to kidneys, while Western studies focus more on the shape of the earlobe while relating to your personality. Ears are an important feature while reading someone's personality based on face value.

Depending on whether you have an attached ear lobe (the lower portion of the ear is attached directly to the face and does not hang), detached earlobe, big round ears or small, narrow ones— every type has a hidden information about your character and even future!

Here are a few tips that can give away the nature of a person just by looking at the shape of the ear!












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