The way you clench your fist says a lot about your personality

Many experts in non-verbal communication agree that our gestures are representative of our personalities. We may do everything unconsciously, but there are some things that show that we have different character traits. For example, even the way you close your fist may have a meaning.

Position 1: Thumb tuck

You're a rather shy and perfectionist person, people feel comfortable around you. You represent yourself as a quiet, not very talkative and sometimes even secretive person. But it is your shyness that can prevent you from being fully yourself. You also like to have your own space without anyone invading it.

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The way you clench your fist says a lot about your personality

Art and everything related to culture allow you to recharge your batteries. You are very sensitive and this can get in the way of relationships.

Position 2: Thumb on your knuckles

You are a kind of chameleon. You are very sociable and you mix with different people who are attracted by your humour, your sincerity and even your charisma. You attach great importance to respect.

If you have confidence in yourself, there is one thing that holds you back. Fear of failure prevents you from achieving your full potential, especially in your work. You need to be reassured about yourself and your abilities. This fear is also present in your heart. You find it difficult to let go of your past and to be hurt again.

Position 3: Thumb side up

You are an enthusiastic person, full of energy, sometimes impatient and always looking for new things, discoveries and knowledge. There is also a tendency to be far too kind, even to people who have already caused you harm. You are always there for others, even if it interferes with your own comfort.

Honesty and courage also define you. Despite this, even if you are not aware of it, you still need help to feel safe. If this is not the case, you will find it difficult to give yourself away, and in love, this can play tricks on you.

This article was translated from Gentside FR.