People are just discovering what the lines on their palms really mean about their personality & it’s blowing their mind

Have you ever wondered what the wrinkles on the palms of your hands really mean?

An expert recently shared what different lines can reveal about your personality, career, and even love life.

Do you know what the different lines on your hands mean? Credits: TIKTOK

Mia Yilin took to TikTok to explain what it all means and how you can read yours.

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According to Mia, who is an expert in Chinese culture, if you want to know something about your love life, you should examine your heart line.

She explained: “It starts under the little finger and goes across the palm to the middle or index finger.”

So what does it all mean?

Mia said, “If your heart line is short, it means that you are a strong and stubborn person and you like to take things as they come.

“This means that others can isolate you and lead a difficult love life.”

However, if your ear line is long and reaches opposite sides of your palm, “you are a very independent person and would rather break than bend,” Mia revealed.

She continued, “Although you will go through many difficulties, in the end you will achieve great success and be a faithful partner and be hurt by conflicts in your relationships.”

Personality and career

If you want to know more about your personality and career, you should focus on your headline, which is located between your thumb and forefinger, just below the heart line.

Mia explained, “The title represents your wisdom, beliefs, and ability to think.

“If the line is long, you are considerate, logical and sensitive.

“If the line is short, you will often have a hard time making decisions and rushing.”

Not only that, but the direction of the line can reveal a lot about you.

“If the headline is flat then you are practical, dedicated and excellent in science, technology and mathematics”, revealed the expert.

“If the line is crooked, you are gentle, easygoing and creative, born to be in the spotlight and pursue careers in public relations, media, social science and literature.