Dark Psychology and Analyze People: The Ultimate Guide to Body Language Analyze, Persuasion and Influence, Emotional Manipulation, Mind Control, Hypnosis, Brainwashing and NLP by Fride Carr

Author:Fride Carr [Carr, Fride]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2020-10-25T16:00:00+00:00

Body Language 101

The Face—Lips

The face is the most important part of the body in any communication. The mouth and lips, in particular, can give a great deal of insight into a person's thoughts and feelings. When the lips are drawn inward towards the mouth, that person is usually hiding something. They may be keeping a secret, or have something that they are apprehensive about sharing with you. The act of pulling the lips inward is a physical manifestation of the person's efforts to keep their thoughts to themselves.

Most of us understand that, when the corners of the lips turn down, the other person is feeling sad or down. But some people's lips come to rest in this position most of the time. If that's the case, this person is likely experiencing some inner turmoil or going through a period of grief. Those who are prone to depression or negativity sometimes seem to constantly wear a frown. If someone strikes you as particularly down or sad, study their lips the next time you talk with them. This can confirm for you if they're truly sad, or if there's another explanation for their low energy levels (Cooper, 2019).

Biting the lips is an indicator of anxiety or discomfort. When someone begins biting their lips, it's almost a sure sign of stress or nervousness. This kind of action is sometimes called 'stimming,' and provides the person with a minimal amount of pain to distract them from their anxiety.

The Face—Nose

The nose is a surprisingly expressive part of the face, often revealing signs of aggression, displeasure, or even deep thought. People who are lost in thought will often touch their noses. Slightly pinching the nose can sometimes indicate frustration or that the person is working through a particularly difficult problem.

The nose can also signal feelings of aggression. Understanding these signs can give you a much-needed heads-up before someone initiates conflict. Flaring of the nostrils often indicates anger. This is caused by a surge of adrenaline as the other person starts to physically prepare for a fight, whether verbal or physical. If you notice this, that's a clear indicator that it's time to de-escalate the conversation, no matter what your own feelings may be in the moment. You can always revisit the point when the other person has had a chance to calm down.

The Face—Eyebrows

The eyebrows and forehead are another very expressive part of the face. Both eyebrows raised often signals surprise or astonishment. A wrinkled forehead often indicates that the other person doesn't believe what you're telling them. This, however, doesn't necessarily mean that they think you're lying. They may just be skeptical or surprised by the information that you're giving them, and need time to process it before they can fully accept it.

The eyebrows themselves are expressive, and doubly so when paired with the eyes. Our eyebrows are extremely flexible, which gives them the ability to convey many different emotional states. When the brows draw together, this can indicate shock or disbelief. One raised eyebrow is another way to signal that the other person doesn't fully believe what you're telling them.

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