Scientists researching human behavior say there’s a direct connection between a person’s character and their habitual actions.
Food habits
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Our perception of life is expressed through our eating habits. So if you:
- eat slowly and thoughtfully, you’re able to appreciate life and are used to keeping everything under control.
- eat quickly, you’re purposeful, impatient, ambitious, and open to everything new.
- like trying new dishes, you love risk and adventures.
- are fastidious with what you eat, you are nervous and prone to anxiety.
- mix your food, you’re responsible but often mess up your priorities. You’re also able to multitask.
- divide foods on your plate and eat each part separately, you’re used to thoroughly planning your life and have difficulty adapting to new circumstances.
A cup
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There is an opinion that a person’s character is uncovered by how they hold a cup. Therefore, if you:
- look into the cup, you’re thoughtful and determined.
- look over the edge of the cup, you’re trusting, carefree, and used to relying on others’ opinions.
Bathing
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Your choice between a bath and a shower, as well as your behavior while taking it, may speak volumes. If you:
- love to take a lengthy bath, you’re hard to throw off balance. You’re calm and reserved and also quite easygoing.
- combine showering with brushing your teeth, you’re good at multitasking yet impatient. You’re also good at winning over your rivals.
- sing in the shower, you’re confident, sociable, and have a lot of friends.
- take a shower quickly, you’re caring and put others’ interests above your own.
- use a sponge every time, you’re thorough and reliable even in trivial situations.
- take a very cold shower, you’re easily agitated and like to prove your point.
- like to daydream when showering, your artistic sense is well developed, as is your sense of humor.
Rest
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The way a person likes to spend their free time speaks of their ability to communicate. If you prefer:
- reading books, you’re compassionate and understanding.
- watching TV or playing video games, you find it difficult to accept opinions different from yours.
Toilet paper
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According to recent studies, your character is expressed even in the way you hang the toilet paper roll. If you:
- roll over, you’re dominant in your relationships and have developed leadership qualities.
- roll under, you prefer being led in a relationship.
