What does poverty look like? There are vertical lines on the sky

Speaking of palmistry, everyone's palms are different. Some people's palms are born to look poor. Let's take a look at what poor palms look like.

What does poverty look like?

1. Women with sky-high lines covering their career lines have the most miserable lives.

If the sky-high lines cover the career line, then life will be smooth in youth, but after middle age, life will start to go downhill through ups and downs. For girls, especially, the marriage will be unhappy and they will easily divorce and remarry. This type of woman is independent-minded and career-oriented. It would be best if her husband could be tolerant and understanding of her.

2. Look at the thickness of the hand

The thickness of the hands represents the shallowness of a person's blessings. If the palms are thick and tender, a depression will naturally form in the palm when the palm is spread out. If some water falls into it, it will be retained instead of flowing away. This kind of palm print can help save money. The hands of a person who loses money have less flesh and appear dry and thin. When the palm is spread out, the palm is flat. If some money falls into the palm, not all of it will flow away, and almost nothing will be left.

3. The five fingers are rough, hard, and the light is not visible.

The five fingers are rough, hard, and skinny like dead branches. Such people are honest in doing things, often have a hard life, have unrealistic ideals, and often think about getting wealth without working hard, or about winning a big prize all of a sudden. They have high aspirations, but the end result is often that big ideals are not realized, and they are unwilling to do small things, which leads to them having nothing in their hands and becoming poor in life. In addition, if the five fingers are aligned and there is light leakage in some places, it means that the income is less than the expenditure, and the income is not enough to make ends meet. They belong to the group of people who live paycheck to paycheck and spend all their salary every month, so they are prone to poverty.

4. Vertical lines on fingers

If there are many vertical lines on the fingers except the thumb, it is called "busy hands", which indicates that the person's life is not affluent and he has to work hard all day to make ends meet. However, if there are multiple criss-crossing "wealth accumulation lines" on the second knuckle of the thumb, it means that a lifetime of hard work will eventually pay off, and the more wealth accumulation lines there are, the more wealth will be accumulated.

This is what a poor palm looks like. Just look at the palm and don’t take it too seriously. You still have to go on with your life.