What the feet will tell

You can read not only by hand, but also by foot. This, in particular, deals with the British reflexologist Jane Shian. We present several of her observations that can be used to determine the nature of a person by the structure of his foot.

Jane Sheehan is a UK-based reflexologist who has been interpreting foot characteristics since 1998. She is the author of three books on foot reading, including "Let Us Read Our Feet!" She conducts seminars, lectures, and gives public readings at various shoe brand events.

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Wide feet: If someone has trouble finding shoes because their feet are wider than average, it means they're a hard worker who can't sit still and craves constant activity. If the right foot is wider than the left, the person with this foot was once a tireless workaholic but has now slowed down and learned to relax and unwind. Conversely, if the left foot is wider, it means the person is currently working harder and more intensely than ever.

Narrow feet: Those with narrow feet are accustomed to having others do a lot for them. They are skilled and enjoy delegating tasks to others, while they themselves relax and unwind without a twinge of conscience.

High rise: if the arch of the foot is raised high, this indicates that a person has great internal strength, enjoys his company and restores strength in solitude. This does not mean that the owner of a high rise is uncommunicative - not at all - it’s just easier for him to do everything himself than to ask others about it.

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Low Elevation: A person with a low elevation is an extrovert. They relax in the company of others, dislike being alone, and need the help and support of others.

Smelly feet: Jane Sheehan calls this the "skunk effect" and interprets intense foot odor as a person's desire to distance themselves from the demands of others. This is typically seen in teenagers who literally live under pressure—all those "don't come home late," "don't get your belly button pierced," and "do your homework" would drive anyone crazy.

A curved thumb is not necessarily caused by bursitis (inflammation of the joint). The thumb may be naturally curved. If it is curved at a large angle, it likely indicates that the person is overly concerned about others, completely neglecting their own interests. A slight curve indicates someone willing to help, but not overly so.

A perfectly straight thumb: this trait indicates that its owner is a strong personality, knows how to say “no” at the right moment and not take on worthless obligations.

The thumb is set wide apart from the others: a large gap between the thumb and second finger indicates a person for whom the connection between logic and emotion is very weak. In other words, such a person "acts first and thinks later." It often happens to them that they agree to some undertaking, only to have the sudden thought the next day, "Oh my God, why did I even get involved in this?!" The larger the gap between the thumb and second finger, the more emotional perception lags behind their actions.

Short pinky : Its owner knows how to have fun and enjoys the simple pleasures of life. For example, they might delight in rolling around in a pile of leaves, playing snowballs, and having pillow fights.

The little finger "lies on its side": if the little finger is turned sideways, so that the nail points not at the ceiling but at the wall, this signifies a keen understanding of social norms but has developed a unique style of behavior. People with this type of little finger are typically characterized by a rebellious spirit and a desire to always do things their own way.