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13-01-2024, 09:24 AM
1.Looking at Shoes
=>Anxious
=>Unconfident
=>Submissive
2.Ankle Lock=> natural retreat and hiding behavior. It may be a sign of anxiety, especially if the ankles are held tightly together.
3.Feet Edging =>When feet edging, you’re literally “losing your ground”, not to mention this is a terrible way to walk.
4.Pigeon Toes =>can signal insecurity, anxiety, or shyness. Since turning feet inward is a natural closing gesture, it also indicates a closing down of the V-shape and a desire to end conversation.
5.Upward-Pointing Feet=>A foot forward usually signals great interest or attraction. Putting one foot forward shortens the distance
6.The Rhino Stomp=>
Anger: You can observe the foot stomp in young kids when they’re forced to do their homework
Stress: You’ll also see the foot stomp in arguments between couples when one spouse loses, or there is no clear outcome.
Happiness: Excited and happy individuals who have an “aha!” moment may also foot stomp.
7.Bouncing Feet=>
t can happen when we’re happy or excited, like when hearing about a bargain.
It can also signal nervousness or anxiety, like when readying for a competition or event.
Chronic bouncers also do it when bored, concentrating, impatient, or simply out of habit.
We even bounce our feet when we’re dancing.
8.Wiggling Toes=>
wiggling toes is usually a sign of happiness and excess energy. It’s called “happy feet” for a reason, as excess energy is spilled out to our feet.
=>Anxious
=>Unconfident
=>Submissive
2.Ankle Lock=> natural retreat and hiding behavior. It may be a sign of anxiety, especially if the ankles are held tightly together.
3.Feet Edging =>When feet edging, you’re literally “losing your ground”, not to mention this is a terrible way to walk.
4.Pigeon Toes =>can signal insecurity, anxiety, or shyness. Since turning feet inward is a natural closing gesture, it also indicates a closing down of the V-shape and a desire to end conversation.
5.Upward-Pointing Feet=>A foot forward usually signals great interest or attraction. Putting one foot forward shortens the distance
6.The Rhino Stomp=>
Anger: You can observe the foot stomp in young kids when they’re forced to do their homework
Stress: You’ll also see the foot stomp in arguments between couples when one spouse loses, or there is no clear outcome.
Happiness: Excited and happy individuals who have an “aha!” moment may also foot stomp.
7.Bouncing Feet=>
t can happen when we’re happy or excited, like when hearing about a bargain.
It can also signal nervousness or anxiety, like when readying for a competition or event.
Chronic bouncers also do it when bored, concentrating, impatient, or simply out of habit.
We even bounce our feet when we’re dancing.
8.Wiggling Toes=>
wiggling toes is usually a sign of happiness and excess energy. It’s called “happy feet” for a reason, as excess energy is spilled out to our feet.
