PolarFox wrote:
Anyone called for finger ratio expert?
Some people say it says something about your health and personality, but I call that bullshit. Now what I think is not that bullshit (and also my friend learnt it at uni this year) is that it has something to do with you sexuality/hormone leves while you were developing in your mum's belly.
Now, if your ring finger is longer, you were exposed to more testosterone while you were a fetus => thats why lesbians usually have longer ring fingers (me included) like straight men as opposed to females normally having a ring and index fingers about the same (some people say that if you got that, you're most probably bisexual... Idk about that tbh) or longer index finger.
So it can lowkey work like a gaydar - see dude with longer index finger or both of those about the same? He probs likes other dudes to some extent. Flip that over and you got female gaydar.
Also appaz if you got ring finger longer you're more likely to be promiscuous bcz of that testosterone, but come on, aren't lesbians stereotyped to be u-haul4lyfe?
By that logic then, Philly is our straight manly man and Dan is full time homo. But not necersarily, because I have few schoolmates with longer index fingers who claim to be straight but are probably lowkey bisexual I'm calling it since seven years ago but still appaz straight goddamit
Is that good enough analysis?
ok since you got me even more curious I googled it and strap yourselves in the results are amazing.
so according to 100% scientific study, men with shorter index than ring finger (Phil) tend to
- be nicer towards women and more polite in general
- are more promiscuous because they were exposed to more testosterone in the womb
- have a longer stretched penis (Phil is a grower confirmed)
- have more universally attractive faces
- are better at maths (I think Phil might be the exception for this one)
- are more likely to take risks and hence to be successful and rich
- tend to do better in life in general
- have more risks of developing prostate cancer
- are more likely to be straight
however men with ring finger shorter than index (Dan) tend to
- have lower risks of heart disease but suffer more from schizophrenia, allergies, eczema and hay fever.
- not live as long
- more likely to be clingy and anxious, higher rates of hyperactivity and attention deficit disorder.
- are more likely to be gay and sexually adventurous
- more likely to experiment with drugs and become addicted to alcohol more easily.
- like watching violent movies
- be better soldiers, engineers, speculators and chess players, and are better at solving problems such as crosswords.
- more likely to be left handed.
- higher chance of ending up in prison, being murdered, going mad
specially for
Oqua
In particular, sudden changes in the shape, thickness or colour of our nails are usually a sign that something is amiss.
A whitening nail bed is often a sign of anaemia. White nails in general could signify that something is wrong with your liver, spotting on the nails could be due to calcium deficiency and horizontal grooves can be a sign of diabetes, circulatory disease or malnutrition.