Your body movements reveal what's inside you without words

Moving the ring or throat:

When we raise the hand to ear level, it is an expression of our embarrassment and concern about the speech we hear, as if we want to prevent ourselves from speaking harshly, or we have an urgent desire not to hear it.

Lip biting:

We forcibly prevent ourselves from saying anything as if we are trying to swallow words, and when this movement becomes a permanent habit, it indicates resistance to internal emotions.

Hold hands when speaking:

A movement that means the urgent desire to defend oneself and to protect it from a reaction that may bother the other party and suppress what may disturb oneself. This movement also indicates that the speaker is very shy and unable to control himself while addressing others.

Putting hands in pockets while speaking:

A movement that indicates a specific position against the other party and an urgent desire not to be frank with him and to reveal what is going on in the soul. It is a movement of challenge, pride and resistance.

Finger popping:

It is not an expression of nervousness, as some believe, as much as it is a quick natural reaction to what is going on around us, whether it is a recent or an event. An attempt by us to express our desire to end the situation or speed it up, or vice versa, an attempt to calm it down.