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This is what the way you type on the phone indicates your personality

Holding the mobile in both hands as you type?

Do you text with the thumb of the holding hand or with the finger of the other hand?

Body language expert explains: This is how the way you hold your mobile and the way you type testifies to your personality

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Tuesday, 31 August 2021, 00:04

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How do you hold your phone while sending messages or correspondence? It turns out that it testifies very much to you and your character. At least that's what Healy Marshall, a body language expert, claims, who created a list for the Daily Mail of the most common ways to hold a cell phone while typing and what types of people use it.

These are her conclusions -

1. The

Assertive

: Those who hold the phone with both hands and type with both thumbs

Those who type with both thumbs are people who do not have much time to spend, according to Healy. These are competitive people with demanding work who are able to do several things at the same time. They also exhibit elements of adaptability and assertiveness and have a high level of energy.

2.

Disciplined

: Those who hold the phone with both hands and use one thumb

Those who use both hands and one thumb are usually careful, disciplined, intuitive and systematic people in their approach to life.

They pay attention to the small details.

They are smart and reliable.

They are good conversationalists, know how to listen and look beneath the surface to give practical advice.

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The

Safe

: Those who hold the phone with one hand and maneuver with the thumb of the same hand

Those who hold the phone in this way are people with a lot of self-confidence, light-hearted and happy.

According to Healy, these are people who take risks more frequently.

They are energetic and a bit reckless at times, but people who are fun to be around.

They have a tendency to rush into things without sometimes paying attention to details and this can cause them trouble.

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4.

Attention seekers

: Those who hold the phone in a balanced way

these people are really looking for attention.

They have a high self-importance and a tendency to hang out in the same place in the hope that other people will interact with them.

5. The

creative

: Those who hold the phone with one hand and use the finger of the other hand to

type this type of mobile holding and typing are mainly characteristic of the older generation, those whose thumb is not really nimble anymore.

These are people with experience and wisdom and who do not act in a hurry.

They are smart, intuitive, but do not push forward.

The way they type also indicates the activism, creativity and rejection of other people.

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