Tips for Seeing Through Others at a Glance

1. Most slip-ups in speech are subconscious true expressions.
2. The more you lacked as a child, the more you will desperately try to make up for it when you grow up.
3. When adults say "Next time," "I'll think about it," or "Sorry," it's mostly a rejection.
4. People who like to sit by the window on the bus tend to prefer quietness and don't want to be disturbed.
5. People who can make you feel bright and find very attractive are usually very smart and know how to manage themselves.
6. Guys who can easily sway your emotions upon first meeting usually have rich dating experience.
7. When a person has a high status, look at who they recommend or promote—that's their true character.
8. People you dislike at first sight are best to keep your distance from directly.
9. People who make money, no matter how honest-looking they are, shouldn't be taken as fools—those who can earn money are never fools.
10. Those who are carefree yet not sociable are usually seasoned veterans; those who are not sociable and feel uncomfortable are probably social novices.
11. People who habitually place their phones face down on the table must have something they don't want you to see.