According to palm reading experts (yes, they exist), your hands and palm lines are mirrors that offer an in-depth look into all aspects of your life, including your love life.

They show the strengths and weaknesses of your personality, as well as your emotional preferences and needs. Palm reading can reveal a lot about your relationship and ideal partner.

Here are five important signs you can see in your hands to understand how strong a relationship you are in is:

1. The shape and general element of the hand:

Some types of hands are better suited than others in relationships. Different hands represent four elements: earth, air, water, and fire. 

Earth hands have short fingers and a square palm.
Fire hands have short fingers and a rectangular palm.
Air hands have long fingers and a square palm.
Water hands have long fingers and a rectangular palm.

Some elements are compatible (earth - water & fire - air) and others can create strong tensions, leading to potential conflicts (earth - fire & water - air).

2. Broken heart line:

The heart line is very important for emotional health. A deep gap in this line can indicate that the person has gone through deep emotional pain, such as the loss of a loved one or a breakup. This may suggest that the individual needs time and emotional healing before committing to a new relationship.

3. Neptune's Ring:

This mark is located near the center of the palm and indicates the connection between the conscious and unconscious mind. If this ring is visible, it can indicate unresolved emotions that could affect your relationship, causing tension or conflict.

4. Crooked little finger:

The little finger, also known as the "Mercury" finger, indicates trustworthiness and honesty. If the finger is weak or crooked, it may mean that the person has trust issues, which can lead to emotional manipulation.

5. Short or thin index finger:

The index finger, known as "Jupiter," is associated with self-esteem and insecurity. If this finger is shorter or narrower, it can indicate insecurity and difficulty seeing yourself for what you value, potentially impacting relationships.

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^{Source: Your Tango}