Mouth
Our
eating and breathing organ is also important for conveying our body language. By
looking at people’s mouth we can conclude something about people unless they occur
because of some physical reasons.
Smiling: When we first encounter
with someone me, we make a decision about him in a few seconds. So, to impress
people what we should do firstly is to smile. Smiling is also the most
recognized signal. If you smile, you feel comfortable and relaxed.
Smiling someone
shows the desire for communication. If this is a genuine smile, it is a
friendly attitude and indicates honesty.
You can
distinguish genuine smile from the forced smile by looking at his eyes. If it
is a forced smile, only their lips change. Upper face stands same and teeth are
rarely seen. Forced smile shows that the person is not telling the truth if it
is not for politeness.
Speaking: If the mouth moves a
little with incoherent mumbling, it shows that the person doesn’t want to
speak. When it moves a lot, it indicates dominance or excitement.
Covering: If the person covers his
mouth without any reason, he might be trying to conceal the truth or betray
emotions.
Yawning: It can indicate boredom.
Sucking or biting: When the
person feels uncomfortable or tells a lie, he might suck or bite something. It
can be finger or a pen. If the person feels more anxious, he doesn’t suck but
bite.
Lips
For showing our
emotions, our lips are the best supporter. They talk without words.
Puckered or pursed lips show
dislike or disapproval. Pursed lips are generally the signal of anger.
Flattened lips can also show frustration or anger.
Biting lips: show anxiety or anger. The
person might feel nervous about something.
If the bottom lip is over the top lip, it shows
uncertainity.
If the top lip is over the bottom lip, it can
indicate guilty.
If the finger touches the lip, it shows
internal thinking.
If someone
looks at your lips deliberately, he might be trying to understand you.
