Discover What Your Fingertip Shape Says About Your Personality

We humans have something that we can never fully understand – I’m talking about our personalities. As we experience different life experiences, this aspect of our being tends to be shaped over time. However, some characteristics are innate. Some would even argue they are inherited. Others are shaped by the people around us and the events we experience.

Below are images of different types of fingertips. Most of the time, we don’t pay much attention to them. It is therefore natural to assume that everyone’s fingertips are the same. However, this is not the case. A fun personality test that describes the five types of fingertips and provides information about each type’s personality. You already know it’s for entertainment. However,  you may be surprised at how close this test can be to the mark.

Let’s begin with the fingertip type.

Sharp

People with sharp or pointed fingertip tend to be very observant and pay attention to the details around them. As a “stickler for details,” no one can fool you when it comes to more information.

Also, you tend to speak your mind and while this can come across as being harsh, you are someone who values honesty deeply and lives by it.

Shovel

People who tend to forge their paths through life have shovel fingertip representations. You might be considered quirky by some, but that goes hand in hand with your fun personality. Getting out there to see what the world has to offer can put you in some strange situations.

Square

Personas with square fingertip tend to be more discrete and cautious. If people trusted you with their secrets, you would guard them loyally for the rest of your life. In addition, you have a quick mind and can read between the lines. You are also artistic.

Round

Hands with round tips represent those who are able to live harmoniously with others and can coexist with them. Your kindness, loyalty, and honesty draw people to you. You also succeed at whatever you put your mind to.

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