Is your second toe longer than your big toe? Do they cross over? The shape of your feet might hold clues to your personality – so we investigate further…
BY THERESA CANEY
So apparently the foot can say many things about you – demonstrating character and personality traits. We were slightly dubious. But we thought we’d take a look at what the shape and size of your feet are supposed to mean – and actually, for the GH team, they were scarily spot on! Read on and see if it matches up for you…
There are four basic types of feet that apparently determine the way we are:
Also known as the ‘Roman Foot’, this foot type denotes someone with a balanced
and well-proportioned body shape, typical of someone who is outgoing and
sociable. Always ready to learn new things and to loves to open themselves to
nw experiences. Apparently, this is a distinguishing feature of travellers,
people who love to discover new cultures.
Also known as ‘Fire Foot’ or ‘Greek Foot’, the standout feature is a longer
second toe than the rest of the toes – and this foot shape aparently denotes
someone who is active, sporty and creative, and is enthusiastic about new ideas
and other people, who in turn can encourage and motivate those around them.
However, this foot owner can also be very impulsive, which can sometimes lead
to excessive stress.
This refers to a foot where the length of the toes, including the first or big
toe, is almost the same, making a rectanglular shape. It can also be called
‘Peasant Foot’ (apologies to all you square toes out there!) and apparently the
owner of a foot like this likes to ponder and relentlessly examine every
decision, always weighing up the positive and negative – meaning that they’re
usually very practical and reliable, meaning you can really depend of those
square-toed friends.
With an elongated, tight shape, this foot features toes that are fused together
and a big toe that tapers toward the top. This foot apparently belongs to peeps
who are prety private and have hidden depths… however, it means that you
could be dealing with someone who often changes mood and can be quite
impulsive.
But shape isn’t everything, apparently…
For example, those with small feet love life and like to have a very hectic
job, while larger feet are characteristic of those with the greatest desire to
succeed in new ventures. Crooked toes are a sign of surrender, long ones denote
ambition, and a very large big toe symbolizes a high degree of rationality
