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Face Reading (personology) and Ear Position

What is meant by the ear position is the position of ears in respect to the head. Some people have most of their heads in front of their ears, while others have their heads behind their ears (observed from the side view). The first case is called forward balance while the second case is called backward balance.

• Forward balance: People with forward balance enjoy being the center of attention. They may be loud; their voices are loud and aim at being different just to be noticed. Ignoring a person with forward balance is like killing him. If you want to get along with that person make him feel that he is getting your attention. People with forward balance tend to look at the future more than crying over the past, they may not regret what they did in the past like people with backward balance but rather focus on how to change what is to come.
• Backward balance: On the contrary people with backward balance prefer to be at the rear lines. They rarely seek attention and avoid being the in focus of their group. A person with backward balance thinks a lot about the past and may remember bad things that happened to him a long time ago, unlike people with forward balance. Note that trying to get attention is not related to self confidence, either persons can learn to be confident without any regard to having forward or backward balance

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