Clench your fist and take a look at how it appears, because the way you make a fist can actually say a lot about the type of personality you have.

The way your fingers turn when you form this fist can say a lot about who you are, and we'll tell you below what each type of fist means.

Type A

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If you make a fist with your thumb resting besides your four fingers, you are a gentle person who is also sensitive, compassionate and considerate.

What makes you different from other people is your emotional understanding, since you always take into account how other people are feeling.

You are also organized and strategic and like a good blend of isolation and social exposure.

You have to be careful about other people, however, as some may take advantage of your laidback attitude.

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Type B

If you make a fist with your thumb stretching out to cover the other four fingers, your main assets are your talent, charm, and charisma.

You're a huge extrovert who can't help but let your emotions out, and you never hesitate to say how you feel.

On the inside, you are both driven and ambitious.

You hide your dreams from other people, however, because you don't think they will understand them.

The only problem you have is that people may judge you incorrectly, but you don't care what they think anyway!

Type C

If your thumb is hidden behind the other fingers when you make a fist, you are an introvert who prefers to be by yourself because you hate drama.

You also dislike phoniness and like people who are real and genuine.

You only get riled up when others intrude on your space without permission or when people waste your time.

You are always careful not to offend others, but you are also very independent minded and your own person.

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