Biology of Facial Features and Personality

Found this great article while going down the wormhole to avoid sticking to my schedule this morning.

https://biologyinsights.com/facial-features-and-personality-what-science-reveals/

It's incredibly interesting to me, the many causes and effects that determine who we are.

One of my cheeks/jaws is slightly larger than the other, which has become more prominent with age.

I'm convinced it's because of the way I generally grin/smile-- I can control the left side of my smile much more easily than the right.

But I do tend toward neuroticism in what I hope is the broad range of normal.

#VoiceInMyHead #VIMH

Melissa Rooney

Melissa Bunin Rooney writes picture books, poetry and freelance; reviews picture books for New York Journal of Books and live performances for Triangle Theater Review; provides literary and scientific editing services for American Journal Experts, scientific researchers and students; and writes and manages grants for 501c3 nonprofit Urban Sustainability Solutions. She also provides STEM and literary workshops and residencies for schools and organizations through the Durham Arts Council’s Creative Arts in Public and Private Schools (CAPS) program.

https://www.MelissaRooneyWriting.com
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