Good Lifestyle

Today, we all know that we should not judge a book by its cover. However, you may want to reconsider this rule of life the next time you have a potential date or a new friend on a glass. According to an Austrian study published in the newspaperAppetite, Those who prefer bitter drinks like dark roasted coffee and gin and tonics are more likely to have malicious and narcissistic personality traits and psychopathic qualities. In other words, those who opt for a G & T pie on something sweet as abanana Daiquiri are more inclined to experiment with the pleasure derived from the pain of others and have antisocial personality traits - not exactly the attributes we are looking for in a friend. The study also suggests that people who are not instinctively opposed to bitter refreshments tend to be unpleasant, claimants of affirmed prosperity who are "very open to new experiences" - the less common descent features in those who prefer drinks milder.

So, does it mean that you refuse a second appointment based on the order of your time of your date? And, as if you should be totally panicked ifyou prefer bitter drinks? Not so fast. More research must be conducted to consolidate these results. While science continues to examine the issue, researchers suggest identifying potential follies by analyzing eye contact trends. "Clinical research has revealed that a typical behavioral event of psychopathy is unusually intense visual contact," says researchers. Good to know!