When you see someone sitting, have you ever thought about what that says about them? According to experts, the way a person sits with their legs crossed can tell interesting things about who they are.

Let’s look at the different ways people sit and what traits they might show.

When your legs are tightly crossed in the “A” position, it means you don’t want to deal with problems. People who sit in this way are often friendly, artistic, and charming, but they may have trouble being responsible.

The “B” pose, on the other hand, with one leg crossed over the other, is for people who are private and shy. They might be smart and know a lot, but they tend to be shy around other people.

People in the “C” position, which means they put comfort first, want everything to be perfect and may become obsessed with material things. Even though they like things to look nice, disorganisation can get in the way of their attention to detail.

Sitting straight up with your feet firmly on the floor shows that you are honest and willing to show how you feel. People who cross their feet or fold them under their chairs, on the other hand, may find it hard to connect with others.

The “E” stance looks polished and shows that you are persistent and patient. Still, this could be caused by deep-seated fear and defensiveness.

Sitting styles can also show how vulnerable, confident, or passionate someone is. For example, people who always have good balance might be careful and alert.

People who sit with their legs slightly apart, on the other hand, might be more open and willing to listen.

You can learn more about someone’s attitude and way of life by figuring out these small clues.

Remember that the way someone sits may tell you more about them than you think the next time you see it.