Palmistry: “What is this?” Double Head Line Inquiry

INQUIRY: "Can you tell me what the line between my heart and headline means?"

ASSESSMENT: Oh, very cool. That’s a double head line.

A double head line speaks on versatility, the ability to tap into dualistic natures- the ability to encompass versatile and adaptable thought processes. It isn’t necessarily a mark of intelligence or a mark of confusion, but rather -having two distinct personalities coincide within one being.

This does not indicate a disorder. This describes someone who can comprehend one sense of self as clearly as the other. Hot and Cold.

Generally, the longer line would be regarded as your moon headline (representing the nurturing side of you, and making this the dominant energy) with the shorter one being your mars headline (confrontational, assertive, logical).

The mars headline shows additional growth as it essentially forks, growing further away from mars and into the moon. This shows how your character learns over time to temper itself. In the long run, it seems you choose to prioritize moon aspects over mars traits.

Which is important, because your heart line is one of the most intense heart line varieties one can have. An ideal heartline curves upwards into the fingers. Yours goes straight across the hand. There is intensity in concentrated love energy. These lines often describe people who feel vulnerable to sacrificing their entirety for another person.

Often this line forms when the journey of one’s self is to learn to balance prioritization for themselves rather than their sacrificial nature for others.

Additionally, that heartline forks lightly at the end. The heavy branch turns downward. This marks disappointments suffered in relationships (not strictly romantic). But the higher fork is gently continuing its journey toward self balance.

Thirdly, you have a Girdle of Venus. I see this mark as a sign of emotional intelligence. Usually, people who have this formation have become aware of the depth of their emotions. The girdle forms as the person attempts to “control” the emotional outlets. Through practiced restriction, repression unintentionally builds until the person can potentially have a breakdown.

Healthy outlets are emphasized for those with fully developed Girdles of Venus. Which, you nearly have. It is almost better to see a shattered girdle, rather than a fully formed one because that way we know the person has outlets for their expressions.

RESPONSE: "wow, thank you so much, I've never had anyone tell me anything about my palm, and this was a huge help. I genuinely appreciate it, Thankyou. I had huge emotional bursts and meltdowns when I was younger, I've learned to become more calm and better control myself but I know I have some temper issues still. It does feel like I've started to keep it in myself more and more, especially since my breakup."