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Palm Reading for Teenagers - Your Social Life

Night after night you sit at home waiting for the phone to ring.  You check your email … nothing.  Are you some kind of social pariah?  Nah.  You’re normal.  Painfully so. 

Some kids have so many friends and such a busy social calendar that they seem to take it all for granted.  “I just can’t decide whether to go to the big party after the game or to Sandy’s birthday party at the country club,” laments the cheerleader.  Oh, what you wouldn’t give to be invited to even one party!  But the phone remains silent. 
Sure, you have friends.  But not on the social scale that the “beautiful people” seem to have.  Can you change?  And do you really want to?  Look to the Jupiter Mount (at the base of the index finger) to indicate your leadership ability and your innate talent for attracting others through your charisma and powers of persuasion.  Likewise, the existence or absence of knots in the Saturn (middle) finger and Mercury (little) finger indicate whether you have a strong social character or prefer your privacy and thus tend to withdraw from society. 

Don’t worry if your hands don’t reveal the most social of characteristics in your early life.  Sure, some people have the most polished social skills practically from birth, but for others it takes years of development before they feel comfortable in a roomful of people.  The details of your palm will continue to change as you mature, marking major events, changes in direction and development of knowledge, skills and talents.  You are a work in progress, and just as it took Michelangelo years to finish the Sistine Chapel (and that with the help of a ton of apprentices!), you will continue to evolve and develop over the course of your life. 
Some people will develop scars, calluses and other marks on their hands that affect the path and prominence of lines and Mounts.  Some readers may disregard the marks of life, and others recognize them as the direct effect of the seeker’s will on changing the energies and potential for success in a particular aspect of life.