When discussing domestic violence, we often assume that men are the main perpetrators, but both male and female perpetrators can cause severe harm.

Men with the following facial features are prone to being domestic violence perpetrators.

1. Lower Sclera Visible (Sanpaku Eyes): The white of the eyes in these men is mainly concentrated below the iris, giving their gaze a cold and threatening quality. Their eyes reveal deep cunning and a strong desire for revenge. Such individuals tend to exhibit extreme emotions when faced with conflicts and contradictions, and may even resort to violence to resolve issues.

2. Fierce Gaze: Men with large whites of the eyes and sunken cheeks often display a strong desire for control and a tendency to bully the weak. They frequently exude a sense of superiority in interactions with others and cannot tolerate challenges to their behavior. This type of gaze usually hints at their aggressive and unstable personality.

3. Sunken Nose Bridge: Men with a slightly sunken nose and small nostrils typically have a narrow mind and a strong competitive spirit. When in an unstable emotional state, such men are prone to venting their dissatisfaction through violence, lacking good emotional management skills.

4. Mole on Lips and Irregular Teeth: These men are usually prone to verbal violence, using sharp and aggressive language, often resorting to verbal threats. A mole on the lips also suggests difficulties in emotional expression, which may lead them to control others inappropriately.

Although facial features of female perpetrators are discussed less often, they are equally important to note, as women can also cause harm in relationships.

1. Gloomy Gaze: Female perpetrators often have gloomy, dull eyes, indicating their inner emotional instability and desire for control. This gaze often conveys an indifferent attitude, making those around them feel oppressed and uneasy.

2. Compressed Lips with a Mole: If a woman has compressed lips accompanied by a mole, it may indicate difficulties in emotional expression and hostility towards her partner. These women may use verbal abuse, affecting their partner's mental health.

3. Sunken Cheeks: Sunken cheeks often indicate a strong sense of possessiveness and a desire for control. These women are mostly anxious internally, sensitive to their partner's actions, and prone to emotional outbursts.

4. Flat and Thick Eyebrows: This type of woman tends to be intensely emotional and exhibits a strong desire for dominance. In emotional relationships, they may use controlling and dominating tendencies, leading to conflicts and ultimately violent behavior.

Regardless of the perpetrator's gender, we need to enhance our understanding and awareness of domestic violence, and remain vigilant. If a suitor or partner exhibits any of these characteristics, it is crucial to be especially careful and alert.