Some people tilt their heads to the left, while others tilt their heads to the right. What does this have to do with people? Is it related to the way of thinking? Is it related to the content of the speech? When a baby sleeps in his mother's belly, his head usually leans to the left, so if that person's head leans to the left,

Then it's actually normal, just a habit. Of course, the premise is that he is used to turning left, if he is used to it.

A person who is used to turning left suddenly turns right. We can assume that something obviously changed his habit.

I think he thinks what you said is wrong and even disdains it. People who are used to turning left are likely to think and change when they turn left.

This habit proves that he didn't listen to you carefully. If we talk about it again, we can think that the left is too big.

The brain kind, turning right may not know what you're talking about. Of course, people who are used to turning right are not included.