Here’s some super quick handwriting analysis tips that will make you a mini handwriting expert and you can then impress and surprise your friends with your newly acquired knowledge.
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According to handwriting analysis, if you cross you lowercase “t’s” up high, you likely have many goals and aim high.
1. How big or small do you write?
You’d be surprised to see what your handwriting says about you. Did you know big, outgoing personalities tend to write in large letters, and shy, introverted types prefer to write small? If you have average-sized writing, it demonstrates a strong ability to focus and concentrate. These are hidden strengths of being an introvert.
2. How much do you space your words?
People who leave large spaces between their words enjoy freedom and independence, while those who squeeze their words together tend to like the company of others. If your words are totally jammed together, you might be intrusive or have the tendency to crowd people.
3. How much pen pressure do you use?
While a very heavy pen pressure can suggest tension and anger; a moderately heavy pressure is a sign of commitment. A soft pressure means you’re empathetic and sensitive; you might also lack vitality. These are other signs you have incredible empathy. (Also Read: Signature Analysis)
4. How do you dot your “i’s”?
If you dot your “i’s” high on the page you likely have an active imagination. A closely dotted “i” is the mark of an organized and detail-oriented mind. If you dot your “i’s” to the left, you might be a procrastinator. And if you dot your “i’s” with a circle, you likely have playful and childlike qualities. This is how doodling makes you smarter.
5. How legible is your signature?
Sign your documents accordingly: A legible signature is a sign of confidence and comfort in one’s own skin, while an illegible signature is the mark of a private or hard-to-read person. (While we’re on the topic of signatures, did you hear that the royal family isn’t allowed to give out autographs?)
6. Which way does your handwriting slant?
Did you know you can tell what your handwriting says about you by the direction of its slant? A right slant means you like to meet and work with new people, while a left slant means you prefer to keep to yourself. Left slanters also tend to be reserved and introspective.
7. How do you cross your “t’s”?
Your “t’s” have a lot to do with what your handwriting says about you. If you cap off your “t’s” with a long cross, you’re likely determined and enthusiastic, possibly with stubborn tendencies. If you use a short cross, however, it could be because you’re lazy. If you cross you lowercase “t’s” up high, you likely have many goals and aim high. If you cross them low, it could mean it’s time to raise the bar for yourself; low crossers tend to aim low as well.
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8. How do you loop your lowercase “l”?
A widely looped “l” suggests you’re relaxed and spontaneous, while a narrow or retraced “l” means you might be restricting yourself. (Here are some healthy ways to loosen up and relax.)
9. What do your “y” hooks look like?
The hook on your lowercase “y” is a huge indicator of personality. A broad loop means you’ve got a large circle of friends, while a slender loop suggests you’re more selective with whom you allow close to you. A short hook means you’re a homebody, while a long hook could be a signal of wanderlust.
10. Are your letters pointed or rounded?
Whether or not your words are rounded or pointed also plays a role in what your handwriting says about you. Pointed letters are a sign of an intelligent person who might be holding back aggression. Rounded letters signal creativity and artistic ability. These are science-backed ways to boost creative thinking.
11. How quickly do you write?
If you write quickly, it’s highly likely that you’re impatient and dislike wasting time. (Here are some ways to be more patient.) If you take your time getting your words down, you are self-reliant and methodical.
12. You might have a big head if…
If you write the letter ‘I’ (as a pronoun) much larger than any other capital letter, you might be arrogant. (Here are some to know whether someone is a braggart.)
13. You might be lying if…
If the slant of your writing (or any other feature of your handwriting) changes dramatically over the course of a piece of writing, there’s a good chance you’re lying. Caught ya. These are other key red flags someone is lying. Who knew that’s what your handwriting says about you?
14. Are your letters connected or disconnected?
According to The Pen Warehouse, if you connect your letters when you’re writing, it might mean you’re very logical and most of your decisions are based on facts and experience. If your letters are disconnected, you might be more imaginative, impulsive, and base your decisions on intuition.
15. How often do you use punctuation?
Life would be pretty confusing without proper punctuation, but when is it too much? If you use excessive punctuation, like several exclamations points or periods, you might be an emotional person. Excessive punctuation use might also be a sign that you have a slightly obsessive personality.
16. Are your o’s open or closed?
It might not be something you think about too often, but according to The Pen Warehouse, the way you write your o’s might say more about your personality than you think. If your o’s are usually closed, you probably tend to keep to yourself and are more introverted. If your o’s are usually open, there’s a good chance you’re more social and extroverted. Regardless of whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert, there are plenty of strengths of both.
17. How do you write your e’s?
Are your e’s narrow or large? According to The Pen Warehouse, if they’re usually narrow you’re probably sceptical and uninfluenced by emotions. If you find that your e’s are usually large, you might be more open-minded and willing to try new things.
So, now that you are a mini handwriting expert, the next time you wonder:
- Does my GF even trust me? Why doesn’t she share much? Check her O’s
- Looking for open-minded friends to invest in your brand new business? Check their e’s
- Is that friend who always keeps boasting of his super vibrant weekends really speaking the truth? Check their O’s and handwriting slant.
- That one friend who just can not spell ‘privacy’? Check the spacing in their handwriting – they probably really do not know how to keep away – not that they are nosy.
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Credits: Article curated from Readers Digest.
Disclaimer: One element of handwriting may be analysed at a time, but always look at the entire handwriting sample before arriving at any conclusion.
