What Does Your Handwriting Say About You

What Does Your Handwriting Say About You Good morning to all my fellow friends. Today, I’m going to talk about what your handwriting says about you. How you craft letters and words can indicate more than 5000 different personality traits. To introduce students to the field, graphologists have them write ‘she sells seashells by the seashore’ in cursive. Why cursive? Graphologists say it gives them a better read on a person. Try writing a same sentence now in cursive and see how graphologists might characterize you. Firstly, if your writing slants to the right, it means that you are open to the world around you and like to socialize with other people. If your writing slants to the left, you generally like to work alone or behind the scenes. If you are right handed and your writing slants to the left, you may be expressing rebellion. If you writing doesn’t slant, you tend to be logical and practical and guarded with your emotions. Secondly, if the size of your letter is large, you have a big personality. Many celebrities have large handwriting. It may suggest that you are outgoing. If the size of your letter is small, it means that you are focused and can concentrate easily. You tend to be introspective and shy. If it is average, it means you are well adjusted and adaptable. Thirdly, if your loops are closed for L, you are restricting yourself in some way. If it is full for L, you are spontaneous and relaxed and find it easy to express yourself. If it’s closed for E, you tend to be skeptical and are unswayed by emotional arguments. If the E is full, you have an open mind and enjoy trying new things. Lastly, if your letter ‘s’ is round, you are a people pleaser and seek compromise and avoid confrontation. If your letter ‘s’ is pointy, you are intellectually probing and like studying new things. The higher and pointier the peaks, the more ambitious you are. Also, if your letter ‘s’ is open at the bottom, you might not be following your heart. For example, you always wanted to be an artist, but you have a career in finance.