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25 AWESOME Things Your Handwriting Says About You - Graphology Secrets Revealed!
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2018
- Do you know all the awesome things your handwriting says about you? The study of handwriting - graphology - is an amazing way to learn all about yourself and the secrets of the personality of others. These graphology secrets will give you the power to learn all about someone with just their signature. If you’ve ever wondered what does your handwriting say about you, you HAVE to watch this video! We will give you the fast facts on handwriting analysis that will totally blow your mind. Try this video as a graphology test to learn the graphology secrets that you want to know. Get ready to be amazed with these 25 Awesome Things Your Handwriting Says About you.
If you want to learn what your handwriting says about you, then this video is a smart place to start. If you right big or small that says something about your personality! Similarly, if your handwriting slants to the left than that reveals deep personality secrets. If you write in cursive there are even more lurking in your handwriting that graphology can reveal. Pay attention to the loops in your cursive and the points on your cursive letters - this is where many of the handwriting secrets can hide. Ready to learn something new? Watch this video to learn 25 amazing things about handwriting and leave us a comment letting us know what you think about graphology!
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The handwriting of you and those your know is hiding tons of secrets that you can unlock with these graphology tips! Write something down and check out your handwriting styles and what they say about you or your friends. Have wide e loops? Seems like you’re open minded and like to try new things. Have a big and loopy l, then your handwriting says you’re relaxed and spontaneous! If you have a ton of pressure on your pen when you write, that also says something about you - and it’s not what you think! If you think the space between your letters and words is not important, then you’re wrong. Just as important as the letters you write is the space in between those letters - too much space means you could be pushing people away. Want to catch someone in a lie? Try these graphology secrets to catch even the best liar! Get ready to learn something new and see what graphology secrets are in our top 10.
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My handwriting varys on which magazines i cut the letters out of
scdriver007 lmao
Hahaha
Also point to your inner Dexter lmao
felichia ice Age
Scdriver007 pmsl that's too funny 😁 I snorted ha ha
My handwriting tells I am a mixture of personalities
All people are a mix
😂😂😂
Fe moment
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Your hand writing says nothing about you.
My hand writing says that I'm better off typing instead. 😛
lol
A mood
Excellent comment!
LOL! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😙
😂
My high school art teacher, Ms. Lisa Hewett, studied hand writing analysis. She would have you write about a page and half of anything at all and then she would analysis it. She was really good at it. She was never wrong with anyone in her analysis.
So based off writing she could locate the future mass shooter?
I had a teacher called Mrs Turtle; funny name, but she tortoise well.
@@brucegordon5312 ba-dum-bump-tsch!
It's 'based on'.
@@F5_cena lmaoooo
My writing tends to change throughout a paragraph (up and down, hard strokes, soft strokes, loops, no loops...wow that sounds dirty..) Seems it could mean I'm flaky or have some sort of mental disorder when in reality it's just hard for me to write and sometimes my hands forget what they are doing.
exactly. Its all just motor skills and ergonomy. Slight change in position or having not done it for a while, even the type of material and pencil used, changes everything
I don't really know my handwriting either because whenever I write I write so fast I don't even care how my writing looks as long I can understand it
Me too...I try so hard to write nice.
It's almost like graphology isn't an actual science.
Mine is weird too. When I write regular, my writing slants towards the left. Whereas if I'm writing I slant towards the right. I tilt my paper to the left always but I tilt my head which also changes my handwriting
“Take it with a grain if salt and not too seriously.”
Best advice about graphology I have ever heard
Handwriting is not so important in these comments as they are typed. However, it is grammar, and lack of punctuation that messes me up when trying to read them. They just do not convey the proper meaning so it is easy to misunderstand what is being said.
That and the lack of any tone.
The funny thing is that emojis help me convey what I am trying to say when all else fails.
The thing I find to be funny; you made a mistake with your grammar and punctuation as well.
Amen.
Just saying in your sentence “However, it is grammar, and lack on punctuation that messes me up”, that comma between grammar and and is not supposed to be there..
Most schools don’t teach cursive writing anymore.
DrHaydentheFunny because most colleges want old school hand writing at some point college professors prefer your hand writing if it's special children they need computers because most college professors or old school well they all need to learn everything everyday home town false info
Uh, you don't need a school to teach it.
In print, or a scrible. A signature is not required to be in cursive.
I only use cursive, but my entire class doesn't know how to read it whatsoever
Daniel Monarrez use god damn punctuation.
My handwriting is different everyday so I guess it's just following my mood?
I thought i am the only 1 with this thing
I try and copy every single handwriting i see. I like doing that.. now i dont really know what my handwriting is.
Brownfox SAME!
@@hnah8680 Oh Same. I'm in class-7 and I don't even know how is my handwriting??❓❓❓❓❓
@@gmcahmed You might eventually end up paying more focus on handwriting than the content of what you're writing.. it has been hard for me.. so don't let that happen.. all the handwriting analysis is just bulldog unless an expert doesn't read our handwriting cuz that's like an entire course. This vedio obv be inaccurate..
Mike, you're sounding a LOT better! You sounded like you had strep throat and my wife and I was getting concerned at the length of time it was hanging on. Just please, get rest... We subscribers aren't going anywhere so take the time to recuperate. We did enjoy the video! My wife and I have almost completely opposite writing styles... Parkinson's on my part is pretty accurate to your description.
What he said ^^^
I studied graphology, and it's just for fun...
There are a couple of herbal teas that can help with that too Traditional Medicinals Throat coat & Voice Tamer from Target
"I WAS" - "my wife and I WERE" (was=singular) (were=plural)
Excuse me, what source do u usually refer to? I seriously want to learn about graphology. Thank you ^^
I really learned cursive from my teacher in 5th grade. He survived polio (I think that's it) but it left his right arm crippled. He's right handed, but had to rewire his brain as a leftie, and his "b" "s" "m" "o" "s" "D" "G" "H" and start of "u" if it's the first letter in a sequence were all adjusted and some were completely ... "Unique". Also, I want to mention that he did us the solid of introducing graphology to us during all of this. He was old school and a great teacher. One of the best TEACHERS (not just instructor!) I've ever met!
4:11 “... you’re either unstable, or an unskilled writer” hahahahaha I’m surely the second one...
In my honest opinion, it simply tells people how you've learned to write.
You're taught a certain style of writing while you're really young, intentionally or not. And you may keep to that. But you could also practice your handwriting further, learn to do other fonts, and experiment with different aspects. You're not just born doing a certain handwriting style; you deliberately learned to do the style you have.
Though of course, if you're the sort of person who has developed their own style, or has deliberately modified aspects of your handwriting, your personality could control the decisions you make. For example, if you're looking at the size of your letters and decide "Hmm, I want them small", that could be because you're introverted or shy, rather than just being an aesthetic thing. Like, your introversion unconsciously makes you prefer small letters. I wouldn't completely rule that possibility out.
Your opinion may be honest and still untrue, founded on lack of knowledge of the subject , hypotheses,wishfúl and even logical, but wrong thinking. How many years have yu studied and worked with it?
Then why your handwriting at the start of the exam is neat and clean while at the end it's messy? There's a reason right? Your brain controls how you write. At start of exam you feel calm the reason you write neatly while at the end you write in a dirty or messy way since your brain is running fast during that time.
It maybe due to stress or other factors that alter your handwriting in certain circumstances, but it’s such a personal thing so it’s interesting to see the perspective of how we can understand what it means to us as an individual.
@@Medietos I haven't studied the link between handwriting and personality. You don't have to study this topic to know that people aren't just born knowing how to write (so, handwriting isn't innate) and how handwriting develops through education.
I'm sorry if you've spent years learning bs like "writing on a slant means you're gay" or something, but you've been tricked, you're gullible, simple as. And this is particularly obvious when you go on multiple videos about the topic and they're _nothing_ like each other. Surely, if the hypothesis that personality controls your handwriting has _some_ merit to it, the theory would be somewhat consistent. But the only part that's even consistent is letter sizing.
@@Graphologymadesimple Stress makes you act in a quicker and less careful way in general. Of course it also applies to handwriting, simply because it's an action. If you're stressed, you do other things faster too, such as typing faster. This phenomenon has nothing to do with the personality in question.
I would definitely have to say your writing is going to change periodically according to the circumstances you are under.
When I look at my journals throughout the years, the writing is always different, depending on what was taking place at that moment.
Ritakus: A real, good Graphologist can still see you through your varíants, it is said.
The fact given here for my type of handwriting matched to my personality exactly...
I am a person who writes in average size, mixes print and cursive, puts a big pumpkin on top of 'i', my letters are never of the same height, I write straight on unruled paper, I curve the 'e' and 'l' in cursive a lot, cuts the 't' at lower point...
It’s interesting in how hand writing can tell you so much about a person without that person speaking, that’s definitely worthy of a scene in a movie.
Nice to know I'm not as weird as I thought for I mix print and cursive. Weirdly my cursive has two different styles of a, e and s. Often I alternate them both within the same word. I also have high anxiety and tend to ruin pens by bending them when I press too hard, even large thick pens often snap when I'm writing! lol
I write mix print and cursive at the same time; in per word. I love how I write.
You are not weird at all. We are just one of the few who are gifted with this ability.
I write mixed as well. 🤷🏼♀️😊
I'm ambi. I mostly eat and write with left and everything else with right, but can use either for anything. My writing changes constantly, even in the same sentence at times. I Write straight up and down with big clear letters, slant right with curves, use cursive and print in the same words at times, but sometimes use one way only. Sometimes my words are tall thin and close together with straight pointy lines, sometimes it's fat and bubbly. My loops are ever changing. It is never the same. My signature changes constantly as well. A graphologist would lose their mind trying to figure me out LOL!
I have professionally analysed your writing, and found you are most definitely a:
Mild mannered, easy-going visionary, with lots of friends, hobbies, and a horse called Xanadu. In addition, you like subtraction, curries, fitness, and a good deal of movie watching, and, when you can fit it in, scrap-booking and road trips with the girls.
I hope this helps,
Yours sincerely,
Dr. Von Oppenheimer IV.
Also Ambi, usually do sports left because of the advantage I get and write and eat mixed. My handwriting is quite a bit different but just similar enough you might not know which hand
there is a whole lot more to all of this than you were able to cover in this video- good subject matter and well done
Tell Jason good job.I was going to point out graphology is pseudoscience but when I clicked to view the sources,It said that very thing in a couple paragraphs by Jason.
I shall!
My friend had hers analyzed and was told she could be a serial killer... I guess they said she was a sociopath
pika23 I'm pretty sure she had something stuck or being bullied go talk to her is she was bullied
We may never know now, as soon after, her analyst went missing...still hasn't been found lol
i actually sometimes have trouble writing, because I sometimes twitch. also i hold pens with 3 fingers instead of two to try to avoid the twitches messing up my writing too much. it also affects how I operate with a computer mouse (shooting in a game when i don't want to, for instance)
Yesss, my handwriting is straight up and down, therefore, I’m logical, rational and I think things through.
I researched about graphology a lot and I tried it with my friends(I did it with the whole group) and we found a side of our friends we never knew about. All of the things I told them(that I didn’t know about them) were correct
I like the video but it’s a shame no one really writes anymore, everything is communicated through text and typed letters
* * I have 2 3rd grade and a 1st grade daughters, one in public and 2 in private schools and no they are not being taught cursive. Cursive is no longer in their curriculum
I personally despised cursive growing up, and still have a dislike for it. As a kid I had a lot of trouble with it, and I learned slowly, being forced to learn an entire character set, that I'll rarely use simply was not going to happen, I still can barely read it and can't write it. The very existence of cursive makes people have a hard time reading my a, because they always mistake it for a cursive 2, I've been writing my a like that for my entire life, and I can't just change the way I write it. Cursive honestly should be a skill taught at home and not in schools, it isn't a mandatory skill, and some kids are not equipped to be forced to learn it, I couldn't handle it as a kid, so I never learned it, despite it being taught in school.
J Gamer Xone I hated it too. I don’t use it and haven’t had to use it besides signatures (which are stupid) since 1995.
I don't even sign in cursive (although since I don't know how to write cursive I don't even have a choice in that ragard...)
I will never be able to take anyone seriously who doesn't have a REAL, honest-to-goodness signature. If you "sign" using just print handwriting, that just looks like you belong in the first grade.
wow, awesome vid! Pretty interesting to know too, hope you're feeling better after that cold Mike!
It's not interesting to know, it's bullshit.
The biggest problem w/ graphology is the lack of inclusion of physical variables. Someone w/ arthritis or beginnings of carpal tunnel have changes in their writing. Someone like me a Dyslexic, have all sorts of weird additions, and slants to their writing. We also write big in mixed messy cursive style. Unlined paper is our kryptonite. Just a few thoughts on the topic.
crazylady. The videomaker is not a graphologist, just telling a litle outline about it. Real graphology is much more nuanced, detailed nd deep than he made it out to ge, and he should have said so. There are many ways of writing a letter, signifyning different things by themselves as well as in combintion with other traits and with the whole,. A skuílled Graphologiacl therapist knows to inclyúde illnesses and ways of healing/improvong/ developing the individual.There is an indian G. who works holistically, i e mdically as well. Unfortunately, he speaks so much Indian that can't get it. bUt all his illustrations say a lot.
I agree. However the main problem is the American Psychological Association and the British Psychological Society have discredited Graphology because many research studies have not found support for handwriting characteristics being related to personality or behavioral characteristics. Graphology appears to work with single subjects, such as famous people, because of confirmation bias and illusory correlation. No college or university in the U.S. offers a course, much less a degree, in Graphology.
I am a retired Elementary School Teacher. I taught 1st and 3nd grades for 27 of the 30 years. When I write, I tend to want it to be perfect. After 30 years of trying to teach children, I know for those who are young or learning English, need to have a precision in the written language. I also volunteered to teach adults to read. They needed to have everything consistent.
Thank you Mike, I always thought I was an introvert. Your list showed me that I am a logical, rational, relaxed, calm, confident, detailed oriented, discreet and flexible person. That's great! ;)=)
I have different handwriting throughout the day. It goes by what mood I'm in at that very moment when writing. My mood changes throughout the day. And it depends on how bad I really want to write. Some days I'm not in the mood but I have to do it anyway. While other times, I am into it and have relaxed writing. When I am stressed a little, it is more sloppy because I don't even care how it will appear. And when I am impatient about something, I write faster and sloppier just to get the writing done so I can get to another task.
I don't believe most of what you said. It all first starts with how they were taught to write, what way is more comfortable for them to handle the pen/pencil while writing, and how they actually want to present their writing.
I don't really care in how I write as long as I can still write, it's half readable, and I can still communicate through writing.
My handwriting differs by what each word means to me, when I'm excited about food I'm writing as the days special it gets very swirly and larger than the other words like the date etc. If I'm unsure or have doubt I press lightly and letters become hard to decipher. I love seeing how different each word is and seeking out why they.
I have schizophrenia and my hand writing is always slanted to either side, so I guess that's pretty accurate
Congratulations to me I have schizophrenia.
Thx Fact verse I totally believe you even though I don't have it.
*Don't be Salty Its like a Personality test*
Beg to differ about the signature being a mess when the handwriting is otherwise normal. As a manager I had to sign an initial hundreds of documents every day. Over time my signature and initials became completely unreadable due to efficiency AND it made my signature nearly impossible to forge. So, not stressed, hiding something, etc. Just being efficient and security conscious. 🎅🤶
Literally everything you said about my handwriting was true... specially that if my handwriting is average sized i might be an ambivert and that if my letters and words are closer together that means i feel isolated and want to be closer to people. That is so correct. Although i identify myself as an extrovert, my handwriting is just a bit smaller than average size, cursive, slanted to the right a bit, and when written on unlined paper, usually ends up going upwards (i might add that sometimes not often i make circle instead of dots, and the indicator that I'm childlike is very true). I'm aware the possibility is that this could just be a coincidence, but i am touched by how seen i feel since normally i am so different from everyone (i love being different but not more than being understood).
It is good that number 4 is consider normal. Because I always do a combination of printing and cursive in my handwriting.
That I'm a stable, open minded, introvert.
So cool! In a lecture about Stalin during WW2, the historian said that the Soviet leader would approve battle plans by personally signing his name across the map after it had been marked with detailed arrows and symbols representing the intended action; when he signed the huge maps, his signature was three feet tall! So... watch out for that.
I sometimes put a loop in my 2, and sometimes don’t. Depends on what I’m writing with (pencil? Dry erase marker? paint? Lines need to be more distinct at times). My writing slants in different directions, because I hold my pen completely differently depending on if so am trying to write nicely. I am left handed and have horrible quick handwriting, which is a mixture of cursive and print, and no one except me can read it. If I want it pretty for a card, I flip my hand and only use cursive. If I need other people to be able to read it, I use all block letters, because they’re more legible. If I am writing for kids (I’m a nanny), I slow down and use school-perfect print to set a good example. I write at an angle on cards, because, again as a left handed person, I can’t write in a straight line. I am covering up what I’ve written as I go. If I slant it, it looks like I am crooked on purpose. All of these things I do for practical purposes, not for personality reasons. Unless it’s to say my “personality” goal is to write in a way other people can actually read it.
My school still teaches cursive, starting from kindergarten to grade 5, it’s actually really fun and you can make your own fonts.
My old manager made a comment about my signature at one point. She said it constantly changes and that is a sign of someo e who struggles with inconsistencies. Never re analized my life til that comment. Never stopped re analyzing it since.
nice to see and hear you again - nazzly. A grain of "salt is" the word here. It also works in a glass of warm water for sinus colds - gargling - ha ha ha =)
william francis Collett colleges may force hand writing and for professional people
it should be required. Like learning to read and computer skills. It's expressive, like the arts, music or math. THINK about it=)
william francis Collett no. I gave a guy that advise about gargling salt, his throat almost closed all the way up. He had to go to the emergency room and get a shot.
WOW!!! I'm REALLY sorry for that. It's a family custom for me. Warm water and a small amount of salt. Very sorry for that Ms Patty =(
william francis Collett no biggy. He became a grown man and I learned a lesson, but ya, he had more than just a cold or something and probly should have gotten the shot to start with. It will stick with us forever now though.
Ive allways known i was different i realized that i was a good bit more intelligent than most people I've ever met and had a feeling that i may be a genius now im positive . after watching 4 or 5 videos on this subject i am 100 % i am a genious. I'm grateful for your videos i will be able to alleviate every thing around my incitement and self to a new level of confidence and positivity thank you for the inspiration my music will change many darknesses around the world
I didn't know that Your hand writing could determine what you're an interesting video. I love your videos man! so good :D!
I’m a lefty and my handwriting slants to the left, I am reserved and prefer to work behind the scenes. 👍
Very interesting topic, Mr. Mike. I'm not too sure how many hand writing analysts are left anymore with computers being so prevalent. With #1 on the list, maybe it could count for people typing in all caps and I thought they were just loud. Maybe another List 25 about the different ways people type or is that not a study, yet? =D
My handwriting says that I was taught how to write while in school. We were graded on letter formation as well as uniform slant--which is always to the right.
Oh yes, right on target. I've noticed people who have their writing examined are usually found to be pretty much as their writing says they are.
I had a good chuckle about #6: the capital letter I and your parental relationships as it was dead on. My capital I has literally no loop at the top and a very big bottom. My mother and I have never been close and haven't spoken in about 20 years while I had a very close relationship with my dad.
Few people write in cursive anymore which is actually a bit of a pity... I have always had better-than-average handwriting but abandoned cursive in high school, decades later I find the different forms of writing require different ways of thinking and perhaps something has been lost by not being able to write a whole word at a time rather than it's separate parts.
I'm glad you mentioned the pseudo-science bit... Graphology seems a lot along the same lines as astrology.
Richard Benson based on my own observations astrology is much more accurate than graphology. I'm not sure about graphology at all.
@@kL-vs6wz Graphology could be (I've heard about studies but haven't looked for any yet) easily proven through empirical evidence. Just by comparing thousands of handwritings and seeing how they relate to the persons personality can prove its validity.
Astrology is pseudo because it cannot be proved by scientific means, Graphology can.
I find it silly that astrology, numerology and graphology are deemed pseudosciences to begin with. When you really look at the studies for what they are, there’s little to nothing in them, that is scientifically based...so, why call it a “fake science”, when it’s not even trying to be scientific in the first place?
Of course it’s more mystical and volatile, that’s the exact opposite of what science and maths stands for. It’s a stupid debate and a stupid name to call these studies (a pseudoscience).
Angelizar I can believe it's possible to study people's handwriting and have that connection between it and their personality traits but based of this video they would need to study it further. Based on what iv seen alot of what they said isn't true, or not for me or any of my students or relatives. I know it can't be 100% accurate but it also could be that these specific traits don't fit the style of handwriting they think it does.
For lowercase mine is mostly round curved, which for the CAPS mine is half rounded half pointy, which mine is small but very legible and easy to read.
The loops in the uppercase cursive I hit me like a brick!
I used to always write in all caps, and haven't written in cursive for decades.
My cursive Y's tail end taking up half the page and underlining my sentences
me - sweating-
I am apparantly balanced, outgoing, intellectual and open-minded 😉
Very Informative Video!! Thank you for creating a video on Handwriting Analysis!
Most welcome!
Handwriting: true I am pretty confident optimistic & enjoy meeting new people!!
It was pretty close. To the way I used to write and still do occasionally. I now have severe nerve damage in my hands so my writing is quite messy on certain days. But as to what it said about me it was pretty much correct. :-)
I write in cursive in large in large letters and my writing slance to the right, but my letters were always large so my Dad could read and correct my home work. My third grade teacher taught me when I was younger to slant my letters to the right.
I had heard that the spacing between words can indicate generosity and that a backward slant can be someone self-centered. That big lower loops can be someone focused on money "money bags" and that someone who makes their lower case letters like an incomplete 8 is mathematical. That lower letters that extend lower than average can be of someone very physical/sports/sex. That someone with very small handwriting is not only detail oriented but also intelligent. That someone who dots their i to the right might be impulsive and to the left rigid or overly cautious. That a forward slant can be indicative of someone who is emotional. That high letters, l's, for example, shows someone with high ideals...
My handwriting changes a lot with my mood, which pen I’m using , how much of a hurry I’m in or if I’m trying to make an impression ....I have over 6 types of writing that are used consistently....I wonder what that means??
my signature (lets say in a store on the card reader, not when signing a document) is extremely sloppy because Im often extremely anxious in and trying to rush
I want to send you a letter just because I definitely want feedback about what my handwriting says about me. I know that I have legible handwriting because whether I sign a check, or just sign a document, I try to keep my signature the exact same way most of the time unless I am more tense and nervous than usual.
4:09 I died 😂
I write based on how I want the letters to look. I write the way I do based on my preferences. Therefore, even though it's a little messy and somewhat illegible to other people, I like it.
Wow you listed one that I have never heard before! About the personal pronoun I ... and it's also very accurate!
I've always written mine very differently than anyone else whom I know.... and I totally understand why!
I don't write them using any loops at all ....I don't even write them from left to right or from the bottom section of the " I " .... I write one line going down from the top followed by one arch going backwards to the left!
This is crazy I have been told my handwriting is special and I have gotten many compliments ☺ even by teachers and judges
My handwriting is very much a mess lol #23 really speaks to me and a friend of mine. The cursive ones are interesting, I might start analyzing historical handwritten documents and see what I come up with
Hi, I was just wondering if anyone has the hook up for some refill ink for my etch-a-sketch ?
This is one of very few list channels that are worth watching.
so since I am left handed I need to curve my paper to the right which can make my handwriting slant downward. So what does this mean?
Pretty much hit the nail on the head for the ones that matched my hand writing. I cross my t high, my s is like a printed s, my loops on letters above the line are near non existent but below the line quite large.
My cursive has printing on the letter after the uppercase and a few letters are very unique and slanting to the right (I'm left handed)
bruh
I was tryna figure out what slant to go with, since it varies throughout my sentences lmao
My i-s are alone and not touching the letters around them... That part about my relationship with my parents, was really on point 😕
I loved this video
Interesting... wish I could write in cursive though so I could relate xD
I write print and cursive. When I print, letters are all capital, but the letters that should be capitalized, are bigger than the others. Writing in cursive, there are lots of differences lol. I love writing in cursive so much, that I’ll take a paper and write what ever, but most of my capital letters are different? What they should look like. I actually made my own way of alphabet, many peeps pay me to write an alphabet for them lol
Okay so I just got to learned that I'm somehow suffering from all of those diseases such as high blood pressure, Schizophrenia and Parkinsons disease *WOW THANKS*
I have crappy handwriting that includes both cursive and printing. I use other strange parts of my writing that make it odd to other people.
I kinda wanna see it now lol
I write in both cursive and block. Mainly block. Some people have a hard time understanding what I write. Both my handwriting styles are a bit, well, dramatic. Lots of curves and loops. What does this say about me? And how can I find out what this means
It sounds like you're a creative like me. :)
Correct to a t, which is hilarious because I rarely hold credence to things like this unless they are exactly correct.
I'm an unstable extroverted introvert who is open minded, creative, sometimes aggressive and I'm bad at knowledge BUT I don't lie while writing things down 😂 TRUE
I would love to have the opportunity to work with a handwriting expert about my handwriting and my personality.
Correct I’m psychologist and really believe in projective tests but always associated to interviews and background checks. 👍🏻
So what is your reaction to the fact that both the American Psychological Association and the British Psychological Society have discredited Graphology because many research studies in psychology have not found support for handwriting characteristics being related to personality or behavioral characteristics? As a retired social psychologist with 40 years teaching and research I am appalled by people in the media using Graphology to ascribe dishonesty, violence, criminality and mental illness to individual handwriting samples. I see confirmation bias and illusory correlation in their analysis. Frankly I find it unethical and appalling.
Ha! My changes each time, but then again I do calligraphy so it differs with what I am writing
If my hair style is messy I am genius
flash king Good one!
Same
Interesting. My hand writing is a mix of printing and cursive and yes I’m pretty relaxed. However I find as I get older, my writing is more and more like my mother’s and she is an extrovert of the highest order and I’m a classic introvert. I tend to write the way I’ve been told to write and that depended on which state school I attended at that time. NSW I had to print a number 2 as you see it typed here, but in Tasmania I had to use a loop. Victoria didn’t much care about numbers but they hated my Tasmanian style of cursive script and insisted I change it to something between that of NSW and Tassie. My hand writing literally seems to scribble all over the place.
I have two completely different handwriting, one for leisure and one for exam when time is about to finish. What does it mean??
It might mean that when you're writing for leisure, you are not rushed. But when you have a time limit to finish your test, your handwriting gets faster and therefore unlike your other writing.
....I might need to be institutionalized since my handwriting is all over the scale.
6:49 what does this mean ? That it varies between hard and light, or that it is consistently inbetween hard and light ? Thanks
i honestly don't really know; need someone to analyze my writing.
My parents have very similar handwriting. Mostly cursive, though some letters might slip. I have seen a note that my father wrote, my mother replied and I thought my father was getting a brain damage, answering to himself. Plot twist: they didn't even get along back then. Also, I share a lot of similarities with my parents' handwriting but we are extremely different people. My brother, on the other hand, writes totally differently. However, he does have pretty much the same job as our father. So really, I don't see how can graphology can help with understanding someone.
In 6th grade, my teacher had to read my reports with a magnifying glass. As an Adult, the first time I booked someone, a CHP officer saw my booking slip and told his partner I printed like a typewriter. Banks would ask me if I was an engineer.
There are things i could not understand in video. But its amazing to get to know so many things about writing styles. Insightful. But basically i think,you write the way you are taught to write in school.
After I 1st listened to this I was intrigued to see where on the ‘t’ I crossed; my take away was that high was positive and confident and low was pessimistic and more insecure- having rewatched this now I realised that my interpretation was somewhat freestyle! Nevertheless I was curious and, in consideration to my current circumstances, was not surprised when I that I was crossing very low and consequently, that reflected being really depressed and uncomfortably apprehensive as I had been. On considération, I consciously crossed my ‘t’s as high as possible and it was absolutely remarkable: as I crossed the ‘t’ high I genuinely felt a lighter, lifted moment. At first it almost felt scratchy, like uncomfortable, but once I reconciled the connotation of that it was fascinating to explore that sensation.
Try it! And share your thoughts with me: if you feel something similar- or not at all!- or if you already do I high crossing try low then tell me what it feels like. 🔮+🤔
My handwriting is ever changing 😫😫
I write 2's with a loop because when I was in first grade my teacher was mean to me and when I made a normal 2 she said "What is THAT supposed to be??" when i said "Its a 2" she said "No its not! THIS is a 2, are you stupid?" and did the loop thing. 17 years later i still make my 2's with a loop.
Teachers suck. Ive had sooooo many teachers just like the one u had. Still, decades later suffering from the mental shit they caused.
I seem to have quite a few of these styles; I have quite a few fonts depending on the time of day...so I don't really know what I am lol