Past the first grade, someone’s handwriting becomes set in stone. “Ugh, you have such good handwriting” is often said just based on the overall appearance of one’s writing, but it’s about a lot more than that. Here are 5 definitive factors of someone’s handwriting that characterizes one’s personality.
1. Size of the letters
Small letters: you are reserved, studious and conscientious
Average letters: you are cooperative, accommodating and sensible
Large letters: you are outgoing, people’s person that loves attention
2. Slanting
No slant: you tend to stick to the guidelines
Slants to right: you like to try new things
Slants to left: you like to keep to yourself
3. Shape
Rounded letters: you are creative and artistic
Pointed letters: you know what you want, and will do anything to get it
Connected letters: you think about all your decisions and make them carefully
4. Dotting your “i”’s
Right over the “i”: you are a perfectionist
High over the “i”: you are optimistic and have a huge imagination
4. Pressure
Heavy: you are loyal, stick to your word and don’t like when others direct you
Light: you are sensitive, empathetic and caring
5. Signature
Legible: you are bold, confident and strong
Not legible: you are reclusive or hard to get to know
So, put it to the test. What kind of handwriting do you have? Of course, these depictions aren’t perfect rather a general observation considering everyone has their own font.