Handwriting Analysis

This topic was created in the Relationships forum by kleanchap on Sunday, April 26, 2009 and has 8 replies.
I am getting interested in Handwriting analysis. What are the elements in Handwriting that indicate there is the fear or dread?
Currently, I am trying to analyze my own handwriting and am trying to use handwriting as a tool for self improvement.
Any help is sincerely appreciated.
k
The subject matter is this field is getting larger and larger. When I tried to do Graphotherapy in the early 90's, my ex-wife said that was lying and not my true self. Graphotherapy was not a common term just like ADHD. With the advent of Internet and increasing computer usage, I was losing my handwriting skills. Now I want to get back into it and use it to self improvement.
You got to realize that handwriting (from different times of the day) should be used to come up with the behavior and personality profile. You should also want to focus on the positive (or desirable) traits. When you mentioned that you write "letters seperately", it indicates privacy. But that is over generalization. In my case, I do write cursive which does not say much. Then you need to consider zones, pressure, spacing and other things etc. to build a profile. Once you know your profile, you might want to focus on improving some specific areas of your personality.
Hope this helps.
K.
Posted by Archer
... interesting.
I dont know much to add, except that I write very seperately the letters and in college I used to write joined letters, funny, was thinking abt this personal analysis thing.
so what have you learned so far..
care to share..
:-)

my dad applied for a job a few months back and they asked him to send in a writing sample for a handwriting analysis. i was shocked!
Just a random emotion. There are behavioral traits like Introvert vs Extrovert writing. Kids will reveal a lot of there emotional state in writing.
Posted by Archer
well, it does help .. can definitely identify with 'distantiation' and 'privacy' or a loss of communal trust. in the times of internet using pen and hand is becoming less of a habit for sure,, but then like if I m writing a story, I cant just write on PC, have to write with pencil and paper.. strange satisfaction.
and handwritten notes are also becoming a treasure. :-)
in your initial post, you talked about dread or fear.. is that a specific interest / concern or just a random emotion you picked as example?



I hope DXPnet folks will create a Handwriting analysis message board.
I am not an expert and no handwriting analyst can build your profile without a sample handwriting. From your description, broadly speaking, non-cursive (printed) writing indicates privacy. Right ward slant indicates friendliness. There are lot of other attributes you need to look at, some will accentuate some of your traits while others will minimize other traits in your personality. You should talk to a professional handwriting specialist. There are too many flyby specialists these days. Pick and choose one carefully, or pick a lot and create a baseline from all their analysis.

Posted by udgscorp
Interesting stuff...Should start taking note of my handwriting, never knew it played a role with self-reflection.. only time I write mostly is when taking notes in class. Don't do cursive but I write straight up(if there's a slant it's slightly to the right), letters less or about 1mm apart, but small width letters(not too packed) - is this an indication of any emotional state as far as you can see?
Don't know about anything indicating fear, squiggerly lines? i'm going to pay attention tommarow.


My writing is clear, pointy, the appropriate letters joined up and slants to the right. The virgo chick at work is really good at analysing handwriting..she told me what mine meant..not sure..can't remember what she said..but it was good..
They are doing that a lot these days. At jobs and even at dating scenes!
Posted by i love ewe
my dad applied for a job a few months back and they asked him to send in a writing sample for a handwriting analysis. i was shocked!


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