Handwriting analysis part II

First, we will talk of inclination in handwriting.

It is said that a forward inclination is a definite sign of an extroverted character. This kind of person is eager to interact with the word and as the angle deviates more form the center, the person is more open and unreserved.

The contrary is true for the inclination towards the left. This may characterize a introverted and reserved person who will keep to herself her inner thoughts and will take more time to trust others.

Some people have a tendency to the center and they are well rounded and equilibrated.

A handwriting that goes so fast and fluid and yet is almost impossible to decipher may show a tendency to being diplomatic in interaction with people. However if negative traits are found associated it may also mean an ability for deceit.

Handwriting that tend to be developed mostly on the top of the letter, such as long “d”, “t” or “l” may show a person who is spiritual. A material or carnal person may be seen in writing that goes deeply rooted under the line with a long “q”, “p” and especially a fat “g” may be sign of someone with a very healthy and sexually lustful nature.

Check out for letters “a” which are open on top. These are indicators of sincere characters. The contrary may be true of “b” open on the bottom part.

A very interesting letter is the “t”. The line on top may tell quite a few things about the writer. A line which goes forward with energy may show optimism. A line that is round like a little hat may be a trait of someone with a something for stubbornness.

Big letters may be a sign of someone with a big ego or possible immaturity.

A low self-esteem may be seen in writing where the letters are too small and cluttered together.

A simple, clear signature devoid of any other line but the name may be a sign of a person with an adequate self-steem.

Original, stylized signatures may show superior intelligence or talent and creativity.