The long and short of handwriting
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There is a treasure trove of information stored in the facets that make each person unique.
It is in handwriting where the most characteristics are said to be revealed – a number of studies have determined there are thousands of personality traits unearthed in the words penned by each person.
Clues shown by handwriting are said to include:
* The size of the letters one writes could indicate their nature – smaller letters signify withdrawn and meticulous characteristics, average letters an adaptable person who values individual time, and larger letters suggest an extrovert.
* A wide space between words shows a person enjoys being liberated and not crowded, while narrow spacings indicate a more social and irritable person.
* Dotting your i’s also suggests different things – dots right over the i show organisation and attention to detail, circled i’s tend to reveal a visionary and dots ahead of the i indicate procrastination.
* What about crossing your t’s? Longer crosses reveal a person is determined, enthusiastic and stubborn; crosses in the middle indicate self confidence; short crosses show laziness and little determination.
* Rounded letters tend to indicate a creative and artistic soul, while pointed letters indicate an intense, intelligent and curious person. Letters that link reveal logic, systematic thinking and careful decision making.
* The pressure one writes with might unearth aggression and intensity (heavy), or a more laid back attitude (light).
*A legible signature indicates confidence and integrity, while ineligible signatures show a private person who is sometimes hard to understand.



