Some of us write old, others strictly upright. Fonts are different from person to person, but there is something specific about them that says a lot about you.
Handwriting analysis (also known as graphology) can even be used to detect lies and possible medical conditions.
Interpretation of the manuscript
The size of your letters
Capital letters: you are friendly, people-oriented, open and love attention. It can also mean that you are always the center of attention and often pretend to be full of confidence.
Average letters: you are flexible.
Small letters: you are shy, closed, concentrated and precise.
What's your font? Photo: Convertkit / UnsplashSpace between words
Wide Spacing: you enjoy freedom and don't want to be burdened with anything.
Small spacing: You can't stand being alone. You like to be in a crowd of people and are intrusive.
Tilt
Without tilt: don't let your emotions get the better of you. You are logical and practical.
Leaning to the right: you are open to new experiences and enjoy meeting people.
Italic to the left: you keep everything to yourself and generally like to work behind the scenes. If you are right-handed and your handwriting leans to the left, you may be expressing rebellion.
What does it say about you? Photo: Cottonbro Studio / PexelsLetter shape
Round letters: you are creative and artistic.
Pointed letters: you are more aggressive, intense, highly intelligent and curious.
Related font: you are logical, systematic and take decisions carefully.
Pressure on the paper while writing
Strong pressure: you are dedicated and take things seriously. If the pressure is too much, you are prone to tension and can react quickly to criticism.
Light pressure: you are sensitive and empathetic but lack vitality.
Writing speed
If you write quickly: you are impatient, you don't like delays and wasting time.
If you write slowly: you are organized, methodical and independent.
