5 Terrible handwriting traits: The science of extraordinary beliefs

Oh yes, it is totally possible to identify the personality traits of an individual through handwriting. Have you ever wondered why the handwriting of every person is different? Well, that's because every person has a different personality altogether.

For instance,

People with small writing tend to be introvert, shy, and have good concentration skills, whereas people who are outgoing and love attention tend to have larger writing.

So yes, there's no surprise that you can learn a lot about a person on the basis of how they write. Just like how you can read someone's body language to interpret their hidden emotions and personalities, in the very same way, the shape of the letters, the strokes, the size, the slant, the pen's pressure, the spacing between each word, and every other minute detail when put together, defines a person. And this study is called graphology: the psychology of extraordinary beliefs.

And just sometimes, it becomes very important to check the negative traits before moving onto a long-term relationship like dating, marriage, or business. So, take 20 seconds out to go through the handwriting by assessing these 5 hell traits which are pretty easy to remember and are effortlessly identified with just one look. And if you discover these traits, then it is strongly recommended reconsidering your options. People with these personality traits are extremely difficult to deal with, and if YOU are one of them then, it's high time you bring some positive changes to your perception.

Also, if you want to CONCLUDE anything substantial, it is very important that you weigh the positives with the negatives so that your judgment is impartial.

So now let's begin with those 5 hell personality traits,

1. I'm always confused - The slant

Sometimes people who appear friendly and all gregarious, turn out be to all emotional with their feelings, talking about everything in the world except for themselves.

Slants in writing reveal the basic personality of a human, i.e., their emotions.

Left slant - Whenever handwriting slants left, the person tends to keep their emotions to themselves. They are often held back by their past. They are inexpressive with their words but do express with their actions.

Right slant - Whenever handwriting slants right, it indicates extroversion. They love to meet new people and make new friends. Their basic need is to give and receive affection.

No slant - This person is not easily influenced by any emotion. They are logical and practical.

Now, what is a dual personality? Check the sample below,

The slant in the writing is highly inconsistent. The variance in the slant signifies that the person has difficulty in making decisions. One day they'll be all nice to you, all easy-going, friendly, and the other day, they'll want to work all alone. They have a hard time deciding if they want to listen to their heart or their mind. Just like their handwriting, they turn out to be highly unstable.

Handwriting is like a thermometer. More the variance in the writing, more the instability of the person.

2. Lying - The letter O

It feels bad when your trust is broken, right? We all have been deceived multiple times in our lives and yet we fail to recognize those people who are lying right to our faces. Relatable, isn't it? Now, learn this quick tip and save yourself some time by checking out their o's.

The letter 'o' is a communication letter and signifies many traits. So, let's move ahead with lying.

Follow the below image for reference,

People with consistent single or double loops in their writing are the people you can trust with their words, they're honest. But the moment you spot three or more loops in an 'o', the person becomes untrustworthy. They fail to distinguish between fact and fancy and have an irresistible compulsion to lie They are recognized as pathological liars. Lying is one of those personalities I'm sure most of us can't stand by. So, with this pro tip, make sure you're not fooled again.

Handwriting is like a thermometer. Bigger the loop, bigger the lie. 

3. The "No, I won't and you can't make me do it" attitude - The upside-down 'V'

The second form of egoism where people refuse to accept others' opinions while naming it as self-care. How irritating is it, when working in a team, a stubborn partner gives you a deaf ear? And what happens next? With time, you drift apart.

So, save your energy before investing into someone and check out their d's and t's. An upside-down v found in the letter d and t is a sign of stubbornness.

In the image above, you can clearly spot an upside-down v in the letter d and t. Stubborn people have a tendency to admire their own ideas, leaving no room for your opinion. A person who refuses to change their opinion at any cost. So, make sure you accurately check these two letters and keep a one-hand distance.

Handwriting is like a thermometer. More the angle of the upside-down v, more the stubbornness. 

4. The "I won't be able to do this" attitude - The low t-bars

Don't you hate people who are always troubled by their own failures, the ones who feel poorly about themselves and think they won't be able to do any task? Always judging themselves instead of fulfilling their potential? Well, such people have low confidence in themselves and it is one of the most common personality traits found.

Inducing positive thoughts in such people is, indeed, a daunting task. This trait in handwriting can be identified with low t-bars.

Check out the image for reference,

There are two aspects in this letter, the stem (the vertical line) and the bar (the cross/horizontal line). The stem represents the person's ability and the position where he crosses the letter, represents how high/low his/her ability is. And when the stem gets a lower-cut, it signifies low self-worth, the person lacks confidence.

Mind you, don't try to change your handwriting unnecessarily by crossing the t's higher. If your cross is higher than the stem, it represents egoism (again, a negative trait).

Handwriting is like a thermometer, lower the cut, lower the self-esteem.

5. Sensitive to criticism - The loops 

Ever come across a person who prefers not to clarify his doubts due to the fear of being judged by his classmates? Plenty of them, right? These are the people who are super sensitive to criticism. One negative remark and they'll rewind the conversation a million times in their heads. 

This is one of the most common personality traits found and is identified with loops in l's, t's and d's.

Check out the image for reference,

Here, you can clearly spot a loop in the lowercase l's, t's and d's. These people are sensitive to criticism. And, if the loop is inflated, the person can even imagine criticism. 

If you have this loop in your writing then start practicing "I don't give a damn".

Handwriting is like a thermometer. The wider the loop, the harder the criticism is felt.

The Conclusion

To sum it up, the handwriting of a person can reveal his true identity, his true emotions. And along with handwriting even signature can be analyzed and when both put together, it can reveal 5k+ personality traits. Graphology is vast psychology which is not based on any facts. So, you master this skill with practice to accurately draw a complete conclusion.

If you're further interested to explore this psychology, I would personally recommend going through Write Choice. Amongst all the sites I have gone through, this one has stood out in terms of the writer's explanation and his creative approach with minute detailing. Also, make sure that you start with the basics, learning every letter and every stroke, and then, you can also move ahead deciding career path, giving relationship advice, or even practice changing your handwriting.

I have personally never tried to change my writing because I believe every personality has a positive, as well as a negative side, and ANYTHING in excess is ALWAYS harmful. So think twice before consciously changing any stroke in your writing.