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ROOSTER FEET HANDWRITING OR CLASSIC CALLIGRAPHER?

This says about your handwriting

I always find handwriting incredibly interesting. I love to write loosely and coincidentally I have also made it my profession of it, but I also find it incredibly fun to look at others. Handwriting says something about a person. For example, May has an amazing handwriting and it is a celebration to receive a card from her. And even my doctor's handwriting is very interesting. Typically illegible, but that's what makes it so beautiful.

Well, a handwriting reveals more about you than you actually think. Experts have laid out I don't know how many handwritings side by side and drawn their conclusions from that. Yup, the little things below say more about you than you thought beforehand. So grab a notebook and analyze away.

The size of words and letters

If you write in huge letters, you want to be noticed and understood. You like a bit of attention. And you are focused on people. If you write very small, then you are very concentrated and pay attention to certain matters. You can also be an introverted person.

Italic

If you write a bit slanted to the right, you come across as friendly, are a bit sentimental and also somewhat impulsive. You also value friends and family a lot. If you write very upright without a hint of slanting left or right, then you are very solid and pragmatic. No fuss for you. If you slant to the left, then you are more focused on yourself. That is what is most important now. Friends and family come later.

Pressing hard

If you press very hard on your pen causing all the ink to shoot out immediately, then you can feel things extremely and have strong emotions. Actually, you also just have an incredibly fast reaction time. If you apply little pressure, then you find everything just fine and you don't express yourself emotionally that much.

Connecting

If you logically connect letters to each other, then you make clear decisions and work in a rhythmic and logical way. If you keep all letters separate, then you come across as intelligent and intuitive.

Distance between the lines

If you don't work on lined paper and still want a nice distance between the lines? Well, if you do that well and there is enough space, then you are very aware of boundaries. And you set them very clearly for yourself. If you write the lines almost on top of each other, then you are generally quite bad at time management.