What Your Handwriting Says About You
The calligraphy, or the aspect of its letter, is something very personal and hardly there are two people with similar letters.
Being so intimate, the calligraphy may reveal hidden traits of your personality, but that the graphologists (experts in calligraphy analysis) can identify.
Among the analyzed aspects are the points of "i", the way it cuts t, the size of the letter, how it occupies the space, among others.
Here are some examples of aspects analyzed in graphology:
1 - Very large or small letters: large letters indicate expressive people; Small letters, someone more introverted, reserved.
2 - Write with strength: indicates energy and vitality.
3 - T cut: more above, indicates a person who prefers to be in charge, can be a signal of leadership; More to the right, can be decision and audacity; When the cut mends with the next letter, points out a practical personality.
4 - In letter M: if the last part is higher, it reveals the need for recognition and acceptance.
5 - Point of i: if it is circular, it indicates narcissism and desire to draw attention.
6 - Letter H in arc: indicates precision and technique.
7 - Organized text: if the text is written in parallel lines, paragraphs and with the left margin aligned and straight, it can denote internal organization in the way the person deals with life.
8 - Round writing: they are people who tend to be sweeter and more emotional.
9 - Typewriter writing: They are people more rational than emotional, who lead the life in a more logical way.
10 - Ugly writing: People who write very fast often have the ugliest writing, that is, they are fast-thinking people who are intelligent. They are also people who are not afraid to show who they really are, even if others do not understand. Finally, they may indicate a person who does not have much attention to detail.
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what if you don't bother crossing your t's or dotting your i's?
All wrting strokes must be "stacked", that is placed in comparison to each other. Depending upon other "strokes" or letter configurations in the writing sample, it could suggest a person who is careless, or may be going through a temporary or even permanent period of foregetfulness. An experienced analyst does NOT jump to conclusion, but weighs each stroke in a writing sample, calculating the how commonly, frequently or infrequently the stroke occurs and in the context of other strokes.
Handwriting analysis is a science (empirical). The more detail oriented the analyst, the more accurate.