Handwriting Tells a Story about You   by William T. Gray

Ever wonder what someones handwriting or signature might reveal about them? Just like a scale reports weight, a persons handwriting tells a story about the health and traits of the writer. You've probably seen handwriting that is full of loops and circles and thought it seems soft and maybe feminine. And you've seen knotted sharp handwriting that is not only hard to read but it looks like an angry statement.

Over the years the analysis of handwriting has advanced. There's much that can be learned from the slant, the style and the pressure of the written note or the signature on the page. You probably can tell when someone seems happy, or upset or getting angry. Those same expressions of emotion and character are revealed by handwriting. Wouldn't it be fun to know what handwriting tells us? Some people do, and they use that information to make better decisions about people and actions.

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Your handwriting tells people about you. And it tells much more about you than merely the words you have written might convey. I was always curious about this myself but never found anything that could help me learn and better understand what a persons signature or handwriting was really telling me. It's a bit like not being able to understand the full message. With a little time and fun, I've found that understanding handwriting is a bit like having x-ray vision. You get to see into other people more fully. Sometimes that's good news and other times it gives pause. Words alone don't tell the whole story. Understanding the message of the handwriting adds another level of meaning. Is it worth it? If you like to know the truth, if you like to understand who you're dealing with, it pays to understand the message in the handwriting.

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