#30 amazing facts on writing
#1 Our memories can be so easily manipulated that in just 3 hours you can be convinced you committed a crime in your teenage years, a research found.
#2 According to the graphic,the size of someone's handwriting can determine the type of personality they have.
#3 People with small handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous, whereas outgoing people who love attention will have larger handwriting.
#4 If handwriting is an average size - in that the top of the letters sit just below the centre of line - the writer is well-adjusted and adaptable.
#5 People who leave large spaces between their words enjoy freedom and independence, while those who squeeze their words together tend to like the company of others.
#6 If your words are totally jammed together, a writing analysis will suggest that you might be intrusive or have the tendency to crowd people.
#7 While a very heavy pen pressure during writing can suggest tension and anger, a moderately heavy pressure is a sign of commitment.
#8 A soft pressure while writing through pen means you’re empathetic and sensitive, you might also lack vitality.
#9 If you use excessive punctuation, like several exclamations points or periods, you might be an emotional person.
#10 If handwriting slants to the right the person is open to new experiences and enjoy meeting new people. If handwriting slants to the left, that person tends to keep themselves to themselves.
#11 People whose handwriting doesn't slant in either direction are logical and practical.
#12 People who leave large gaps between words enjoy their freedom and don't like to be crowded, while people who write words close together can't stand to be alone and might be intrusive
#13 Procrastinators tend to dot their 'i's and 'j's to the left of the base letter, while child-like personality types will draw their dots as circles.
#14 People who write narrow loops tend to be skeptical of others and may restrict themselves from certain activities, which causes feelings of tension.
#15 Light-handed writers tend to be empathetic and sensitive but lack vitality.
#16 Illegible signatures, left, are a sign that the writer is private and hard to read. More legible signatures, right, are a sign of confidence
#17 If you write quickly, it’s highly likely that you’re impatient and dislike wasting time. If you take your time getting your words down, you are self-reliant and methodical.
#18 The research also claims that a person's health can be identified from their handwriting, for example, people with high blood pressure tend to have writing that is sometimes heavy and dark, and at other times light.
#19 Schizophrenics tend to have writing that switches direction in the way that it slants, between left and right, and this is supposedly a sign of a person 'not having continual contact with reality'.
#20 One of the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease is very small cramped handwriting, known as micrographia.
#21 When people write the letter 'o' with a loop or hole at the top of the letter, it means they are talkative and sociable, while closed 'o's indicate someone who is private.
#22 Handwriting with heavy pressure is also a sign of high energy levels, whereas light pressure is a sign of tiredness.
#23 In other tests, writing the capital letter 'I' much larger than other capitals is usually written by someone who is arrogant and have a high opinion of themselves.
#24 Writing that changes dramatically over the course of a text is symbolic of lying.
#25 Pointed letters are a sign of an intelligent person who might be holding back aggression.Rounded letters signal creativity and artistic ability. Don’t miss these science-backed ways to boost creative thinking.
#26 Sign your documents accordingly: A legible signature is a sign of confidence and comfort in one’s own skin, while an illegible signature is the mark of a private or hard-to-read person.
#27 Excessive punctuation use might also be a sign that you have a slightly obsessive personality.
#28 According to an older study, writing about traumatic events actually made the participants more depressed, until about 6 months later, when the emotional benefits started to stick.
#29 Research shows that writing about achieving future goals and dreams can make people happier and healthier.So write your goals first before sharing with others.Psychologically you'll get better focus for it.
#30 Graphology/Handwriting analysis is used in many fields today. Some of the examples are:Personality development,criminal tendencies identification in police department, early stage issues in child psychology development, identify psychological disorders in early stages etc.
#2 According to the graphic,the size of someone's handwriting can determine the type of personality they have.
#3 People with small handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous, whereas outgoing people who love attention will have larger handwriting.
#4 If handwriting is an average size - in that the top of the letters sit just below the centre of line - the writer is well-adjusted and adaptable.
#5 People who leave large spaces between their words enjoy freedom and independence, while those who squeeze their words together tend to like the company of others.
#6 If your words are totally jammed together, a writing analysis will suggest that you might be intrusive or have the tendency to crowd people.
#7 While a very heavy pen pressure during writing can suggest tension and anger, a moderately heavy pressure is a sign of commitment.
#8 A soft pressure while writing through pen means you’re empathetic and sensitive, you might also lack vitality.
#9 If you use excessive punctuation, like several exclamations points or periods, you might be an emotional person.
#10 If handwriting slants to the right the person is open to new experiences and enjoy meeting new people. If handwriting slants to the left, that person tends to keep themselves to themselves.
#11 People whose handwriting doesn't slant in either direction are logical and practical.
#12 People who leave large gaps between words enjoy their freedom and don't like to be crowded, while people who write words close together can't stand to be alone and might be intrusive
#13 Procrastinators tend to dot their 'i's and 'j's to the left of the base letter, while child-like personality types will draw their dots as circles.
#14 People who write narrow loops tend to be skeptical of others and may restrict themselves from certain activities, which causes feelings of tension.
#15 Light-handed writers tend to be empathetic and sensitive but lack vitality.
#16 Illegible signatures, left, are a sign that the writer is private and hard to read. More legible signatures, right, are a sign of confidence
#17 If you write quickly, it’s highly likely that you’re impatient and dislike wasting time. If you take your time getting your words down, you are self-reliant and methodical.
#18 The research also claims that a person's health can be identified from their handwriting, for example, people with high blood pressure tend to have writing that is sometimes heavy and dark, and at other times light.
#19 Schizophrenics tend to have writing that switches direction in the way that it slants, between left and right, and this is supposedly a sign of a person 'not having continual contact with reality'.
#20 One of the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease is very small cramped handwriting, known as micrographia.
#21 When people write the letter 'o' with a loop or hole at the top of the letter, it means they are talkative and sociable, while closed 'o's indicate someone who is private.
#22 Handwriting with heavy pressure is also a sign of high energy levels, whereas light pressure is a sign of tiredness.
#23 In other tests, writing the capital letter 'I' much larger than other capitals is usually written by someone who is arrogant and have a high opinion of themselves.
#24 Writing that changes dramatically over the course of a text is symbolic of lying.
#25 Pointed letters are a sign of an intelligent person who might be holding back aggression.Rounded letters signal creativity and artistic ability. Don’t miss these science-backed ways to boost creative thinking.
#26 Sign your documents accordingly: A legible signature is a sign of confidence and comfort in one’s own skin, while an illegible signature is the mark of a private or hard-to-read person.
#27 Excessive punctuation use might also be a sign that you have a slightly obsessive personality.
#28 According to an older study, writing about traumatic events actually made the participants more depressed, until about 6 months later, when the emotional benefits started to stick.
#29 Research shows that writing about achieving future goals and dreams can make people happier and healthier.So write your goals first before sharing with others.Psychologically you'll get better focus for it.
#30 Graphology/Handwriting analysis is used in many fields today. Some of the examples are:Personality development,criminal tendencies identification in police department, early stage issues in child psychology development, identify psychological disorders in early stages etc.
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