They say that your handwriting is like body language. This would mean that just like your body language, handwriting can say something about you. You can learn something about someone by just their handwriting. Everyone has a different handwriting.

Loopy

LOOPY LETTERS: YOU’RE EMOTIONAL According to a handwriting analyst, loopy, curly handwriting is a sign of someone who’s in touch with their emotions and sympathetic toward other people. It could also mean that you follow your intuition.

Perhaps your handwriting becomes more ‘loopy’ when you write with a good fountain pen, but Ls and Es are a good way of showing how you loop as standard.

Narrow L loops: If you have narrow L loops, it could be that you’re holding back or restricting yourself in some way. As a result, you could be feeling tense.

Wide L loops: Wide L loops mean that you’re likely to have a relaxed and laid-back approach to life. You also live for the moment – you’re very spontaneous – and have no problem expressing your emotions.

Narrow E loops: Narrow E loops can suggest you are doubtful and cynical of others, and you don’t tend to let the emotions of others change your opinion on a matter.

Wide E loops: Wide E loops could indicate that you’re up for taking on new experiences and situations and that you’re very liberal and easy-going.

Not loopy
More isolated, drawn back and within themselves.

Slant

• Writing Upward
  You tend to be optimistic, hopeful, honest, ambitious and motivated.
• Writing downward
  You tend to be negative, slightly depressed and dishonest.
• Left
  Indicates introspection and a lot of emotional control. If your handwriting slants to the left, experts suggest you may like to keep to yourself, usually preferring to work alone or behind the scenes. If your writing slants to the left and you hold your pen with your right hand, you may even be conveying the ‘rebellion’ in you.
• Right
  Reveals a person who’s outgoing, friendly, impulsive, and emotionally open. Handwriting that slants to the right tends to be that of a sociable person who loves meeting people and is open to new experiences. You may enjoy listening to feedback and you can be overly reactive.
• No slant at all
  If your handwriting is straight up and down then your thinking may be the same. This could mean you’re practical and logical, and are guarded with your emotions.

Size

Graphologists say that the size of your letters indicate how ‘tall’ you feel in the world, and how much space you think you’re entitled to take up.

• Small Handwriting
  Research-oriented, good concentration, methodical, not always social. Low self-esteem.
• Large handwriting
  People oriented, outgoing, outspoken, love to entertain and be between people.
• Right in the middle
  You like to be with people, but value your own time.
• Wide
  The mark of someone who’s open and friendly.

Spacing

• A lot of space
  You need your freedom. You prefer to do things in your own time. You don’t like to be overwhelmed.
• Not a lot of space
  It shows a lot of irritation and constant pressure on yourself.

Shape Of The Letters

• Rounded Letters
  Means creativity, artistic abilities such as writing, painting, acting, etc.
• Pointed letters
  Shows you are aggressive, intense, but very intelligent and curious.
• Connected letters
  Your are logical, systematic and you make decisions very careful.

Dotting The I’s.

• Right over the I.
  Eye for details, organization and you are emphatic in what you say and/or do.
• High over the I
  Great imagination
• To the left
  procrastinator.
• Circles
  Visionary and child-like.
• Slashing it
  Critical to yourself, don’t have a lot of patience for things or people that don’t learn from their mistakes. easily irritated.

Crossing your T’s

• Right in the middle
  You’re not an open person, you like to keep your personal life safe.
• Short crosses
  A lack of determination
• Long crosses
  Means you have great determination and enthusiasm, but can be stubborn.
• Very top of T
  You’re an idealist, ambitious and have a good self-esteem
• Cross downward at the top
  You dominate your environment.

Your O’s

• Open
  You’re talkative, social, able to express your feelings and you don’t have a lot of secrets.
• Closed
  You’re very personal, and limited in sharing your feelings. Introvert.

Lead In’s (or excess flourishes)

• Lead In’s (or excess flourishes)
  Shows family is important to you.
• Lack of lead in’s (or excess flourishes)
  You handle problems in a direct and practical way.

Speed

• Fast
  You are impatient, dislike delays or time wasters
• Slow
  You are more organized and more self-reliant.

Signature

Ultimately, your signature tells the world who you are, and this part of graphology is fairly self-explanatory.

Clear and legible signature: What you see is what you get; there’s no hidden agenda with you and you may be very confident and comfortable in your own skin.

Illegible signature: Similarly, experts say that if your signature writing is illegible then you could be hiding something or trying to disguise the ‘real’ you. Quite literally, you are ‘hard to read’!

Underlined signature: If you underline your signature, you could think that others are beneath you, and if it contains big circles then this could indicate you’re a very private person who tries to protect themselves.

MESSY HANDWRITING: YOU’RE GIFTED

If your script has been compared to chicken-scratch, take it as a compliment. Many influential artists and thinkers throughout history were known to have borderline-illegible handwriting. Research suggests that this may be a result of the writer’s brain producing thoughts faster than the hand can transcribe them.

SPACED OUT WORDS: YOU NEED ROOM TO BREATHE

It’s not hard to see the psychological significance of leaving wide buffers between your words. People with roomy handwriting may tend to prefer working in open spaces over confined rooms, according to one certified handwriting analyst. If your writing falls on the cramped side, that may indicate that you feel most comfortable when you’re around people.