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What is your handwriting? The look of the letters reveals a lot about you **Graphology** is a science that, based on handwriting analysis, reveals the characteristics of your personality, and the way you write can indicate more than 5,000 different characteristics.

**Font size** Extroverts tend to write in capital letters, while shy, introverted types usually write in small letters. If your letters are of average size, it shows the ability to focus and concentrate. **The space between words** Scientists claim that people who leave too much space between words enjoy freedom and independence, while those who make a small space between letters like the company of others. If your words are totally mixed up, it shows that you are intrusive or like a crowd.

**Pressing with a pencil** Pressure while writing indicates tension and anger, while writing with light pressure on the paper shows a sign of commitment. That should mean you are empathetic and sensitive. **Word I** If the dot on the lowercase letter "i" is usually high above the letter, you have an active imagination. If you put a dot on the "i" immediately above, it is a sign of organization and detailed orientation of the mind. If the dot on the letter "i" is on your left, it means that you are hesitant, and if you put a circle instead of a dot, it means that you are playful and a bit childish.

**The curvature of the letter** If the letters are slanted to your right, it means that you like new acquaintances, while the letters slanted to the left show reticence. **The appearance of the letters** Rounded letters indicate creativity and artistic ability, while narrow letters with sharp points are a sign of ambition. **Writing speed** And the speed of writing speaks to your personality. If you write fast, it is very likely that you are impatient and do not like to waste time, while slow writing means that you are methodical. #**Graphology #letter #pencil #word #writing #speed**

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