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According to research from the National Pen
Company in the U.S., your handwriting can give
away clues about 5,000 different personality
traits based on the way you space your letters,
how you sign your name, and even how you
connect the letter 'o' and 's' to other letters in a
word.

It can even be used to identify potential health

problems including schizophrenia, high blood
pressure as well as how much energy you have.

spacing
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
Size
the size of someone's handwriting can determine
the type of personality they have. People with small
handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous,
whereas outgoing people who love attention will
have larger handwriting
The letter l
The type of looping created by the letters 'l' and 'e' can suggest a
person's nature, for example, wide loops means someone is relaxed
and spontaneous as well as open minded. People who write narrow
loops tend to be skeptical of others and may restrict themselves from
certain activities, which causes feelings of tension.
 Dooting your i
If the dot of a letter is situated high above the
base it suggests the writer has a great
imagination. If the dot is close to the base, they
are organised and empathetic. 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
Crossing your t
Long crosses on 't's suggests someone who is
determined and enthusiastic, but also stubborn.
Short crosses tend to be written by someone who is
lazy
Portales o
People who write rounded letters are more
creative and artistic while pointed letters are
a sign of aggression or intelligence.
Connected letters mean the writer is logical.
People who specifically write rounded
lowercase 's' letters are people pleasers,
although if the bottom is too wide, they're not
following their heart in something