“People write in unique and idiosyncratic ways, so it would make sense that those characteristic swirls or scratchings may be expressing facets of the writer’s individuality and personality,” Poizner further explains. “But properly trained graphologists know that handwriting analysis is more art than science, and any insights they glean from someone’s handwriting must be confirmed by the writers themselves.”
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There are many distinctive characteristics in a person’s writing, such as:
- Heavy vs. soft pen pressure
- Larger vs. smaller letters
- Lines that go downhill, uphill, or in a straight line
- Words slanted to the right vs. the left
- How one crosses their T
- How one dots their lowercase i
- The space one leaves between words
- Wide vs. narrow loop on a lowercase L
- Rounded vs. pointed letters
- Uniform vs inconsistent size of letters
- Slow and deliberate writing vs. rushed
- Connected vs disconnected letters
- Open vs. closed O
- A changing slant
“When there’s too much variability in a person’s writing, there may also be chaotic elements in their personality,” says Poizner. “Someone who charges forth and then throws on the brakes suddenly, [causing] whiplash.” In some cases, it could also be influenced by disorders like ADHD, which can impede fine motor skills and functions like planning, organization, focus, and attention.
