hey leah, you're probably not going to see this, but I was wondering, my native language is written from right to left, as opposed to english which is left to right. and I was wondering, if a person who writes in both of these languages has a slant, what slant is it? a forward slant or a back slant? since it's technically forward in one of then but also back in the other.
I don't write in separate languages, but my slants be all over the place. I wonder if it has anything to do with my dyslexia. I'll sometimes start a page leaning one way and end it leaning together.
On light pressure and maybe lack of willpower/strenght: I had a professor in middle school, she wrote so so lightly. Her black pen was gray and nearly invisible. Her ability of gaining and keeping attention from a group of 25 12 yo students was zero. In her hours the class made a mess, yelled, never paid attention and even tests were graded with a fear of rebellion. I believe she had not the "personal strenght" to keep quiet a class, and I felt bad for her. Edit: I had a classmate that had an awful writing, his cursive was impossible to read (sometimes he himself struggled with it, we classmates tried sometimes, one of the most tiny and illegible thing I've ever seen). One teacher was so desperate that asked him to write tests all in uppercase, that was barely legible (we're asked to write in all cursive or lowercase since third grade), and ask him to rewrite the sentences he didn't understand. Never downgraded for handwriting, but the struggle was real.
@@LeahEckardt That 1 in a million chance when the precious moment presents itself and you find a TH-cam with the same first name as you (I am leah!, too) and they look exactly what you wished youlooklike
I would find it really interesting how the analysis changes when someone writes a certain way just because they find it pretty. Like I changed some letters deliberately because I find them prettier, so I wonder how that could change a analysis.
Well, she analised previously an anorexic person handwrinting and the person said she changed the handwriting to small because it "looked prettier", and it didn't change the analisis, really. I think what we would percieve as "pretty" also changes with subconscious factors.
9:50 exactly!! I hate it when teachers do that. I had a teacher who would make you restart the whole paper if it didn't look neat enough for her. she would trash it and tell us to redo it till it looked perfect, and she was a 2nd grade teacher. I have pretty messy handwriting, but it was a lot messier back then since I was still getting used to writing so her class was torcher to me
i mean the job of like 1st and second grade teacher IS teaching you to write. Like literally make and form letter, my second grade teacher made us follow dotted lines until we knew how to make normal and cursive letter. Not saying she couldn’t have been nicer about it, but it was literally her job. Same goes for teacher who won’t grade illegible papers; I understand handwriting is a expression of your personality, but when your personality makes someone’s already stressful and underpaid job impossible, maybe you can afford to slightly alter it for an assignment which main purpose is to asses a certain skill, not to show to the world you incredibly unique self. In higher level class, you literally loose points for showing personality in an assignment (like in certain types of essay where you need to be objective) so I’m sorry but I just disagree with that opinion.
@@happyjellycatsquid yeah that's true, she was just doing her job. To me it still was awful tho since I have bad handwriting. Well my handwriting isn't that bad, but compared to a few people who were in my class and even people I know now, it looks pretty bad. I don't get how people can have such beautiful handwriting, I just can't get it to look as perfect as others can. And again you're right, teachers have to teach a ton of kids, who can be really annoying, for a whole 7 hours straight while getting paid poorly. Can't really blame them, but I still think some of them can be a bit nicer
@@mewow13 No I get it some teachers can be real assholes and need a new job bc they suck, it’s just that on every single subscriber handwriting analysis video of hers I’ve watched the topic of teacher requesting LEGIBLE handwriting on exam is brought up and treated as something super dramatic and cruel and done out of desire to erase students personality when, in fact, correcting assignments can be kind of a pain and it’s impossible when someone’s handwriting is fully illegible. Now I do believe, as someone who also works with young children, that you have to be very careful and nice to developing children trying to master a new skill, because it’s very linked to their ego and confidence in themselves and it can really scar them is you aren’t careful, which your teacher seemed like she was. I just think on this specific chanel they aren’t given enough leeway about doing their already challenging jobs.
I had a boss who used to write so heavily that it would also write on about 3 pages under the actual page. It was very weird, but he was totally unhinged and his handwriting was totally a mirror of his aggressiveness outside.
9:50 agreed for general reading but you know... I genuinely think teachers have such a hard time decrypting every type of writing to have a clean consciousness about their grading and such that the students should learn to be aware of it and bear that in mind and try to increase their writing's legibility for papers that'll be graded I know strong feelings run rampant during exams and all but that's a discussion I'd rather have about emotional management A test has never been about defining a person, it's about defining a persona that the academy is seeing so it's good to think of it that way so that the writing reflects the fake but more readable/well spoken persona Obviously there is no way, yet, to debunk anyone on anything they believe about personalities and graphology etc etc so this discussion is very low in the bar of credibility but I'm just sharing a perspective because I empathize with certain things more than others
3:43 my mom used to bag on my handwriting all the time and make me do my assignments over and over til i wrote them "right" and one of the things i could never stop doing how hard i tried was writing capital Ks. you casually dropping that it can be authority issues that make this happen just cleared up so much baggage for me, i never even realized i was still upset about not being able to change how i wrote the letter but knowing it probably has a reason released some kind of mental pressure i been keeping a lid on since i was like 6. thankyou for your videos and insights. blessings upon you and all your endeavors
I hate seeing graphology or what your handwriting means on tiktok because there is A LOT of misinformation out there. People getting confused with other traits. So I’m glad that you made a video about it and hopefully they can see and learn from it!
What you said about teachers resonates a lot with me. I learned how to write at 6 yo and i was not very good at it(i later on found out it was partly because of psycho-motor issues and got professional help). My teacher, all throughout the process of me learning how to read and write would humiliate me in front of every one, calling me snail, sludge, and i think it probably affects my relationship with my writing today. I grew up now but im still extremely insecure about my hand writing. So thank you for speaking up about this.
I am a first-time Kindergarten teacher, so of course, I have to teach handwriting. Personally, I am appalled that your teacher did this! I try to be very careful what I say to my kiddos. For example, one student wrote his name rather small and i asked him to write it bigger next time, so I could see it better. I kept it lowkey. My supervisor is much more strict on the handwriting than I would be. I'm more concerned that they remember the shapes, write top to bottom, left to right; mostly because it will help them write better, faster, possibly more legibly. I feel that thier writing will go through lots of changes, and getting hung up on the little details is not too important yet. After all, a few of them are still struggling with their fine motor skills. In fact, I switched to larger pencils, and bought special finger grips for my kiddo that has very shaky writing. (Could be a practice issue, could be physio-psycho, or motor issue. Still waiting to see what happen though the year.) I can't apologize for your teacher, (bad teacher) but that was inappropriate behavior from them. Ps sorry for long post.
@@missemily3264 i am thankfull that today's kids have teachers like you. I cant change what happenned to me, but i am so happy when i see mentalities change. Thank you for your work!
I like that you've found your own rhythm w posting. This is fascinating, everything you've illustrated in one post whilst incorporating some extreme, obscure styles. Thank you for posting Leah.
From 16-18 my handwriting looked like that last sample. Someone told me it looked like a barcode once and then they were like…yeah I can’t read it. I definitely needed support and was moving a lot, failing school, trying to stay out of the foster care system with a sick single mom… I am glad I found support in time, and if anyone else has a super rigid, ‘barcode’ handwriting, life gets more bearable in time and relationships that support, rather than drain you ARE possible, and you will have them. Asking for help isn’t easy, but surround yourself with gentle energy and give yourself time and space…❤ Leah I adore you ❤thank you for these compassionate yet critical analyses. Remarkable!
My handwriting is not very consistent. I keep changing the pressure, slant, spacing etc. It always depends on my mood, which makes it messy. I can never cross one line, I always have to scribble. I had teachers who were irritated by this. One of my teachers is a neat freak, she said she used to be messy like me, but stopped as time went on. She is now trying to force everyone who’s messy to do the same. She thinks messy handwriting comes from lack of handwriting in general, so she makes us write again and again until it’s as neat as possible, it’s torture!
I write sideways (like my paper turned 45*) but i always thought it was because i am left handed and it keeps a spiral of a notebook out of the way instead of digging into my arm.
OK well this is very fascinating to me because TBH the upside down handwriting still has me completely speechless so it’s nice to hear from someone that has a 45° handwriting at least😭😭😭
@@LeahEckardt i can also write upside down! For calligraphy I *must* work upside down or the brush pen doesn't work with the writing (push vs pull). I can send videos of my writing sideways and upside down if you want! You can say whatever my handwriting says to you, good or bad
i sometimes write like away from myself..so the top of the paper is where the left margin would normally be (so 90 degrees turned to the left)..i hope this makes sense. i find myself getting in that position after writing a lot, i guess my arm would get tired if i’d just write without moving the paper edit: also im right handed
@@mthaler108 youve made me realize i'm bad at degrees. I think i turn mine 90 too. I make it so i am writing toward me, with the top of the paper on my right and the spiral/left margin facing away from me. Then write with my left hand. As a fun party trick i can write the same thing similtaneously with both hands in cursive, with my left hand in mirror image and my right hand regular (though not as neat.) So i start at the middle of the page and go toward the margins. It is among my favorite party tricks. I only know i can do it because an uncle dared me to as a joke lol
I'd looove more analyses on the uncommon handwriting trend! It's really cool to hear your take on the more extreme styles of writing and things we don't see often in your other videos. Awesome job as always ♥️
I love learning about graphology and seeing how much my handwriting describes me. Definetly one of my favorite new hobbys 💗 Thank you for helping and teaching me Lea ly!!
I was just watching Hannibal, the TV show, and I would absolutely love if you (no pressure) had a look at Hannibal Lecters handwriting. I just think it would be SO interesting. I think its shown once in S2E13. Love the videos xx
I’ve always loved writing upside down, I even kept a diary where I wrote upside down page after page for weeks. Would love for you to analyze and explain why some people do this❤
if you purposely change your handwriting, can that help you subconsciously change specific aspect of your personality? like making your handwriting wider so to not feel as pressured?
Yes it can! This is called graphotherapy! Some graphologist have told me to try it, I feel like I would need help from a professional though like I don’t think I could do that myself lol but I wouldn’t mind trying
MOOOORRREEE!! This is Legitimately my new favorite and most interesting channel. Your analyses are incredibly engaging and you can tell that you have passion for what you have studied. It is a marvel to watch
I would love to see you talk about some less talked about traits of writing, like diacritics in languages other than English. Most Latin-based writing systems contain lost and lost of diacritics (č, š, á, ç, ü, ô, etc.) and I would love to hear you talk about them at some point! I love watching your content and I certainly became more aware of my handwriting because of it.
This is legit the most interesting channel I have found this year. It makes me want to learn handwriting analysis to figure myself out better. You got a new sub!
So when my teacher had students who had ineligible handwriting, she tried helping them practice cursive instead, I thought that was helpful considering they’re slowly and slowly no longer teaching cursive in school
9:50 slightly different story, but my best friend used to be left handed when she was little and her teacher forced her to become right handed. pretty sad💔
As a lefthanded person - that's wild. How is that even happening right now? I only heard those type of stories from people living in communist Poland that are now in their 40s lol
@@agrafkaspinacz7615 we're both 17 now, so that mustve been at least 10 years ago. she was publicly shamed for being left handed too. i cant imagine what was going through that teachers head that made them think something was wrong her :(
I'm a leftie and I think I subconsciously learned to do things with my right hand. Like for example cutting with scissors. I use my right hand not my left. I'm not really sure if that's because I wasn't able to get leftie scissors and I just had to adapt. I Also had a teacher who sort of forced me to write my 1s differently. I had the line at the top and bottom but now I just make a "normal" one with just the line.
@@Random-dc7qj I have a friend that is a leftie and had to learn to use right hand scissors with her left because for the majority of the time in school they didn't have a left hand one. I once used her left hand scissors unknowingly (I'm right handed) and I struggled so much I still don't understand how she's able to use both kinds without any fuss.
You're so right about sloppy handwriting indicating depression. I've always had beautiful handwriting. I was a calligrapher for years but over the past year, I've had a severe bout of depression and I can't even read my own handwriting.
I loved watching this!! The depression indicator was very interesting and I can definitely see that reflected in a lot of journal entries I have from when I have been depressed and just didn't care enough but needed to write with the most minimal effort. Do u ever accept handwriting samples? I've been told I have a weird style. Sometimes not sure if its illegible but like I randomly connect letters or use shorthand but don't know shorthand lol I think it's because I choose to write quickly and just allow it to flow and don't care if I even miss some letters. But even when I slow down it keeps a similar style. Now that I think about it it all might be about speed and minimal effort 😅🤔 idk weird but makes sense I do have strong depression and adhd
Hi Leah! I'm a silent kinda girl, I don't usually comment on videos, but I really like your channel because I have so much love for graphology ever since I was a kid and I really appreciate your videos because they are so informative, interesting and easy to understand. I'm rooting for a 100 k since you are so close to that. ❤️ I was wondering if you could do maybe Nikola Tesla's or Leonardo da Vinci's handwriting? Or any of those big minds long gone that shaped the future we are living now? That would be so fun to watch. ☺️ Also excuse me if my English is subpar, I'm not a native speaker. Thank you so much for doing what you do, just keep it up and maybe more people will realize that this is definitely not a pseudoscience. 😁 Take care gorgeous,love you! 😘❤️
For some reason I never really relate to analyses of my handwriting, mainly cuz I made my handwriting the way it is deliberately for reasons that are different from what is stated. As a small example, my handwriting is tiny even though my social presence is quite big and I'm naturally very sociable. The reason being is as a kid my teacher told me not to waste paper so I decided to make my handwriting tiny to use the least amount of space on a paper as a possible and therefore use less paper, and, in my child mind, save the environment. That's just as an example of many ways I deliberately made my handwriting the way it is for completely irrelevant reasons.
@@LeahEckardt one strange thing that I noticed about my handwriting is a steep decline in legibility between my 2nd and 3rd grade year and it has remained that way since. I was also taught cursive in 2nd grade, unfortunately I don't have any writing samples from that year as they have been lost to time.
I honestly don't think I've ever seen someone with the same handwriting as mine. But I'm definitely super lazy about it lol. It's like if someone began writing in regular print and then dragged their pencil cause they couldn't be bothered to actually pick it up ig. And I've had people tell me it's almost illegible but like, I can read it so that's all I care about lol. This is an incredibly fascinating subject that I've never really put much thought into before. I love how passionate you are about it too, it's inspiring to say the least
9:09 sinking baselines meaning the hand is giving up makes alot of sense actually with dysgraphia. dysgraphia is a motorskill issue that i'm like- 90% sure i have, and two of the most common traits of it is your writing falling off the line and your hand/wrist cramping up super easily. i never thought about the fatigue and the line falling being connected until you said that.
11:58 it's true, I write like that sometimes and yes I need a lot of support and I have a lot of pressure in my brain, but now I write in messy cursive bcs I feel comfortable with writing in cursive. Writing in cursive made me feel free, ppl think my cursive handwriting is very messy but idk why messy handwriting feels so good and free, it makes me feel relax and when I write in my actual handwriting without any pressure I feel like I can easily express my emotions, I don't care if it's messy but my messy handwriting express my emotions and how I feel about myself without any pressure of being "perfect" :)) btw thanks for making this video, it helps me so much
In Calligraphy, the letters are shaped according to the script style, like a font. There are formal styles, it's not typically a spontaneous creation. The letter shapes, sizes, and connection types are constructed according to the rules of the font. Trying to analyze Calligraphy handwriting is analogous to trying to analyze a sample made with a stencil.
My Mum, Gran, Aunts and myself all write with a peculiar quirk, we clearly went to different schools at different times and continents but all do this crazy cursive. I love it because it’s so Wild. ☺️
I've seen some variations, fell in love with how it's basically a fingerprint of the person who wrote it, But i also noticed that my handwriting tends to _nearly_ look like my Dad's handwriting, (just a bit more readable)
My brother used to write with so much pressure that he literally carved his homework into our dining table 😭 he also threw a washing machine at me Now he writes just as messily but much more lightly, and he has mellowed out a TON. So I feel like that makes sense.
I'm so lucky my teachers (before computers were usually available in homes) would pull me aside and ask me read to them what they couldn't read, i felt more like they were amused than upset, and it pushed me to be more motivated because there were times even couldn't read it made me realize it was important to me understood too, and i didn't want to have to learn to borrow a typewriter because that would have meant admitting my difficulties to my family. Then the teachers also assigned me more handwriting related homework in the flexible assignments part of the days, so i had the tools for improvement too. It bears saying that in the pre-computer days legibility was much more important to basic functioning in life.
I’m a lefty like the upside down writer. The action is that your pushing the paper away when your writing because of the strong curl of your hand. It’s easy to end up doing that sort of thing.
Not me getting to the end and seeing that one that needs support is how my hand writing gets lately for some reason and I couldn’t figure out what it meant from your other video.. oh gosh I’d love to know more on why 😅
Hi Leah! Have you considered providing a service for handwriting analysis similar to how some people read tarot etc online? If not I would absolutely consider it! Best wishes ✨️
If you want a lot of handwriting videos to analyze -- especially with the writing in the video/post -- you might appreciate looking at fountain pen videos. There's a lot of cursive in those videos (so you might wanna look into the different types of scripts to see what's normal and what isn't) but a lot of those folks have some very interesting letter choices and writing patterns. Plus you could probably do a few collabs
I nearly had a knee jerk reaction every time I heard the "Handwriting check!" "You may get a 0" Because brought up primal panic of when I was in first grade. I was lucky to have teachers after that not get after me about my handwriting afterwards, but boy did it stick with me. I grew up writing slow due to having weaker hands than the average person. (Apparently when I was born I didn't move my hands much like I was suppose to, so my motar skills weren't that great) I had to literally teach myself to write faster just to keep up normal people, but the legiablity isn't exactly the best when you really look at it. Also super heavy handed due to me needing to force myself to grip my pen/pencil tighter just to keep it from slipping from my hand (but side effect that my hands crap when I write and I brake my machanical pencil led more often than the average person). But one of the reasons why I had to learn to write faster because I was tramatized by my first grade teacher would literally bully me by slamming her hands on either side of me and scream at me to write faster when I was trying to learn my letters. It was a godsend when I learned how to do Cursive and I was able to keep up with the average person with a mixture of print and cursive. So I agree with you that teachers seriously shouldn't make handwriting the "be all, end all" thing they try to push so much. It really does stick with the kid for YEARS even into adult hood. (and while my icon is infact my signature intinals handwritten by me, It's not my usual handwriting due to me actually focusing on the artform of it as an art signature than how I would normally write and I purpously combined the T and M and Y into one letter form, though I guess the loop is normal for me when I do Lowercase Gs, Lowercase Fs, and Losercase Ys)
I personally wrote like my Japanese friends to have the notebooks strait and have my hand at an angle but since my parents didn't approve that and said that I write wrong now I write upside down like one of the videos you showed also I can have my whole body in such uncomfortable position and still write but if I don't write upside down I feel that is wrong and I feel really bad that I can not return to the way I wrote in my first years while I was learning to write :(
This is really interesting, thank you 😊 My writing changes depending on what sort of pen I'm writing with. If I have what I call a 'scratchy' pen, my writing is quite spikey, and if I have a softer pen, my writing is quite circular. Also, if using lined paper, I prefer the more narrowly spaced 5mm lines, rather than the wider 1cm lines. Is that a thing? 🤔 I really enjoy the feeling of pen to fresh paper, preferably the right side of a book or pad. I often just write rubbish because I want to enjoy that feeling 🥰
Hey I was wondering if you could give a “quote of the week” for us write and send you to analyse? I think it would be interesting to see how differently we all write the same thing? Also a link where to send it. I love your videos 🫶🏻
I wonder how the analysis changes if the person has physical issues. For example I know someone with dysgraphia or where I have hyper mobility which causes me to grip my pen harder and to press on the paper harder to compensate for my joint instability. I feel like if you analyse handwriting without knowing that the analysis would be skewed.
I can write all different ways left or right, slant both ways, big or small change my letters also artistic writing calligraphy and write backwards plus I’m left and right handed this also show in my actions for example I throw anything darts, or tennis I’m left handed and yet in other things right handed and this is natural to me
10:41 I finally found a handwriting similar to mine in your video then you say I'm a serial killer lmaooo (I'm just kidding I understand your analysis and ig it's kinda true lol)
But my signature is completely different, wit.h almost no middle zone and the focus in the top and the bottom equally I would love to have you analyze both.
Okay genuine question: what does it mean if my handwriting constantly changes. Normally it’s relatively round and bubbly and sort of connected but other times it’s sharp and almost cursive. Other times it can be super big or super microscopic and can even look like that olden timey cursive people wrote with feathers and ink. I have adhd and autism and have had my fair collection of trauma but seeing someone like you who clearly knows why they’re talking about makes me super curious about why my handwriting changes like it does. I’m also a huge psychology buff (but more into like social connection and human behavior to make up for my lack of understanding social cues) so seeing someone like you with such a very different but intriguing expertise is just piquing my curiosity to the max
Hey Leah, I love your channel wanted to ask if you got formal training for graphology or are self taught? And my handwriting varies so much, like if someone looks through my school notebooks each page will look like its been written by a different person. thoughts?
I think you should totally look at Eric Whitacre's handwriting! (The choral composer.) He recently posted a pic on Facebook of a poem he'd turned into a song, and his writing seemed a bit alarming to me...
I have bad handwriting and it's super messy. even my father struggles to read my cursive lol. meanwhile, my normal handwriting is not that messy but my teachers from elementary school to middle school hate it. i'll try to post my handwriting and use your hastag
curious to know what it means if your handwriting "style" (big->small, loopy->straight, slanted->upright etc) changes every paragraph or so? my teachers are trying to make me change it and im wondering if its a different problem?
Not her calling me a serial killer💀💀 I just like the drama of it all that's why my letters become so tall and reach so deep. If any my emotions get transferred to all the movement so if I'm trying to express more emotions in my text, everything will be more stretched out, plus speed -> everything will be very compressed and at that angle. I once had this super cute teacher who gave me back my assignment and told me he had a hard time reading it and I simply rotated the paper by 40° and it helped a lot with legibility 😂😂
We are a DID system and all of us have different handwriting. One of my headmates handwriting is a lot like the 'extreme slant' (10:41 time stamp), he is a protector in our system and isn't afraid to get physical if need be. We've always wondered what a handwriting analyst would say about our different ways of writing, very interesting video. Thanks for posting! - Daxx
My handwriting falls in neither of these categories 😂 I switch hands every other paragraph, hand gets tired quickly, and I lose focus mid-sentence. Makes for some interesting essays and assignments
hey leah, you're probably not going to see this, but I was wondering, my native language is written from right to left, as opposed to english which is left to right. and I was wondering, if a person who writes in both of these languages has a slant, what slant is it? a forward slant or a back slant? since it's technically forward in one of then but also back in the other.
Oooh! I like this question a lot! I hope she sees it and answers it.
Is it Arabic
I don't write in separate languages, but my slants be all over the place. I wonder if it has anything to do with my dyslexia. I'll sometimes start a page leaning one way and end it leaning together.
This is such a good question!! I hope she sees and responds to this- I’m fascinated!
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On light pressure and maybe lack of willpower/strenght: I had a professor in middle school, she wrote so so lightly. Her black pen was gray and nearly invisible.
Her ability of gaining and keeping attention from a group of 25 12 yo students was zero. In her hours the class made a mess, yelled, never paid attention and even tests were graded with a fear of rebellion. I believe she had not the "personal strenght" to keep quiet a class, and I felt bad for her.
Edit: I had a classmate that had an awful writing, his cursive was impossible to read (sometimes he himself struggled with it, we classmates tried sometimes, one of the most tiny and illegible thing I've ever seen).
One teacher was so desperate that asked him to write tests all in uppercase, that was barely legible (we're asked to write in all cursive or lowercase since third grade), and ask him to rewrite the sentences he didn't understand. Never downgraded for handwriting, but the struggle was real.
Thank u for sharing!!! Pressure is always hard to gauge especially bc a lot of pens are diff but yes 100%
@@LeahEckardt That 1 in a million chance when the precious moment presents itself and you find a TH-cam with the same first name as you (I am leah!, too) and they look exactly what you wished youlooklike
@@actualzelda my name is britney, any ytubers with da name?
@@britney-yes, Brittney crabb
I would find it really interesting how the analysis changes when someone writes a certain way just because they find it pretty. Like I changed some letters deliberately because I find them prettier, so I wonder how that could change a analysis.
Doesn't it shows that you like pretty things and are artistically inclined.
iirc she mentioned in a past vid that it can indicate caring about peoples perception of you more than efficiency/authenticity
hey I did that too lmaooo
Well, she analised previously an anorexic person handwrinting and the person said she changed the handwriting to small because it "looked prettier", and it didn't change the analisis, really. I think what we would percieve as "pretty" also changes with subconscious factors.
Overcompensation is another thing I’ve heard her mention with this style of writing
9:50 exactly!! I hate it when teachers do that. I had a teacher who would make you restart the whole paper if it didn't look neat enough for her. she would trash it and tell us to redo it till it looked perfect, and she was a 2nd grade teacher. I have pretty messy handwriting, but it was a lot messier back then since I was still getting used to writing so her class was torcher to me
Granted teachers don’t get paid enough, but it’s the negativity and judgemental attitude towards illegible handwriting that I just can’t tolerate👎🏼👎🏼
frr!! idk why theres so much emphasis on handwriting in school. we're there to learn stuff, not to have perfect writing 😔 btw its torture*
i mean the job of like 1st and second grade teacher IS teaching you to write. Like literally make and form letter, my second grade teacher made us follow dotted lines until we knew how to make normal and cursive letter. Not saying she couldn’t have been nicer about it, but it was literally her job. Same goes for teacher who won’t grade illegible papers; I understand handwriting is a expression of your personality, but when your personality makes someone’s already stressful and underpaid job impossible, maybe you can afford to slightly alter it for an assignment which main purpose is to asses a certain skill, not to show to the world you incredibly unique self. In higher level class, you literally loose points for showing personality in an assignment (like in certain types of essay where you need to be objective) so I’m sorry but I just disagree with that opinion.
@@happyjellycatsquid yeah that's true, she was just doing her job. To me it still was awful tho since I have bad handwriting. Well my handwriting isn't that bad, but compared to a few people who were in my class and even people I know now, it looks pretty bad. I don't get how people can have such beautiful handwriting, I just can't get it to look as perfect as others can. And again you're right, teachers have to teach a ton of kids, who can be really annoying, for a whole 7 hours straight while getting paid poorly. Can't really blame them, but I still think some of them can be a bit nicer
@@mewow13 No I get it some teachers can be real assholes and need a new job bc they suck, it’s just that on every single subscriber handwriting analysis video of hers I’ve watched the topic of teacher requesting LEGIBLE handwriting on exam is brought up and treated as something super dramatic and cruel and done out of desire to erase students personality when, in fact, correcting assignments can be kind of a pain and it’s impossible when someone’s handwriting is fully illegible. Now I do believe, as someone who also works with young children, that you have to be very careful and nice to developing children trying to master a new skill, because it’s very linked to their ego and confidence in themselves and it can really scar them is you aren’t careful, which your teacher seemed like she was. I just think on this specific chanel they aren’t given enough leeway about doing their already challenging jobs.
I had a boss who used to write so heavily that it would also write on about 3 pages under the actual page. It was very weird, but he was totally unhinged and his handwriting was totally a mirror of his aggressiveness outside.
9:50 agreed for general reading but you know... I genuinely think teachers have such a hard time decrypting every type of writing to have a clean consciousness about their grading and such that the students should learn to be aware of it and bear that in mind and try to increase their writing's legibility for papers that'll be graded
I know strong feelings run rampant during exams and all but that's a discussion I'd rather have about emotional management
A test has never been about defining a person, it's about defining a persona that the academy is seeing so it's good to think of it that way so that the writing reflects the fake but more readable/well spoken persona
Obviously there is no way, yet, to debunk anyone on anything they believe about personalities and graphology etc etc so this discussion is very low in the bar of credibility but I'm just sharing a perspective because I empathize with certain things more than others
3:43 my mom used to bag on my handwriting all the time and make me do my assignments over and over til i wrote them "right" and one of the things i could never stop doing how hard i tried was writing capital Ks. you casually dropping that it can be authority issues that make this happen just cleared up so much baggage for me, i never even realized i was still upset about not being able to change how i wrote the letter but knowing it probably has a reason released some kind of mental pressure i been keeping a lid on since i was like 6. thankyou for your videos and insights. blessings upon you and all your endeavors
Doctors must be depressed af
Doctors are a whole nother video oh my gosh💀💀💀
I hate seeing graphology or what your handwriting means on tiktok because there is A LOT of misinformation out there. People getting confused with other traits. So I’m glad that you made a video about it and hopefully they can see and learn from it!
Heyy Leah, do you mind analysing Faline San's writing? Wait is this even legal lol
Is there any good sample of her writing? I've only seen her writing out a few words. It will not be enough for a proper analysis.
Oh my God I found her diary video👀👀👀
@@LeahEckardt YASSSSS SLAYY SISTA
Omg you made my day though 🥺
Oh yes and Faline prefers he/him pronouns
@@TheWanderstar well we his old handwriting
is Faline san a native English?
love the word vomit vids!!!!!!! theyre so chaotic yet easy to understand. also ur eye makeup looks super pretty
Yo thank you Clark Kent🦸🏻😭
a video from Leah nowadays brightens me up nowadays. 🥰
Is it just me, or is this video higher quality than the other ones? Not content wise, but in filming quality.
Go, girl. ❤️
I did recently get a new camera!
@@LeahEckardt - Proud of you. Baby steps and soon you’ll fly. Xx
I love your energy!
What you said about teachers resonates a lot with me.
I learned how to write at 6 yo and i was not very good at it(i later on found out it was partly because of psycho-motor issues and got professional help).
My teacher, all throughout the process of me learning how to read and write would humiliate me in front of every one, calling me snail, sludge, and i think it probably affects my relationship with my writing today. I grew up now but im still extremely insecure about my hand writing.
So thank you for speaking up about this.
I am a first-time Kindergarten teacher, so of course, I have to teach handwriting. Personally, I am appalled that your teacher did this! I try to be very careful what I say to my kiddos. For example, one student wrote his name rather small and i asked him to write it bigger next time, so I could see it better. I kept it lowkey. My supervisor is much more strict on the handwriting than I would be. I'm more concerned that they remember the shapes, write top to bottom, left to right; mostly because it will help them write better, faster, possibly more legibly. I feel that thier writing will go through lots of changes, and getting hung up on the little details is not too important yet. After all, a few of them are still struggling with their fine motor skills. In fact, I switched to larger pencils, and bought special finger grips for my kiddo that has very shaky writing. (Could be a practice issue, could be physio-psycho, or motor issue. Still waiting to see what happen though the year.) I can't apologize for your teacher, (bad teacher) but that was inappropriate behavior from them. Ps sorry for long post.
@@missemily3264 i am thankfull that today's kids have teachers like you. I cant change what happenned to me, but i am so happy when i see mentalities change. Thank you for your work!
Its illegal to be this early. Love you Leah! 💜
I like that you've found your own rhythm w posting. This is fascinating, everything you've illustrated in one post whilst incorporating some extreme, obscure styles. Thank you for posting Leah.
From 16-18 my handwriting looked like that last sample. Someone told me it looked like a barcode once and then they were like…yeah I can’t read it. I definitely needed support and was moving a lot, failing school, trying to stay out of the foster care system with a sick single mom… I am glad I found support in time, and if anyone else has a super rigid, ‘barcode’ handwriting, life gets more bearable in time and relationships that support, rather than drain you ARE possible, and you will have them. Asking for help isn’t easy, but surround yourself with gentle energy and give yourself time and space…❤
Leah I adore you ❤thank you for these compassionate yet critical analyses. Remarkable!
It is so cool how you can tell so much about a person just based off their handwriting.. ahh, also early!!
My handwriting is not very consistent. I keep changing the pressure, slant, spacing etc. It always depends on my mood, which makes it messy. I can never cross one line, I always have to scribble.
I had teachers who were irritated by this. One of my teachers is a neat freak, she said she used to be messy like me, but stopped as time went on. She is now trying to force everyone who’s messy to do the same. She thinks messy handwriting comes from lack of handwriting in general, so she makes us write again and again until it’s as neat as possible, it’s torture!
I also saw someone writing sideways, I was shook to say the least. Loved the video ❤
I write sideways (like my paper turned 45*) but i always thought it was because i am left handed and it keeps a spiral of a notebook out of the way instead of digging into my arm.
OK well this is very fascinating to me because TBH the upside down handwriting still has me completely speechless so it’s nice to hear from someone that has a 45° handwriting at least😭😭😭
@@LeahEckardt i can also write upside down! For calligraphy I *must* work upside down or the brush pen doesn't work with the writing (push vs pull). I can send videos of my writing sideways and upside down if you want! You can say whatever my handwriting says to you, good or bad
i sometimes write like away from myself..so the top of the paper is where the left margin would normally be (so 90 degrees turned to the left)..i hope this makes sense. i find myself getting in that position after writing a lot, i guess my arm would get tired if i’d just write without moving the paper
edit: also im right handed
@@mthaler108 youve made me realize i'm bad at degrees. I think i turn mine 90 too. I make it so i am writing toward me, with the top of the paper on my right and the spiral/left margin facing away from me. Then write with my left hand.
As a fun party trick i can write the same thing similtaneously with both hands in cursive, with my left hand in mirror image and my right hand regular (though not as neat.) So i start at the middle of the page and go toward the margins.
It is among my favorite party tricks.
I only know i can do it because an uncle dared me to as a joke lol
I would like to ask what your opinion is when left-handeded people are made right-handed by force. It was done to my mother in the 50s.
I'd looove more analyses on the uncommon handwriting trend! It's really cool to hear your take on the more extreme styles of writing and things we don't see often in your other videos. Awesome job as always ♥️
I love learning about graphology and seeing how much my handwriting describes me. Definetly one of my favorite new hobbys 💗 Thank you for helping and teaching me Lea ly!!
I was just watching Hannibal, the TV show, and I would absolutely love if you (no pressure) had a look at Hannibal Lecters handwriting. I just think it would be SO interesting. I think its shown once in S2E13. Love the videos xx
I’ve always loved writing upside down, I even kept a diary where I wrote upside down page after page for weeks. Would love for you to analyze and explain why some people do this❤
been binging your videos & looking back on old writings of mine. Definitely adding an analysis by you to my bucket list.
if you purposely change your handwriting, can that help you subconsciously change specific aspect of your personality? like making your handwriting wider so to not feel as pressured?
Yes it can! This is called graphotherapy! Some graphologist have told me to try it, I feel like I would need help from a professional though like I don’t think I could do that myself lol but I wouldn’t mind trying
MOOOORRREEE!! This is Legitimately my new favorite and most interesting channel. Your analyses are incredibly engaging and you can tell that you have passion for what you have studied. It is a marvel to watch
I would love to see you talk about some less talked about traits of writing, like diacritics in languages other than English. Most Latin-based writing systems contain lost and lost of diacritics (č, š, á, ç, ü, ô, etc.) and I would love to hear you talk about them at some point! I love watching your content and I certainly became more aware of my handwriting because of it.
This is legit the most interesting channel I have found this year. It makes me want to learn handwriting analysis to figure myself out better.
You got a new sub!
So when my teacher had students who had ineligible handwriting, she tried helping them practice cursive instead, I thought that was helpful considering they’re slowly and slowly no longer teaching cursive in school
my handwriting shapeshifts and resumes a new identity every time i pick up a pen, so i’d argue i’m the most unique of them all
9:50 slightly different story, but my best friend used to be left handed when she was little and her teacher forced her to become right handed. pretty sad💔
As a lefthanded person - that's wild. How is that even happening right now? I only heard those type of stories from people living in communist Poland that are now in their 40s lol
@@agrafkaspinacz7615 we're both 17 now, so that mustve been at least 10 years ago. she was publicly shamed for being left handed too. i cant imagine what was going through that teachers head that made them think something was wrong her :(
Everyone needs to leave lefties alone and make more notebooks and scissors with their hands in mind📝📝📝📝
I'm a leftie and I think I subconsciously learned to do things with my right hand. Like for example cutting with scissors. I use my right hand not my left. I'm not really sure if that's because I wasn't able to get leftie scissors and I just had to adapt. I Also had a teacher who sort of forced me to write my 1s differently. I had the line at the top and bottom but now I just make a "normal" one with just the line.
@@Random-dc7qj I have a friend that is a leftie and had to learn to use right hand scissors with her left because for the majority of the time in school they didn't have a left hand one. I once used her left hand scissors unknowingly (I'm right handed) and I struggled so much I still don't understand how she's able to use both kinds without any fuss.
Hand writing analysis has never been more adorable
You're so right about sloppy handwriting indicating depression. I've always had beautiful handwriting. I was a calligrapher for years but over the past year, I've had a severe bout of depression and I can't even read my own handwriting.
Random comment: I cannot write my name normally, It has to be cursive, its just my instinct I guess
I loved watching this!! The depression indicator was very interesting and I can definitely see that reflected in a lot of journal entries I have from when I have been depressed and just didn't care enough but needed to write with the most minimal effort. Do u ever accept handwriting samples? I've been told I have a weird style. Sometimes not sure if its illegible but like I randomly connect letters or use shorthand but don't know shorthand lol I think it's because I choose to write quickly and just allow it to flow and don't care if I even miss some letters. But even when I slow down it keeps a similar style. Now that I think about it it all might be about speed and minimal effort 😅🤔 idk weird but makes sense I do have strong depression and adhd
This was lovely! Thank you. It was fun and informative.
Hi Leah!
I'm a silent kinda girl, I don't usually comment on videos, but I really like your channel because I have so much love for graphology ever since I was a kid and I really appreciate your videos because they are so informative, interesting and easy to understand. I'm rooting for a 100 k since you are so close to that. ❤️ I was wondering if you could do maybe Nikola Tesla's or Leonardo da Vinci's handwriting? Or any of those big minds long gone that shaped the future we are living now? That would be so fun to watch. ☺️ Also excuse me if my English is subpar, I'm not a native speaker.
Thank you so much for doing what you do, just keep it up and maybe more people will realize that this is definitely not a pseudoscience. 😁
Take care gorgeous,love you! 😘❤️
I love when you review other people's handwriting, especially when they are so diverse,
this was such a cool video. I know nothing about handwriting analysis but wow it seems very connected with psychology and i am so interested
this react kinda video format with your niche feels perfect lol
fun vid, thx leah
I rlly like the lighting in this video!!!!! love your videos!!!
For some reason I never really relate to analyses of my handwriting, mainly cuz I made my handwriting the way it is deliberately for reasons that are different from what is stated. As a small example, my handwriting is tiny even though my social presence is quite big and I'm naturally very sociable. The reason being is as a kid my teacher told me not to waste paper so I decided to make my handwriting tiny to use the least amount of space on a paper as a possible and therefore use less paper, and, in my child mind, save the environment. That's just as an example of many ways I deliberately made my handwriting the way it is for completely irrelevant reasons.
I love your makeup, specially your eyeliner, it looks really cute :)
Woah, first 12 comments. You’re amazing Leah! I’ve been binging your videos for a week!
YOOOOOO🥹🥹🥹
I had teachers criticize my handwriting in the past. Its always been messy and they didn't seem to like that.
It’s true they don’t get paid enough, but they could be less judgmental about hand writing🤷🏼♀️
@@LeahEckardt one strange thing that I noticed about my handwriting is a steep decline in legibility between my 2nd and 3rd grade year and it has remained that way since. I was also taught cursive in 2nd grade, unfortunately I don't have any writing samples from that year as they have been lost to time.
Hi Leah! You have inspired me to study graphology. Small req - i would positively die if you analysed Beethoven's / Mozart's handwriting
I honestly don't think I've ever seen someone with the same handwriting as mine. But I'm definitely super lazy about it lol. It's like if someone began writing in regular print and then dragged their pencil cause they couldn't be bothered to actually pick it up ig. And I've had people tell me it's almost illegible but like, I can read it so that's all I care about lol. This is an incredibly fascinating subject that I've never really put much thought into before. I love how passionate you are about it too, it's inspiring to say the least
9:09 sinking baselines meaning the hand is giving up makes alot of sense actually with dysgraphia. dysgraphia is a motorskill issue that i'm like- 90% sure i have, and two of the most common traits of it is your writing falling off the line and your hand/wrist cramping up super easily. i never thought about the fatigue and the line falling being connected until you said that.
I'm a newer sub, and I've been binging your stuff. I love your videos!!!
2:24 This is my handwriting during uni. lectures. and I’m always stressed af since I got accepted😭
I actually found this to be really Interesting. This came up on my recommended and I was not disappointed:3
Yo welcome to the party😌🤪
@@LeahEckardt very happy to be here 😌🤌
just found your channel and your insights are super interesting! thanks!
11:58 it's true, I write like that sometimes and yes I need a lot of support and I have a lot of pressure in my brain, but now I write in messy cursive bcs I feel comfortable with writing in cursive. Writing in cursive made me feel free, ppl think my cursive handwriting is very messy but idk why messy handwriting feels so good and free, it makes me feel relax and when I write in my actual handwriting without any pressure I feel like I can easily express my emotions, I don't care if it's messy but my messy handwriting express my emotions and how I feel about myself without any pressure of being "perfect" :)) btw thanks for making this video, it helps me so much
In Calligraphy, the letters are shaped according to the script style, like a font. There are formal styles, it's not typically a spontaneous creation. The letter shapes, sizes, and connection types are constructed according to the rules of the font. Trying to analyze Calligraphy handwriting is analogous to trying to analyze a sample made with a stencil.
My Mum, Gran, Aunts and myself all write with a peculiar quirk, we clearly went to different schools at different times and continents but all do this crazy cursive. I love it because it’s so Wild. ☺️
so lucky to have found your channel ☆ :D
I've seen some variations, fell in love with how it's basically a fingerprint of the person who wrote it,
But i also noticed that my handwriting tends to _nearly_ look like my Dad's handwriting, (just a bit more readable)
My brother used to write with so much pressure that he literally carved his homework into our dining table 😭 he also threw a washing machine at me
Now he writes just as messily but much more lightly, and he has mellowed out a TON. So I feel like that makes sense.
I'm so lucky my teachers (before computers were usually available in homes) would pull me aside and ask me read to them what they couldn't read, i felt more like they were amused than upset, and it pushed me to be more motivated because there were times even couldn't read it made me realize it was important to me understood too, and i didn't want to have to learn to borrow a typewriter because that would have meant admitting my difficulties to my family. Then the teachers also assigned me more handwriting related homework in the flexible assignments part of the days, so i had the tools for improvement too. It bears saying that in the pre-computer days legibility was much more important to basic functioning in life.
I’m a lefty like the upside down writer. The action is that your pushing the paper away when your writing because of the strong curl of your hand. It’s easy to end up doing that sort of thing.
Whenever I watch your videos I look at my own handwriting, and I find out I have trams or something
Not me getting to the end and seeing that one that needs support is how my hand writing gets lately for some reason and I couldn’t figure out what it meant from your other video.. oh gosh I’d love to know more on why 😅
Hi Leah! Have you considered providing a service for handwriting analysis similar to how some people read tarot etc online? If not I would absolutely consider it! Best wishes ✨️
Hey i really like you content and can you please analyze the sturniolo triples hand writing? Thank you!❤❤
I’m having a hard time finding their handwriting, if you see it and want to DM it to me or tag me please do! @leah_eckardt
@@LeahEckardt th-cam.com/video/SeQmGKiXXiI/w-d-xo.html this video there we’re writing alot 👍🏻
Hey Leah, I have been able to write really good since 1st grade! Everyone has always said that I have beautiful handwriting
LOve you leah
Whereas my handwriting is basically “I’m left handed and just want to be able to read my own notes back” 😂
Enjoyed the video *thanks*
If you want a lot of handwriting videos to analyze -- especially with the writing in the video/post -- you might appreciate looking at fountain pen videos. There's a lot of cursive in those videos (so you might wanna look into the different types of scripts to see what's normal and what isn't) but a lot of those folks have some very interesting letter choices and writing patterns. Plus you could probably do a few collabs
Merry Christmas Leah! :))
I nearly had a knee jerk reaction every time I heard the "Handwriting check!" "You may get a 0" Because brought up primal panic of when I was in first grade. I was lucky to have teachers after that not get after me about my handwriting afterwards, but boy did it stick with me.
I grew up writing slow due to having weaker hands than the average person. (Apparently when I was born I didn't move my hands much like I was suppose to, so my motar skills weren't that great) I had to literally teach myself to write faster just to keep up normal people, but the legiablity isn't exactly the best when you really look at it. Also super heavy handed due to me needing to force myself to grip my pen/pencil tighter just to keep it from slipping from my hand (but side effect that my hands crap when I write and I brake my machanical pencil led more often than the average person). But one of the reasons why I had to learn to write faster because I was tramatized by my first grade teacher would literally bully me by slamming her hands on either side of me and scream at me to write faster when I was trying to learn my letters. It was a godsend when I learned how to do Cursive and I was able to keep up with the average person with a mixture of print and cursive. So I agree with you that teachers seriously shouldn't make handwriting the "be all, end all" thing they try to push so much. It really does stick with the kid for YEARS even into adult hood. (and while my icon is infact my signature intinals handwritten by me, It's not my usual handwriting due to me actually focusing on the artform of it as an art signature than how I would normally write and I purpously combined the T and M and Y into one letter form, though I guess the loop is normal for me when I do Lowercase Gs, Lowercase Fs, and Losercase Ys)
I personally wrote like my Japanese friends to have the notebooks strait and have my hand at an angle but since my parents didn't approve that and said that I write wrong now I write upside down like one of the videos you showed also I can have my whole body in such uncomfortable position and still write but if I don't write upside down I feel that is wrong and I feel really bad that I can not return to the way I wrote in my first years while I was learning to write :(
PLEASEEEE do a handwriting analysis on the game What Remains Of Edith Finch!! It is a super interesting story that I think would be fun to analyze.
Would you like try analyzing Freddie Mercury's handwriting? Love your channel 💓
This is really interesting, thank you 😊 My writing changes depending on what sort of pen I'm writing with. If I have what I call a 'scratchy' pen, my writing is quite spikey, and if I have a softer pen, my writing is quite circular. Also, if using lined paper, I prefer the more narrowly spaced 5mm lines, rather than the wider 1cm lines. Is that a thing? 🤔 I really enjoy the feeling of pen to fresh paper, preferably the right side of a book or pad. I often just write rubbish because I want to enjoy that feeling 🥰
I write with large comic book style looking writing. I have a vision impairment and this is the easiest for me to read.
Hey I was wondering if you could give a “quote of the week” for us write and send you to analyse? I think it would be interesting to see how differently we all write the same thing? Also a link where to send it. I love your videos 🫶🏻
Would be awesome if you could analyse Jack the Rippers handwriting in the future. Especially from the From Hell letter :)
His handwriting is so cursed oMg
I wonder how the analysis changes if the person has physical issues. For example I know someone with dysgraphia or where I have hyper mobility which causes me to grip my pen harder and to press on the paper harder to compensate for my joint instability. I feel like if you analyse handwriting without knowing that the analysis would be skewed.
I can write all different ways left or right, slant both ways, big or small change my letters also artistic writing calligraphy and write backwards plus I’m left and right handed this also show in my actions for example I throw anything darts, or tennis I’m left handed and yet in other things right handed and this is natural to me
Hey! Im really curious how you learned so muc about handwritung and graphology :) Do you maybe have any book recommendations?
THIS WAS A 12 MINUTE VIDEO !?!? I THOUGHT IT WAS 5... time went by so fast watching this 🤣
That thing you said about the letter K makes me wonder what it means if I use cursive f's even when writing in print.
I had a teacher threaten to fail me in elementary school because I kept writing in cursive.
10:41 I finally found a handwriting similar to mine in your video then you say I'm a serial killer lmaooo (I'm just kidding I understand your analysis and ig it's kinda true lol)
Their handwriting is very similar to mine. And yes, I agree with you asssessment. 95%. You are very good.
But my signature is completely different, wit.h almost no middle zone and the focus in the top and the bottom equally I would love to have you analyze both.
Okay genuine question: what does it mean if my handwriting constantly changes. Normally it’s relatively round and bubbly and sort of connected but other times it’s sharp and almost cursive. Other times it can be super big or super microscopic and can even look like that olden timey cursive people wrote with feathers and ink. I have adhd and autism and have had my fair collection of trauma but seeing someone like you who clearly knows why they’re talking about makes me super curious about why my handwriting changes like it does. I’m also a huge psychology buff (but more into like social connection and human behavior to make up for my lack of understanding social cues) so seeing someone like you with such a very different but intriguing expertise is just piquing my curiosity to the max
Hey Leah, I love your channel
wanted to ask if you got formal training for graphology or are self taught?
And my handwriting varies so much, like if someone looks through my school notebooks each page will look like its been written by a different person. thoughts?
iirc she is self-taught
@@tpk1412 Oh, that's really cool
I think you should totally look at Eric Whitacre's handwriting! (The choral composer.) He recently posted a pic on Facebook of a poem he'd turned into a song, and his writing seemed a bit alarming to me...
I have bad handwriting and it's super messy. even my father struggles to read my cursive lol.
meanwhile, my normal handwriting is not that messy but my teachers from elementary school to middle school hate it.
i'll try to post my handwriting and use your hastag
Damn im early. Also great vid ! :D
what if the person is using their non dominant hand? can you still analyse it in a similar way or would it completely lose its meaning
curious to know what it means if your handwriting "style" (big->small, loopy->straight, slanted->upright etc) changes every paragraph or so? my teachers are trying to make me change it and im wondering if its a different problem?
Not her calling me a serial killer💀💀
I just like the drama of it all that's why my letters become so tall and reach so deep.
If any my emotions get transferred to all the movement so if I'm trying to express more emotions in my text, everything will be more stretched out,
plus speed -> everything will be very compressed and at that angle.
I once had this super cute teacher who gave me back my assignment and told me he had a hard time reading it and I simply rotated the paper by 40° and it helped a lot with legibility 😂😂
We are a DID system and all of us have different handwriting. One of my headmates handwriting is a lot like the 'extreme slant' (10:41 time stamp), he is a protector in our system and isn't afraid to get physical if need be. We've always wondered what a handwriting analyst would say about our different ways of writing, very interesting video. Thanks for posting! - Daxx
11:00 this says a lot about me actually lmao 💀 I love a forward slanted writing though,
My handwriting falls in neither of these categories 😂 I switch hands every other paragraph, hand gets tired quickly, and I lose focus mid-sentence. Makes for some interesting essays and assignments
At times I have gorgeous, sexy writing, then I change my grip and it becomes so bad lol