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Should you underline your signature?<\/p><\/div>\n

In handwriting analysis, a signature reveals more about the writer’s personality than any other set of letters. A signature is your public face; it represents you even in your absence. That is why it is very important for each of us to have a healthy signature.<\/p>\n

A signature has several elements that are analysed by a handwriting analyst. Its various components such as size, shape, slant, speed, direction, pressure, height, connection, disconnection, loops, location, beginning stroke and terminating stroke are scrutinised carefully by a graphologist, especially in relation to the writer’s overall handwriting if it is available for reference.<\/p>\n

Also Read:<\/strong> Types of Signatures You Must Avoid<\/a><\/p>\n

Should you underline your signature?<\/h3>\n

Besides, there is one key element of a signature: the underscore or underline. People want to know what it means if someone uses an underscore or underline beneath a signature, and whether they should use it in their own signatures.<\/p>\n

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Should you underline your signature<\/p><\/div>\n

Before I explain to you what an underscore means in a signature, I want to make it clear that it is good if your signature has it. But that does not mean those who do not use an underscore have an imperfect signature.<\/p>\n

In some cases, a graphologist uses his discretion to decide whether an underscore is required in a signature or not. Sometimes, a handwriting analyst may even advise a writer to get rid of the underscore if he discovers that its direction or shape is inappropriate.<\/p>\n

Types of signature<\/h2>\n

1. Single underline<\/h3>\n

A simple underline indicates a healthy self-confidence and reaffirmation of the self. It indicates that person has a healthy ego, confidence. So, should you underline your signature? Yes. But consult a handwriting analyst to know more about what changes you need to make in your signature.<\/p>\n

2. More than one underline<\/h3>\n

If there are several underscores, one may feel one’s public self-worth is inadequate. One may doubt his importance in relation to others around him. He is haunted by feelings of imperfections and incompleteness.<\/p>\n

3. Line above the signature<\/h3>\n

It shows that the writer has a feeling is self-hiding and is plagued by self-doubt. They do not want to reveal their true nature to others. In a disorganised handwriting, this could be a deceptive personality trait.<\/p>\n

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4. Line through the signature<\/h3>\n

It shows that the writer puts himself in social jeopardy and has a tendency to self-destruct. The writer often ends up undoing his achievements. We have discussed this personality trait in detail in various articles on signature analysis<\/a> and suicidal tendency<\/a>.<\/p>\n

5. Underline going backwards<\/h3>\n

This\u00a0 shows that the writer has some unresolved issues in the past which he is unable to deal with. This shows that the writer’s mind takes a train back to those issues and feels tormented by them.<\/p>\n

6. Signature with underline and two dots<\/h3>\n

This shows that the writer has a healthy self-confidence and he is also capable of holding his ground. Such writers feel bad if their presence is not acknowledged by others.<\/p>\n

Final words<\/h3>\n

Does it mean that everyone can underline their signatures? A simple answer is no. Underline is not suitable for everyone. Some signatures need it, some do not. And that can be determined only after analysing the signature<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Read Next:<\/strong> Best Signature Style<\/a><\/p>\n

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