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Signature meaning:\u00a0Dictionary.com<\/a> says signature is a person’s name written in a distinctive way as a form of identification in authorising a cheque or document or concluding a letter. A signature is usually written in the same way to show that something has been written or agreed upon by you.<\/p>\n For the past many years, we have been telling you about handwriting analysis<\/a> in general and signature analysis<\/a> in particular. We also know some of you use\u00a0graphology to impress your family members, friends and colleagues. Well, good luck to you! We hope you are doing it accurately.<\/p>\n Today, we will add one more piece\u00a0to your knowledge of signature meaning.<\/p>\n In our various articles in the past, we have talked about various types of signatures<\/a>.\u00a0In this one, we will discuss the meaning of two underlines in a signature.<\/p>\n If someone uses double underscores in his signature, it suggests two things:<\/p>\n It indicates that the writer may feel his public self-worth is inadequate. He may doubt his importance in relation to others around him. He is haunted by feelings of imperfections and incompleteness. On the other hand, a single underline<\/a> indicates a healthy self-confidence and reaffirmation of the self. It indicates that person has a healthy ego and confidence.<\/p>\n According to graphology, if someone uses two instead of one underline, it also means that the writer wants to force his will on others. He\u00a0gets pushy with his ideas, because\u00a0he\u00a0feels he is unimportant if his\u00a0views do not carry weight.\u00a0In fact, the\u00a0aggressive ambition of such people is indicative of their low self-esteem. (See the first point.)<\/p>\n The signature sample given above is illegible.\u00a0A person who guards his inner feelings in public always maintains a certain degree of illegibility in signature<\/a>, says graphology<\/a>. Illegible signature also reflects the writer’s\u00a0inclination to remain mysterious, impenetrable and enigmatic in his public life.<\/p>\n If you know\u00a0someone who has two underscores in his signature, you may advise him or her to do away with one.<\/p>\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\u00a0analysing the signature<\/a>.<\/p>\nSelf Worth<\/h3>\n
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