{"id":19583,"date":"2024-02-22T23:56:29","date_gmt":"2024-02-22T18:26:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.writechoice.co.in\/writechoice\/?p=19583"},"modified":"2024-04-01T00:49:10","modified_gmt":"2024-03-31T19:19:10","slug":"dating-apps-handwriting","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.writechoice.co.in\/writechoice\/dating-apps-handwriting\/","title":{"rendered":"What Dating Apps Can’t Tell You: The Revealing Power of Handwriting"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The unsuspecting, yet skeptical mask-wearers didn\u2019t know the deformity would warp their faces permanently, revealing their true, ugly essences to the world.<\/p><\/div>\n

\u201cThe Masks\u201d was one of the scariest, stick-in-your-psyche episodes of the original Twilight Zone. A deathbed request from a rich, dying uncle forced a family of four to wear horrid masks until midnight or forfeit their inheritance. The unsuspecting, yet skeptical mask-wearers didn\u2019t know the deformity would warp their faces permanently, revealing their true, ugly essences to the world.<\/p>\n

Dating someone new is eerily similar. You really don\u2019t know the person behind the mask. So, how can we protect our hearts from demons dressed as Ken\/Barbie dolls?<\/p>\n

Handwriting holds the clues!<\/p>\n

Extreme slant<\/h3>\n
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Right-slanted handwriting<\/p><\/div>\n

An overall view of the handwriting can tell you whether a person is an introvert (slants backward<\/a>), extrovert (slants forward<\/a>), or even-keeled (no slant<\/a>.) Couple this trait with pen pressure for a deeper understanding.<\/p>\n

Pen pressure<\/h3>\n

Heavy, forceful pressure can be felt through paper, like Braille. It\u2019s evident and obvious. Someone with strong handwriting pressure<\/a> can be quick to anger, aggressive, or controlling. Light pressure can be either a person who has commitment issues or one who\u2019s just shy and a bit insecure.<\/p>\n

Large disconnections<\/h3>\n
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Breaks within the first name also point to problematic relationship with the family , especially if the name is short.<\/p><\/div>\n

Wide gaps between the first and the last names are a sign of family issues. Logically, the last name represents their family, and their first name represents their place in it. If there’s a large gap between the two, you can rightfully assume they do not have an emotional or logistical closeness with their family. Breaks within their first name are also problematic, especially if they have a short name (less than 6 letters.)<\/p>\n

Small, cramped letters<\/h3>\n
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Squeezed oval letters.<\/p><\/div>\n

In my experience, crowded lettering can be interpreted as an internal insecurity. This person doesn\u2019t even feel worthy enough to take up space \u2013 literally! Cheapness is another possible character trait. They don\u2019t like to waste space or anything else for that matter.<\/p>\n

Inconsistent letter size and\/0r pressure<\/h3>\n

Inconsistencies in handwriting demonstrate inconsistencies in life. When there\u2019s no flow, or the handwriting is all over, you are dealing with an unpredictable personality. They tend toward mood swings and impulsivity, creating an unstable environment for those around them. They most likely have difficulty dealing with stress, particularly when things don\u2019t go their way.<\/p>\n

Felon’s claw<\/h3>\n
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Such writers are untrustworthy and should be avoided at all costs.<\/p><\/div>\n

Saved the scariest for last \u2013 this one is undeniable. About 80% of all convicted criminals possess this trait. The felon\u2019s claw is a knife waiting to stab you in the back. This person has mastered the appearance of normal and nice, but they\u2019re anything but. You can easily see the backward arch<\/a> in lowercase \u201cy,\u201d \u201cg,\u201d and possibly \u201cq\u201d letters. Non-negotiable, this person is untrustworthy and should be avoided at all costs. You can thank me later.<\/p>\n

Also read:<\/strong> Rizz or Red Flag? Unveiling the Secrets of Modern Charm<\/a> by Denise DiTrani<\/strong><\/p>\n

(Denise is a New York-based graphologist whose analysis of love notes exchanged between Prince William and Kate Middleton appeared in a Special Edition issue of STAR Magazine. She can be contacted at: Denise DiTrani’s Contact Page.<\/a><\/em>)<\/h6>\n
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