How come??? lol
I don't have a persistent style in writing either. Although it is more calligraphic than anything.
Let's analyze my handwriting... this is gonna take a while.
Ability to stay on the line: Dependable, straightforward.
Writing slant: 1-2. Independent, Analytic, Extraverted, Demonstrative, Compassionate, Future, Present, Control, Courage, Inhibition.
Unstable slant: Unpredictable reactions.
Pressure: Strong. Active, strong ego, vital, durable, aggressive, forceful, energetic.
Line thickness: Normal emotional expression.
Size of letter: Small. Ability to concentrate and be alone, modesty, introverted, frugal, self-critical.
Spacing between lines: Clear mind and Out of touch. Inner balance and harmony. Distrust, fear, isolation.
Spacing within the word: Cautious. Introversion, personal inhibition, self-conscious.
Spacing between words: Needs privacy and distance from others.
Speed: Careful, slow logical thinker, hidden feelings with concern for appearances, tension.
Rhythm: Overly rigid writing shows inhibition and fear.
Quality: Simplicity. Mature, practical, natural and open, spartan.
Letter shape: In cursive, my letter shape is Arcade. Reserved, protective, respects tradition, eccentric.
Connectedness: Disconnected. Reliance upon instinct and intuition, open to other's thoughts and feelings, independent and individualistic.
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Zone:
Tall Upper Zone: Retreat into fantasy. (Schizoid or Schizotypal, I would assume.)
"If the Upper Zone is Overly Extended at the expense of the MZ and the LZ, the writer will be a person of intelligence and ambition whose emotional development has not matured enough to carry out his plans with much success. Great UZ height reveals the idealist and dreamer with a wealth of theories that he cannot seem to carry through in practical experience. The tall UZ is quite literally too far away-too “far outâ€-to reach daily life in the MZ."
Points at the Top of Loops: The last one of their kind. (Schizoid?)
"Points at the Top of Loops, clues to a person of intelligence who thinks of himself as being different from others, of marching to a different drum. Sometimes feels isolated and lonely, and other times thinks himself in possession of special truths and insights. He is prone to emotional thinking and usually has feelings against established ideas or authority."
Normal Middle Zone: Wholesome, self-confidence, sensible to adjustment to life.
Baseline: Normal and Rigid. Composure, orderliness, emotional stability, dependability, perseverance. Overcontrol for fear of losing control, inhibited.
Dominating Lower Zone: Survival instinct. Restless. Anxious. Thirst and hunger. Neurosis. (Anankastic)
- "Tangling easily occurs with large and exaggerated lower loops. This adds further psychic confusion. Trouble determining which instinctual need is pressuring him, becomes inwardly disordered."
Pressure:
Mid-heavy: Stubborn, firm, easily excited, strong-willed, proud. Those with strong pressure can inspire others.
Shaded (Think-n-thin): Artist.
Extreme Pastiosity: Blobs of inks errywhere.
Size and Spacing:
Normal Size: Adaptable, practical and realistic.
Small-Normal Space of Letters: Well-balanced and at times cautious and introverted.
Normal-Wide Space between words: Balanced, harmony, intelligence, inhibition, fear.
Rigid Spacing: Fear of losing control.
Uneven: Oblivious to social boundaries and emotions. Battle to get back in control.
Margins:
NO MARGINS ANYWHERE (when writing to myself): Writer eliminates all barriers between himself and others, causes strong negative or positive reactions in others. Talks too much, fears empty spaces and death. (Huh?)
Balanced Margin (formal presentation): Awareness of social boundaries. Poise, in control and order. Aesthetic sense.
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I'll come back to it later.