What my Handwriting says about Me

I found a handwriting analysis quiz awhile back, so I had to take it. :)

Here are the directions: On a piece of unlined paper, write the following paragraph using at least two lines:


'Well!' thought Alice to herself, 'after such a fall as this, I shall think nothing of tumbling down stairs! How brave they'll all think me at home! Why, I wouldn't say anything about it, even if I fell off the top of the house!' (Which was very likely true.)

Alice's adventures in wonderland
Lewis Carroll

Here's a picture of my handwriting:

Now for the fun part!


1. Your letters slope,

Straight up and down - indicates that you are a person with a strong need for contact.

2. The letters in your words are,

Partially connected - indicates that you are a shy, idealistic person who does not find it easy to have relationships.

3. The spaces between your words are,

Narrow - indicates that you are a talkative person, maybe even a busybody!

4. How close together are your lines of writing?

Apart far enough that letters do not touch - indicates that you enjoy social interactions and are talkative.

5. What color ink did you choose?

Blue black - indicates that you are rational and conservative. You adhere to conventions and traditions.

6. How large was your capital I in the sample?

Larger than the other capital letters - indicates that you are a person with a high opinion of yourself, or who wants others to think that you do.


7. What do your t bars look like?

Cross the 't' more or less in the middle - indicates that you are not very original but quite responsible.

8. Your writing slopes,

Downward - indicates that you are steadfast, purposeful, and possibly aloof.


9. Which takes the most space vertically in a line of your writing?

The middle zone letters - indicates that you are a materialist, and prone to exaggeration.


10. How much pressure does your writing show?

Firm and even - indicates that you are a person of strong but rigid will, obstinate but powerful.


This was interesting. Some of it was right on, while others were definitely not. What does your handwriting say about you?
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