Graphology post

Hellooo :)

I really like graphology, (analysis of handwriting) And I've been doing graphology as a hobby for 2-3 years, and I've learnt a lot by this time. :D  So I just wanted to give people who want to learn more about graphology some tips :) my analysis isn't always perfect but I do get most of them right, and im still learning, but I think graphology is super fun :]

(Graphology is considered pseudo-science)

For beginners, I suggest watching some handwriting videos from Leah Eckardt (she doesn't make graphology videos anymore but her videos were super helpful)

And if you know a bit about graphology you might go and analyse some handwriting so here are some tips that I find super helpful while I analyse handwriting :D

1.) Starting an analysis: If it's your first time analysing handwriting, it can be overwhelming, it's better to start with analysing the zones first, then move on to margins, then baselines, aggression ticks, angularity, roundness, etc etc.

Take your time when analysing, you can always analyse but over-analysing happens when you have a small sample and a lot of thought. 

I'd suggest asking for a diary entry or asking the writer to write about something they like/dislike (music artists, their day, YouTuber, etc) 

2.) Middle of analysis: I tend to have a lot of trouble when It's the middle of the analysis because for me starting is easy. I'd suggest in the middle you start to look for letter-specific traits. (i dots, T bars, irregular letters, etc.)

3.) End of analysis: Put together what you think, some traits can mix and cancel each other out, so look out for that, most of the handwriting analysis is how the person analysing can put together what the writer is like. You can always look at the surface level but always see what traits work together to form the writer's personality.

And that's my little post about graphology :) 

Do know that learning disabilities such as dyslexia CAN affect handwriting