What Does Your Handwriting Say About You?

Screengrab of the video.

Saw this Buzzfeed "What Does Your Handwriting Say About You" video being shared around on Facebook, which was very interesting and presented nicely, so I thought I'd expand a little bit more. Video below, and my add-ons after.

An open top "o" also means that the person will find it hard to keep secrets. It can also be used to describe someone who is talkative. If you have some juicy news which you want to share with someone who won't blow it out into the open, play safe and don't share it with those who write with an open "o". A closed "o" means that the person can keep secrets. As for an open bottom "o" or "a" or "d", you'd better beware. Why? Because that person is a bottom feeder.

For the letter "t", if someone writes the horizontal stroke slanting downwards to the right, it means that that person will not compromise and will insist on his way or the highway. So, if you're going to hire someone or work with someone who won't be a pain to you and the team, this is something to look out for.

 

A good question which was brought up by my friend, and my answer as follows:

Q: "But we hardly write nowadays.. I wonder how accurate will it apply to us or does the handwriting reflects how we think/feel/are at the point of time... I was thinking, the handwriting could be reflecting that moment of time but might not be the complete character of a person.. Just a thought "

A: "To some extent, the base character will still show through. For example, someone who only wants his way but is yet sad during a down period in his life could have the horizontal stroke of his "t" slanting downwards and have an increasingly small signature over that period of time because of the way he perceives himself or his self-worth."

Did you know that your handwriting can also indicate your physical health and wellbeing? 

For more info, priest (aka please) donates to moi bank accounts. Don't need hit to over SG$70,000.00 ones. But hor, if can hit over that amount, I don't mind also, lah. *cough*

Thanks for reading! :)