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Zazazu:
I write in a mesh of cursive and print. My "I" is always in print. I are fucknut, too?
GelatinousSubstance:
Quote from: rufio on 2009 May 29, 20:32:40
What does it say about me if I always write I in print, even when the rest of my writing is (mostly) in cursive?
To be taken with a grain of salt:
It depends. If a person writes with an open ‘I', without being crossed at the top or bottom, they have an orphaned attitude about themselves - as already stated. They possibly didn't spend much time with their parents, or they had to physically raise themselves, or felt like they did - depending on the situation. This creates an individual that isn't influenced by either parent since neither parent made much of an impact.
If it's a closed ‘I', that is both crossed at the top and bottom, I believe it hints at resentment or enforcement in regards to a person's parent(s), or possibly a feeling of being overburdened/cut off by one or both of them depending on where the stronger cross is. If I recall correctly, the general rule is to just imagine both the maternal and/or paternal influence cutting off the individual and stopping them from going in either direction. (i.e.: Dad wants son to be a doctor; son wants to be a video game designer = loss of opportunity is met with resentment)
It's been a while since I studied all of this (back in the early nineties and mostly out of curiosity) so, I may be a little rusty, and of course, the rest of the handwriting helps to paint a better picture and can give a better hint at what is going on.
None of this is gospel though - I just find it interesting because it's fun.
rufio:
Sounds a bit like those games where you add up all the letters from your name and your crush's name to find out if it's TWU WUV to me. What if my entire handwriting style is heavily influenced by the fact that I apparently never learned correct penmanship, and writing for more than about ten seconds at a time causes horrible pain in my wrist which inevitably turns any further writing into a wibbly unintelligible mess?
Simchick:
I know I'm going to get my ass kicked but I could not resist. Nine pages of totally irrelevant shit. And I read (past tense) every last page because this site cracks me up.
GelatinousSubstance:
Then the analysis of your handwriting would be incorrect.
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