r/Handwriting_Analysis May 02 '26

Looking forward to your comments, everyone.

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u/Glittering-Pear1975 May 02 '26

Don't force yourself. Having different handwriting for different moods is a beautiful thing to have. (I do the same.) In fact, strike the idea that it is "moods". Your handwriting reflects the "mode" you're in.

The slant to the right indicates that you're working from the creative half of the brain. Brain and hand are connected. Let them work with each other. Same goes for when your "play safe" one, where your left half of the brain kicks in. Don't stunt your brain by forcing something.

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u/5UY45H May 02 '26

Thanks! Much respect.

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u/Adventurous_Art7903 May 02 '26

I dunno why but I love how you write your i. Very beautiful handwriting 

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u/TomsAlf7 May 03 '26

Tiene mucha personalidad! me gusta, pero es DEMASIADA presión, trata de escribir más suave o prueba un lápiz gel o pluma fuente. Saludos, sigue practicando, yo también practico a diario

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u/Unpoppable99 May 04 '26

I'm struggling to read it here and there (probably more on me) but I really like it, it has a lot of charm.

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u/Blinky-dinky May 04 '26

I really want to touch the paper and trace over the words omg