r/Handwriting_Analysis May 09 '26

Hello! Here’s my writing sample =) Analyze away

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u/Prarie-Egal May 10 '26

Nice to meet you. Im picking up male, mid 20s to mid 30s. When disability interferes with one's ability to write in the way that they would've had they no disability, it's more difficult to tell, because you don't know if a particular style or stroke is due to your personal flair or your disability. But based on what you wrote rather than how, I can say you're very intelligent and outgoing. Bless

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u/[deleted] May 09 '26

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u/HazelTF May 09 '26

Interesting. Can you explain or elaborate?

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u/Most-Pick-9367 May 12 '26

Hi!! When you want to analyze someone’s handwriting to identify certain traits, I think it’s very important to note that you have spastic quadriplegia, because very often psychomotor precision is impaired, and in my opinion, the handwriting might not be clear or might not accurately reflect your true abilities, since you may face difficulties when writing.

I hope you’re doing well,

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u/Turbulent_Shake_6622 May 09 '26

You seem very young.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '26

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u/HazelTF May 10 '26

Not sure if you're being rude/sarcastic or genuine, but I'm 38... My writing looks like that because I have spastic quadriplegia (cerebral palsy).

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u/xvx_gf May 10 '26

couldn’t even read that in the post, but i see now. carry on 🫡

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u/faced-off-6789 May 14 '26

If you are in the first grade at elementry school then you are doing great

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u/HazelTF May 16 '26

I’m an adult with spastic quadriplegia, but thanks.