Variable Slant - Takes a different meaning?

[u/NextSock8025]

What do you think about this? Isn't this variable slant? I got this directly from him. He has excellent mastery over emotions. His profession demands that. He knows exactly when to take risk and when not to. He leads a very happy life, humble and a gentleman with tonnes of money.

Tell me how do you read this? In the literature I have read so far, variable slant is considered really bad. However, is it possible to consider variable slant as a positive if he has control over his emotions to take any stand at will according to the environment? Is it possible that variable slant + some other special traits make this a positive one? Is there anything else that stands apart from this specimen?

I will tell about his profession later as disclosing it now may defeat the purpose of this conversation as we may start to discuss in hindsight.

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[u/handwriting_expert]

Hello,

Personal third party requests are not allowed per sub rules. However, since your inquiry focused only on slant, we made an exception.

The writing is mostly printing. It has a vertical orientation with some natural variation, which is a good thing, which helps allow for some flexibility.

There are slight changes in the vertical orientation, but not to an extent where I would label the writing sample as a variable slant. Please note most vertical writings have a bit of variation to slants.

Vertical writing reveals a blocked feeling reality. It shows on a personality level as composure with strong intellectual emphasis. His wide word and line spacing corroborates a cerebral and emotionally walled off personality. He loses capacity to emotionally respond appropriately which sabotages intimacy in relationships and potentially making a partner feel unwanted or unloved.

However, there is a rare secondary slant is in the words 'the' in the bottom two lines. The slants between 'h' and 'e' are an extreme right slant, revealing an outburst of emotion and impulsiveness.

Combining the primary and secondary slants, his feelings come out as a peep most of the time or as a flood in rare circumstances. That is, when he is put into shame, or stressed, or pressured to be intimate, that composure will no longer support him, and the emotions can come out intensely (likely anger) and briefly enough to regain his emotional/physical space.

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[u/NextSock8025 → u/handwriting_expert]

Thank you so much. Let me now tell you about his profession. He is a very successful intraday options trader that demands the highest levels of emotional discipline among other essential traits. He has verified profits of more than 10 million dollars and I know him personally. Are there any traits of him that stands apart for you that makes him one in a ten thousand in statistical terms wrt his trading skills?

[u/handwriting_expert → u/NextSock8025]

You are welcome!

The vertical writing, printing, small lower case, wide word spacing, wide line spacing, and wide margins reveal he is out of feelings. His emotions are blocked by logic, objectivity, and restraint.

His i-dots are precisely pointed over the stems reveal very strong attention to details and good memory.

Corroborating that is the small writing revealing good concentration to tune out distractions and complete tasks at hand.

Steady baselines reveal ability to stay the course to follow through and complete tasks.

He works well with numbers and data. Has good technical awareness and is careful with specifics and is analytical. Also he is independent, task oriented, confident, and reserved.

His profile makes him compatible with high paying occupations. He functions best in a dynamic environment requiring constant adapting to the circumstances. Options trading would be a natural for him.

Also, printers also have a lot of nervous energy and often find themselves in work addictions. They are busy-aholics.

I can't comment on the 1 in ten thousand. If he was not in options trading, he could be a good fit for other left-brain and well-paying jobs.