10 RED FLAGS you NEED to look out for in someone's Handwriting

Summary

This video script delves into ten red flags in handwriting analysis that may indicate deeper psychological issues or concerning behaviors. It covers traits like reverses, severe tangling, page ripping, disregard for page lines, warping, and severe forward slants, each associated with different aspects of a person's life. Other flags include overly perfect handwriting, handwriting that progressively decreases in size, and overly embellished handwriting. The script emphasizes the importance of recognizing these signs for better understanding of a person's mental state.

Takeaways

• 🔍 Reverses in handwriting, especially in the lower zone, can indicate dishonesty and rebelliousness, and may also suggest deep-rooted guilt towards a person's sexuality.
• 🤔 Severe tangling in handwriting suggests confusion of thought, and when it impacts legibility, it may indicate a person is mentally incoherent.
• 📜 Ripping the page while writing is a sign of potential violence, often associated with heightened emotional states and a lack of constructive communication.
• 🚶‍♂️ Disregard for the lines on a page can indicate a person who is selfish and may act in their own interests at the expense of others.
• 🌀 Warping in handwriting points to deep emotional disturbances, with the specific zone affected indicating the area of life most affected.
• 📉 Severe forward slant in handwriting may suggest a lack of understanding of personal boundaries and can be associated with oversharing or even more concerning behaviors.
• 📏 Severely angled and compressed handwriting can reflect high stress levels, tension, and potential for anger and aggression.
• 👍 Overly perfect handwriting with firm pressure is a sign of a controlling personality, indicating a need for control over all aspects of life.
• 📉 Handwriting that progressively gets smaller may be the strongest indicator of anorexia, reflecting a desire to minimize one's presence and self-worth.
• 🎨 Overly embellished handwriting can be a cover for feelings of insecurity, often used as an overcompensation by the writer.

Q & A

What are the 10 red flags in handwriting according to the transcript?

The 10 red flags are: 1) A lot of reverses, 2) Severe tangling, 3) Ripping the page, 4) Disregard for page lines, 5) Warping, 6) Severe forward slant, 7) Severely angled and compressed handwriting, 8) Overly perfect handwriting with firm pressure, 9) Handwriting that gets progressively smaller, and 10) Overly embellished handwriting.

What does the term 'reverses' in handwriting signify?

Reverses in handwriting are indicators of dishonesty and rebelliousness. If they occur in the lower zone, they might also suggest deep-rooted guilt towards a person's sexuality.

How does the location of 'reverses' in handwriting affect its interpretation?

The location of reverses in handwriting can indicate different aspects of a person's life. Upper zone reverses suggest dishonest and rebellious thinking, middle zone indicates dishonest social practices, and lower zone suggests dishonest or rebellious desires.

What does 'severe tangling' in handwriting indicate?

Severe tangling in handwriting is an indicator of confusion of thought, and when it impacts legibility, it suggests that the person is so mentally confused that they are not coherent.

Why is consistently ripping the page during writing a concern?

Consistently ripping the page during writing is an indicator of violence and suggests that the person may not know how to communicate in a non-destructive way.

What does it mean if a person's handwriting does not adhere to the lines on the page?

Handwriting that does not adhere to the page lines can indicate a person who is selfish and may act in their own interests at the expense of others.

What does 'warping' in handwriting suggest about a person's emotional state?

Warping in handwriting suggests deep emotional disturbances and can be linked to the specific zone in which it occurs, indicating different aspects of disturbing behavior or thinking.

What does an extreme forward slant in handwriting indicate about a person's behavior?

An extreme forward slant in handwriting can indicate that a person does not understand physical or other boundaries and may struggle to control themselves physically in relation to others.

Why are angles in handwriting associated with anger and aggression?

Angles in handwriting are associated with anger and aggression because they require a lot of tension and muscular effort to create, reflecting the person's intense emotional state.

What does overly perfect handwriting with firm pressure suggest about a person's personality?

Overly perfect handwriting with firm pressure suggests that the person is extremely controlling, possibly feeling that they need to control everything to prevent something bad from happening.

Why is handwriting that gets progressively smaller a red flag for anorexia?

Handwriting that gets progressively smaller is a red flag for anorexia because it reflects the person's desire to make themselves smaller and feel less deserving of taking up space.

What does overly embellished handwriting typically indicate about a person's intentions?

Overly embellished handwriting typically indicates that a person is trying to overcompensate and cover up their own feelings of insecurity, often using romantic or showy gestures.