Handwriting Analysis #1: [Base of the Personality] (1/3) Emotionally Withdrawn | Graphology by APDaga

Handwriting Analysis #1: [Base of the Personality] (1/3) Emotionally Withdrawn | APDaga
I have learned handwriting analysis (Graphology) in my college days and now I have decided to share my knowledge about handwriting analysis with all of you guys. 

The intention of sharing handwriting analysis knowledge is pure and to help other curious minds like me. Please make use of it for the betterment of society and the world. As all of you know "With great power & knowledge comes great responsibility

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Disclaimer:

  • Our handwriting is a reflection of our personality at the moment. Your handwriting doesn't speak about your future. So, don't expect that you will be doing future predictions using handwriting analysis. 

  • You can know the present state of your mind with handwriting analysis and improve it or make it better with practice and hard work in the proper direction. 

  • Any trait does not indicate anything white or black in your personality. Everyone is unique and their personality is made up of a combination of multiple traits.

  • and the most important thing to remember is "A person's personality changes over the period." If you see something negative in someone's personality that doesn't mean that's permanent."

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Base of Personality:

The base of your personality reveals your true nature. It gives an insight into your emotional response to various situations and circumstances. It also reveals your temperament. Your tendency to hold n to different aspects of life comes to the surface.

Slant in handwriting talks about Emotional Response, Emotional Outlay & Social Aptitude. It can be categorized into 3 types:
  1. Emotionally Withdrawn

  2. Emotionally Responsive

  3. Ambivert



Type of Slants:

There are 5 main types of slants. From left to right, the 5 categories go like FA, AB, BC, CD, DE, E+.
The below image will give your a clear idea about all 5 slants.

detailed emotional gauge - apdaga

The examples below each category are the possible responses of people with various slants, after they have dropped a drink and made a mess.

  • FA Traits: (< 90 degrees) 
    • Reserved
    • Self-centered
    • Judgment Rules
    • Enjoy being alone
    • Cannot express emotions
    • EX: "I'll just let the janitor clean this. After all, that's his job." 

  • AB Traits: (>90 degrees & <115 degrees)
    • Judgment Rules
    • Ruled by head not heart
    • Rarely shows emotions
    • Objective
    • Withholds Emotions
    • EX: "No big deal. I'll just get this cleaned up before anyone sees it."

  • BC Traits: (>115 degrees & <125 degrees)
    • Sympathetic
    • Just an AB slant writer with slightly more emotional influence.
    • EX: "Darn it! Oh well, I'll just clean it up and get another one."

  • CD Traits: (>125 degrees & <135 degrees)
    • Ambivert
    • Shows affection
    • Expressive, yet logical
    • Subject to emotional appeals
    • EX: "Gee, what a mess. How could I have done that?"

  • DE Traits: (>135 degrees & <150 degrees)
    • Need for affection
    • Good with people
    • Natural salesperson
    • Very emotionally expressive
    • Emotional highs & lows
    • EX: "Oh No! Why did this have to happen? I just didn't need this right now!"

  • E+ Traits: (>150 degrees)
    • Impulsive
    • Needs touching
    • Extreme Extrovert
    • Emotional Storms
    • A natural-born 'actor'
    • Extreme mood swings
    • Ruled by heart, not head
    • Needs to express feelings
    • EX: "Oh my gosh! I can't believe I dropped it! Wow! Look at that! Oh, I can't stand it! Did anyone see? I need help! Why me? How do I clean this up? I think I'm going to faint!" And so on and so on......



The FA slant is again subcategorized into 2 sub-types:

Extreme FA & Proper FA slant | Handwriting Analysis - apdaga
Extreme FA & Proper FA slants
  • Extreme FA: (<55 degrees)
    • FA traits towards the extreme side
       
  • Proper FA: (>55 degrees & <90 degrees)
    • It is again a FA trait but comparatively lesser than Extreme FA.

All slants with degree calculations | Handwriting Analysis - apdaga
Degree calculations

Here, we will talk about Emotionally Withdrawn.




Emotionally Withdrawn:

Emotionally Withdrawn | Handwriting Analysis - apdaga
  • Shown by a consistent leftward slant - Extreme FA, Proper FA & AB slant

  • The upstrokes and slant are a minimum of 90 degrees from the baseline.

  • An introvert. (The smaller the writing size, the more introverted)

  • This person keeps his own counsel, rarely expresses feelings, and makes logical, unemotional decisions.

  • The FA writer has regressed into himself and is unable to show emotion. This condition may be temporary, or it can become permanent. People with a left slant are very self-centered. There is no room for anyone else.

  • The vertical AB writer has no need to show emotions. He is head-ruled and will make decisions based upon the premise of, "What's in it for me?" A sad story and tears will have no effect on the decisions this person makes.

  • NOTE: The person with a slightly right slant BC is still head ruled, and even though he will listen to a sad story, his decision will be based on logic.


Samples:

Handwriting Analysis - Emotionally Withdrawn - sample - apdaga
Sample 1: Emotionally Withdrawn Handwriting

FA slant sample | Emotionally Withdrawn | apdaga
Sample 2: FA Slant - Emotionally Withdrawn Handwriting 
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AB slant sample | Emotionally Withdrawn | apdaga
Sample 3: AB Slant - Emotionally Withdrawn Handwriting
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FA, AB slant sample | Emotionally Withdrawn | apdaga
Sample 4: FA & AB Slant - Emotionally Withdrawn Handwriting
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Summary:

Strokes:

  • Slant

Location:

  • Upper Zone

Focus Letters:

  • All

Trait:

  • Rarely express feelings.
  • Makes logical & unemotional decisions.

Degree Traces / Present:

  • between 50 to 115 degrees

Comments:

  • Introvert
  • Judgemental
  • Withhold feelings
  • Objective
  • Leftward Slant: 60 to 70% of the strokes will end up at an angle to the left of 90 degrees. People with this trait may have a hard time expressing their feelings and connecting with and trusting other people.

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