By: vickey

vickey — Thu, 28 Jul 2016 23:52:20 +0000

A signature shows the ego of the writer. A writer needs to write several lines on unlined white paper to make a proper assessment.
Diana’s slow, rounded writing, shows a mentally lazy, cool-headed mind under control (straight up and down letters – no slant). Her looped letters are close to the same size of the other letters, showing a lack of ideology/idealism/spirituality. The lack of outgoing terminals indicate her degree of selfishness.
Donald’s shows an intense, logical introvert (strong pressure/vitality, letters connected and close together) with much resistance, judgment and intelligence seen in the sharp letters that give him the determination and stamina for hard work. His slant is balanced between his mind and his heart, capable of normal affection. The lack of outgoing terminals, and especially the final “d” coming back to self before it heads down shows his degree of selfishness. (I rarely see inherent generosity in a script, especially in males). Yes, the o and a in “Donald” are closed loops, indicating a degree of impenetrability – a personality who is not comfortable sharing his inner world with others. But there is no peacock-type vanity seen in his script like the larger than life B and O of O’bama’s cool-headed male script (slant leans backwards; cold blooded – his letters connected showing male logic and lack of normal affection – no 45 degree slant.) Followed by very small, critical lower case letters that appear almost snake-like, the final ending terminal stroke pushes out in a downward slope away from the other letters, indicating his degree of selfishness wants his own way with a tendency to push things away from self).
John McCain shows me a sensitive (far forward slant), critical/analytical (small writing) introvert (letters close together. He would be well suited to work long hours behind a desk.
Hillary’s signature, with the large H and C, followed by small, critical small letter shows another example of a cool headed, critical mind that has a tendency to push things away, seen in the final terminal stroke on “Clinton.” It appears she has flashes of intuition (breaks in between the letters) which can make her a good judge of character, but because of her degree of selfishness (lack of outgoing terminals such as the “y”) the intuition can be used to benefit the self.
There is really not enough featured here to make any more comments.
My uncle, Joe Stanovich, who taught me enough to find the integrity in a script, was an associate of DeWitt B.Lucas, the pioneer of the Science of Handwriting.

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