Posted by Handwriting Analysis on March 31, 2000 at 00:52:57:
Looks like you're always ahead of yourself! Your wide left margin indicates that you put the past far behind you. Are you running away from something or just embracing the future? Either way, you manage to jump into new things without looking back.
Tend to tackle too much? Your widening right margin tells us you do. You probably jump headlong into projects without realizing what you're getting into. What started out as fun might turn into a burden.
Whoa there, take it easy. A heavy slash is indicative of a harsh personality. You don't allow yourself to get close to many people, and your potentially abrupt manner can sometimes be off-putting.
But that's not in the rulebook! Writers who hug the baseline tend to play life by the rules. You probably value security and stability over adventure and excitement. Pragmatic and particular, your life is always kept in control and running smoothly.
If life is a balancing act, you're doing pretty well. A moderately straight baseline indicates a well-balanced person who is both dependable and flexible. You've got good common sense and can solve problems creatively. Keep on this track, and you'll be able to handle whatever life sends your way.
Everything's coming up roses. Your slant shows an even temperament and a warm outlook on life. Neither overly excited nor unusually down. You're just going with the flow.
Up, up and away! An upward slanting bar indicates optimism, hopefulness and forward thinking.
You are warm and approachable. A right slant indicates a general openness and ease of expression. You're probably very in touch with your emotions and aren't afraid to let them show. People enjoy your easygoing nature and admire your sincerity.