GraphoLogix

21/10/2024

📣 Winner announcement ️🎊

We are thrilled to announce the 4th winner of our personalised handwriting analysis 📜!

Congratulations to... ✨️ Ana Rigonatto ✨️!
We will be in touch shortly with all the info!

⏳️ Only one more winner to go - who will be the last lucky follower? Stay tuned! 🍀

Wishing everyone a wonderful week ahead 🌞!

05/10/2024

Happy weekend, everyone 🌞!

We are excited to announce the third lucky winner of our free handwriting analysis ✍️!

Congratulations to ✨️ Gita Lohar ✨️! We'll be in touch soon with instructions for submitting your graphology sample 📜.

Two more winners to go - Stay tuned, the next one could be you 👀!

13/09/2024

✨️ New handwriting trait: Felon's claw ✨️!

🔎 A felon's claw looks like an inverted cup - a sharp curve that resembles a claw. It is particularly significant in the lower zone of letters such as G and Y.

⛓️This trait is often (though not always) seen in the handwriting of criminals or people who are not to be trusted.

💔 It is often associated with perceived rigidity, abuse or deprivation during childhood, leading the writer to feel entitled to take what they believe they deserve.

🤑 That is why this trait is frequently spotted in the handwriting of petty thieves, such as pilferers and shoplifters.

🚫 But it can also indicate that the writer has a relaxed attitude toward the law or rules in general.

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✨️ Please remember that Graphology is a compex discipline, and it's important to consider other elements in the handwriting for a comprehensive evaluation.

🔴 It you want to learn more about handwriting analysis, like our page for updates and insights!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

01/09/2024

✍️ How do you write your letter "c" ✨️?

1️⃣ If your letter "c" curls at the beginning, almost like a letter "e", it suggests that you tend to prioritise your own needs. This doesn't mean that you lack generosity or consideration for others, but your default mindset is certainly more self-focused, at least for now!

2️⃣ If your letter "c" starts with a leading stroke, it indicates a hesitant approach. You might be afraid of making mistakes or uncertain about trusting others. This uncertainty can sometimes hold you back from taking bold steps or making quick decisions.

3️⃣ If your letter "c" is almost closed like a letter "o", it suggests that you have a reserved nature and keep your privacy in high regard. It's a form of self-protection.

❗️ However, don't forget that our personalities are complex, and Graphology studies the combination of all handwriting traits, so a professional analysis is needed for a comprehensive evaluation 😉

💬️ What type of "c" are you? 1, 2 or 3? Tell us in the comments! And please like our page if you would like to see more handwriting content ✨️

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

25/08/2024

📣Thank you to our amazing first followers!When we launched this new handwriting analysis page, we thought we'd be sharing our passion with a small, niche audience. Honestly, we didn't expect to have any followers at all 😅!

But we have been completely overwhelmed by the incredible response and the interest you have shown in our posts 🙏.

To express our appreciation and give back some of the love we have received, we have decided to do something special 💥.

Among all the wonderful people who have LIKED OUR PAGE before September 15th at 00:00 CET, we'll randomly select 5 lucky winners for a ✨ ️FREE PROFESSIONAL HANDWRITING ANALYSIS in English or Italian🎁!

The draw will be shared right here on our page, so everyone can join in the excitement. Winners will also be contacted directly, so keep an eye on your inbox and get ready to write ✍️! You can participate on Instagram too!

Thank you again for your support, and stay tuned for more insights into the fascinating word of graphology 🖤!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

23/08/2024

✨️ New handwriting trait: Fatalism ✨️!

🔎 Fatalism can be observed in lower loops of letter G, J, and Y, which extend downward toward the right.

👎The writer with this trait feels pessimistic and discouraged, and is not satisfied with their personal relationships.

💫 Fatalistic writers believe that their life is governed by destiny, and feel powerless to change the course of events.

🔮 This type of writers often seek to uncover what future holds by investing time and money in consulting astrologers, card readers and fortune tellers.

✨️ Please remember that Graphology is a compex discipline, and it's important to consider other elements in the handwriting for a comprehensive evaluation.

🔴 It you want to learn more about handwriting analysis, like our page for updates and insights!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

30/07/2024

✍️ How do you write your capital B ✨️?

📏 A narrow (lean) capital B in handwriting often indicates a reserved individual who doesn't seek validation or recognition from others. This personality has a component of shyness and prefers to blend in rather than stand out.

📐 A broad capital B suggests a more extrovert individual who enjoys the limelight and attention from others. People with this handwriting style tend to be expressive and enjoy engaging in social activities.

💥 A final stroke prolonged under the letter B towards the left reveals a strong sense of self-importance, ego, or self-regard. The writer may have a high opinion of themselves or a desire to assert their presence.

📟 A capital B shaped like the number 13 indicates an analytical mind with a strong focus on facts and figures. These individuals likely value precision and detail in their approach to problem-solving.

👉 And you? How do you write your 'B'? Tell us in the comments 💬! And please like our page for more handwriting content ✍️✨️!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

24/07/2024

✨️ New handwriting trait: Procrastination ⏳️!

🔎 Procrastination can be seen in dots placed to the left of their stems on the letters I and J. It can also appear in T-bars placed to the left of the stem.

⏰️This habit involves avoiding important or necessary activities in favour of more pleasurable or less urgent ones.

📋 It can result from a variety of factors, such as lack of motivation, fear of failure, perfectionism, or poor time management.

🥵 Procrastination can lead to stress, reduced productivity, and missed deadlines, and it often contributes to feelings of guilt or anxiety.

✨️ Please remember that Graphology is a complex discipline, and it's important to consider other elements in the handwriting for a comprehensive evaluation.

🔴 If you want to learn more about handwriting analysis, please like our page for updates and insights!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

18/07/2024

✍️ How do you write your capital A ✨️?

🔴 A rounded 'A' in handwriting indicates that the writer is 😊 kind, gracious, and approachable. They are friendly and good at forming connections, though they may sometimes be self-protective to avoid getting hurt. Easy-going by nature, they prefer harmony over conflict and often choose the path of least resistance.

🔺️ An angular 'A' suggests that the writer is 🔎 rational, analytical, and logical. They tend to be reserved and prefer to handle situations in a methodical manner. Steadfast and resolute, they are likely to stand their ground if their opinions are challenged.

🟥 A square 'A' denotes skills in 🧩 mechanics and construction. Writers with this trait are often creative and possess good manual dexterity. They may excel in hands-on activities and enjoy working with tools to build and create.

👉 And you? How do you write your 'A'? Tell us in the comments 💬! And please follow our page for more graphological content ✍️💥!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

14/07/2024

🌟 New handwriting trait: JEALOUSY❤️‍🔥!

🔍 Jealousy can be seen in small clockwise loops at the beginning of letters. It is particularly strong if it appears in the ppI.

👱‍♂️ Jealousy often stems from childhood feelings of neglect and it's frequently associated with siblings rivalry for parents' attention.

⚔️ Feelings of jealousy are often connected to low self-esteem and excessive antagonism, driven by the fear of losing someone or something.

👉 It is not limited to romantic relationships; it can occur in various contexts including friendship, family dynamics and professional settings.

On a positive note, it can drive ambition 🏆 but, if unchecked, it can also lead to depression, isolation or aggressiveness 💥.

✨️ Please remember that Graphology is a complex discipline, and it's important to consider other elements handwriting for a comprehensive evaluation. Jealousy, for example, can also be indicated by the combination of other traits.

🔴 If you want to learn more about Graphology, please like our page for updates and insights!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

10/07/2024

✨️ New handwriting trait: DAYDREAMING ✨️!

The letter T can give us clues about the writer's inclination towards work and performance 📈

The higher the T-bar is placed along the stem, the more challenging the writer's goals are 🥇

When the T-bar is so high that it floats above the stem, it indicates the trait of DAYDREAMING 😶‍🌫️

This suggests that the writer is a visionary with high aspirations who loves to daydream about possible successes 🏆

✨️ Please remember that Graphology is a complex discipline, and it's important to consider other elements in the handwriting for a comprehensive evaluation

✍️ Do you know anybody who is a daydreamer? Tag them!

🔴 Please support us by liking our page for more graphological traits and insights!

✍️ School of Graphology & 📜 Handwriting analysis

04/07/2024

🌟 Welcome to GraphoLogix!

We are thrilled to embark on a journey into this fascinating world where every stroke of the pen tells a unique story ✍️. But let's start from the beginning! What is Graphology?

🔎 Graphology is the analysis of handwriting to infer aspects of the writer's:

🧩 personality
🎭 behaviour
🧠 thinking processes
💭 psychological state

The way you write can say a lot about yourself!

If you are curious about it, stay tuned ✨️!