so glad ! ! ! and thank you for sharing!!

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Great job

@@boxd3474 THANK YOUU

This is genius omfg

@@LeahEckardt oh my god im so shocked you replied🥹🥹🥹love your contents and i hope youre doing well, Leah!!

Wow, this is a really good idea!

This is literally the best idea I've seen in a while. I'd love to see this.

Every youtuber who makes a tierlist is a real youtuber 😊

Yes, I thought this too! It’s /balanced/ editing… just the right amount to be engaging and not distracting

Lowkey doesnt make sense to me how you stand up for yourself because your lowercase K looks uppercase. Sometimes you're just in a hurry and write fast so the K looks messed up. I don't think it's that deep. You can tell General traits about someone's personality from their handwriting, but specific traits from the way a letter is written feels like a little too much

Yeah, I feel this handwriting analysis stuff is very pseudoscientific.

That's a very ignorant comment. Get informed about what graphology is before criticising, you're making yourself look as a very ignorant person.

@@richardbutler9217 that is not the same as saying it is equivalent to the horoscope, that is very extreme since the horoscope is complete nonsense while graphology is actually useful, for instance graphology is used in forensics and criminology. So it has real useful applications. It's not the same as the horoscope which is purely misleading people into throwing their money away and being manipulated. Also, graphology has evolved and self-criticised and improved over time, so that argument doesn't apply.

@@richardbutler9217 @richardbutler9217 ummm alright ? The U.S this the U.S that... man, I'm not even from the U.S I don't know and shouldn't be expected to know what you do in your country.. but also and more importantly, please chill, this is just a KZfaq video that people watch for entertainment purposes, you're taking it waaaay too seriously. This is not a university class or sth, maybe let people enjoy the things they like and try to relax a little :)

little do they know ... they are in the presence of a truly authentic person :)

That’s positive. I believe they call it panache’ but sometimes it is just trite cliche’

Did they say it in a rude way or were they simply stating an observation? Also why do our photos look like a mug shot now days? Can't even have a slight smile!? 🤦‍♀️

@@earthmama9597 Slightly rude, sadly

@@aleksandra3552 This is just more proof that often when people treat you bad, it's about Them, not You. (Also, folks: consider the source.)

so fascinating!! I would love to see more examples of writing from lefties that were forced into being right handed. thank you so much for sharing

@@LeahEckardt hi im also a leftie forced to be a righty and i'd also love to answer any questions or share my experience about it. I could send my handwriting in both hands if you'd be interested in using it in a video!

Woah, as somebody who's learned to write with their non-dominant (right) hand, I also usually use it for writing in print. However, I wasn't forced to switch hands, so I believe I may have made the conscious decision to write in that style. Still, I wonder if it's common for forced righties to write in print, as writing with one's non-dominant hand tends to feel more unnatural.

Man, I am a lefty all the way. I’d love to learn how to write with my right hand - as well as play guitar, with my right. Especially with the health issues I have - my left side can get a bit sore. I have this theory, about doing mirror exercises.. It’s similar to how amputees with phantom pains will do exercises in the mirror, with their remaining limb. The brain registers it as the limb, which, was amputated - so, it allows the brain to build new neural pathways, to a limb it believes exists, vs. the one that no longer does. I’m wondering if practicing, say, the guitar in the mirror, as a lefty, would allow my brain to shift easier into playing right handed - being I am, like, SUPER left-handed. Which, is a bit of a bitch - being most guitars come right-handed..

@@XOChristianaNicole Honestly, just incorporating the use of my non-dominant hand in my daily life is what worked best for me. Maybe keeping a little notebook on your person for practicing to write with your right hand could help.

I don’t know the exact answer but I feel like it could make you feel more confident in the moment but unless you write all the time and always look out for it it will quickly go away after finishing writing

There is something called reverse graphotherapy where people change aspects in their handwriting on purpose. From what I’ve heard, it works to change personality traits but I haven’t really done much research. I think if someone were to start deliberately placing their t bars higher their drive to succeed would increase, kinda like subliminal messaging because it’s working with the unconscious mind…. Does that make sense haha 😭😭😭

Yeah, there are programs on forensic where they go to jail and detention camp 🧱🧸 and do handwriting therapy sessions on young criminals to remove their sociopathic handwriting traits and teach them how to write. ✨The graphologist in the study claims to have 100% success rate and that she can successfully reprogram their subconscious

yes this is a concept called graphotherapy! and although I haven't really done thorough research on it, I have colleagues that have, and they find it to have results. I've been a bit reluctant to study it because I know that changing your handwriting takes a lot of disciplined practice, and is not easy for most people. hope this helps!

@@LeahEckardt ohhh ok thanks everyone for replying

Mhmm then it comes to the category of fugitive gesture & flourishing There are many types such as boldness, confusion, flattery, hiding, phlegm..

Some would disagree with me, but waves in the signature would indicate a humorous social personality! like the "public image" has a self of humor!

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Oh my gosh. This is the EXACT SAME for me with my handwriting because mine is just like this. I always write in print but it looks half like cursive, and, if I don't look at my notes often, I sometimes find MYSELF not being able to read my own handwriting; in grade school, it was common to have my teachers hand back my tests with "sloppy work" written at the top, and I also remember starting a job taking food orders during my college years and my boss and co-workers making jokes about my writing looking like a doctors' signature (they got used to it quickly, though). 😆 I find that I'm capable of writing legibly and in a style that looks more like a proper print but only if I write very slowly, but I have no patience for that so find myself still using fluidity. And I've always been annoyingly competitive, especially when I was younger, so maybe not a coincidence. But, overall, I'm glad to see that this falls under the Green Flag category because I always got negatively for my penmanship. (And I do have a knack for creative problem-solving).

My handwriting is a mix of cursive and print lol. I try to at least make it legible, though.

I also always wondered why I always had a little pause (the anxiety break) in my handwriting when I take lecture notes, and that segment of your video makes sense. In that setting I’m rushing to get as much information as possible so it tracks lol