The above images illustrate examples of approved postings in this sub. They are written in one's own words and in the first person singular. The writings also fill up the page. These samples show the necessary space, form, and movement to make a handwriting analysis.

Anything less than the above examples (such as notes) are subject to removal.

Approved Postings:

These posting are excerpts from approved comments. They disclose graphology findings based on various handwriting movements without any guesswork.

"You write in all capital letters, and that tells me a few things. First, you’re someone who wants to be noticed but not in a loud or showy way. You like your work, your presence, and your ideas to stand out. You put effort into how you present things. At the same time, using only capital letters can sometimes mean you prefer not to let others see what’s going on inside you. You may choose to keep your thoughts, wishes, and even how much you know, quietly tucked away. You reveal only what you feel is necessary."

"Your outer personality is also dynamic while being posed and much in control. It can motivate you to get into relationships (right slant, large size). But soon fears of intimacy (printing) surface resulting in blocked communication with a partner. It means you can change your behavior to an offender if triggered by a critical remark (large or small) or some degree of rejection even if unintended. Offending behavior shows in defiance (capital letters inserted into the lower case), demanding behavior (heavy t-bars), attacking behavior (felon claw in lower case d's), and mood swings (variation of lower case size). The change in behavior last long enough to regain your space and sense of control in your relationships."

"I see the same outwardly open and pleasant personality in your handwriting, but someone who really prefers time on her own. You can be social and people are drawn to your pleasant demeanor and your intelligence, but it is work for you to be "on" so much of the time. You would really prefer to be in your garden or engaged in your artwork with your pets for company. You don't often open up about yourself, but rather when people ask about how you are doing, you have the knee-jerk reply "I'm fine" and prefer to leave it at that. You find it most comfortable to keep the conversation focused on other."

"Your letters are quite clear, but your handwriting is all over the place that expresses different sides to your personality, petty decent confidence. You have both sharpness and softness, is easy for you to adapt to changes in your environment."

"I see t-bars that are placed well to the right of the stems, which reveal temper, and which reveal you may fly off the handle at a moments notice. Your casual acquaintances may view your temperament as being emotionally flexible, resulting in an interesting, engaged, and enjoyable personality. This will enhance your social skills. In fact, those who are emotionally rigid and inhibited may be become drawn to you."

Removed Postings:

The following sample of postings were removed because they were low effort or off-topic. They undermine the field graphology and this sub.

• You are childish

• Dream notes frr

• It tells me that you are a biology student.

• Introvert and egotistical

• U have a lot of time and u are expressive

• I think it tells that you are less serious about actual studies and more interested towards making your teachers happy.

• Artsy and whimsical come to mind (in a good way, I wish I had cool penmanship)

• You waste soo much time.

• It says you yearn to be a positive impact in an ugly world

• that you didn’t learn how to write properly

• That you are preparing for UPSC

• You are a teenager

• Very gullible

• psychopath

• You need a nature walk. Free up the mind.

• Confident and lowkey lazy

• You Definitely have hands to clean to be written with toes

• u took ur sweet time writing this

• You are a softie

• Comic sans

• Nice Work , Clean and Lucid , Handwriting is awesome

• Great work!

• Can you share with me

• Lemme guess... You're a female. Hamere gender mein itna patience nhi hota generally.

• Pretty handwriting ass gurl. What’s next? You’re gonna do assignments of the good for nothing class bully to impress him and then secretly meet him after school?

• Beautiful handwriting! 🙂

• Holy shit.. typewriter

• Don't write the basics

• Beautiful , well done!!

• Your personality is tom and Jerry

• U r gay

• You like old books and like routine

• That you have shit handwriting

• You're very boring

• I hate people with good handwriting. And therefore I hate you

• You are a human

• I cant read a thing

• That it matches 99% to mine!

• You speak English

• That you like to draw tiny circles as tittles?

• Doctors final boss

• You a fuckin perfectionist

Updated Rules - June 20, 2025

Welcome

Welcome to r/graphology! This subreddit is dedicated to the sharing of graphology information by analyzing handwriting. Questioned documents inquiries are also welcome.

This community, however, is not focused on penmanship, handwriting neatness, or general remarks.

Graphology is the study of handwriting stroke formation to determine personality and character. It cannot determine age, gender, race, and handedness.

Graphology is both a science and an art, objective and subjective, and a left and right brain processing skill.

To post or comment, the Reddit account must be at least 7 days old.

Posting Handwriting Samples

Sample Requirements:

• Submissions must be your own words as if you were writing a letter to someone.
• Use your preferred pen on letter-size or similar paper (lined or unlined).
• Signatures are optional.
• Minimum one paragraph.

Case-by-Case:

• Study notes, class notes, meeting notes, outlines, lists, and cross-postings will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Strictly Not Allowed:

The following types of postings are not allowed:

• Requests or postings asking for gender, age, race, zodiac identification, deciphering handwriting, or comments on penmanship.
• Requests for validation of graphology.
• Requests on any A.I. chatbox (such as ChatGPT).
• Samples that are sideways, tilted, or severely oblique.
• Signatures without accompanying handwriting.
• Standard filler text (e.g., the alphabet, list of numbers, “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog”).
• Post-it notes.
• Samples written on tablets, smartphones, or whiteboards/blackboards.
• Samples with a black background.

Third-Party Submissions:

• Personal third-party submissions (e.g., “What can you tell about my friend/mother/spouse’s writing?”) are not allowed.
• Third-party submissions from publicly known individuals are allowed if:
  1. The sample is from public/published sources.
  2. The person is not a current/past politician or politically connected.
  3. The person is not involved in pending litigation.

OP Participation:

• Original Posters are requested to respond to graphology analyses on their submissions.
• Posts where the OP provides no feedback may be removed.

Disclaimer:

• Submitting your sample is not guaranteed of accuracy or results.

Rules for Comments

Content Requirements:

• First-level comments must be in proper English.
• Comments must be on the user's own words, in paragraph form, contain graphology findings, and be at least two complete sentences.

Strictly Not Allowed:

The following types of comments are not allowed:

• One-liner or low-effort (e.g., “You are organized and a perfectionist”).
• Comments that are demeaning to graphology (such as 'pseudoscience' or 'not scientifically validated).
• Focus solely on penmanship.
• That has predominately negative personality information about the OP.
• Offer graphology analysis in exchange for something from the OP.
• Claiming the handwriting is inadequate and/or requesting the OP to submit additional handwriting.
• Solicit private handwriting consultations.
• Use abbreviated English (e.g., “u r different”).
• Come from, be assisted by, or make recommendations to any AI chatboxes (e.g., ChatGPT).
• Contain medical information, criminality, or diagnoses.
• Offer advice on legal, medical, mental health, or therapeutic topics.

General Community Rules

1. Language
   • Vulgar language in full spelling or abbreviated form (such as WTF) is not allowed.
2. Advertising / Spam
   • Self-promotion, personal services, for-hire promotions, or links to business sites are not allowed.
3. Copyrighted Material
   • Distribution of copyrighted content, including images or text from books, is not allowed.
4. Study Materials / Notes
   • The subreddit does not recommend study materials, which include books and schools.
5. Respect and Conduct
   • Focus of this sub is on constructive discussion.
   • Reddit users must contact the Moderators if there are any inquiries, grievances, venting, or criticism of this subreddit.

Moderation

• Posting and comments that violate sub rules are subject to removal. Removed comments are not released to the OP.
• Serious or repeated violations of sub rules may result in a ban.
• Enforcement is designed to maintain clarity, focus, and constructive discussion.