How Do You Cross Your Ts?
 Body language reveals what you are feeling but your handwriting discloses how your brain works. Handwriting analysts also add that your handwriting divulges your personality type by the way you cross your Ts and how you style your loops. Observe how you cross your Ts when you are using Cross Pens or any other pen for that matter.
If you cross your T after you write the complete word or cross your T before you go to the next letter you give yourself away. Crossing the T after completing the word shows you are patient and too careful and awfully hard to convince; but if you cross your T before the next letter, you personify the type who always hurries and not afraid of risks.
If your Ts have long crosses and you have leather briefcases, you are demanding and overbearing. Short crosses intimate that you're timid or very careful of your possessions. Just by watching your friends cross their Ts, you can judge for yourself if they fit the prototype.
Your Loops
Narrow loops for long but straight letter l belong to people who follow rules and they expect people to do the same. They are preoccupied with details and they take their sweet time before they can accomplish any tasks. Rounded loops, whether long or short, reveals artistic inclination, laziness (sometimes) and generosity. These people are generous with their feelings and their money.
Avoid people who write short narrow loops and an engraved business card holder because they are secretive and suspicious. In love, they are never affectionate but well, they are good secret keepers. Short but rotund loops reflect a kind heart, and person who avoids conflict. They are loyal and make good friends, but they will not hesitate to put you in your proper place.
Your Cross Pens
Watch people who use gold fountain pens; they love everything classic but will not hesitate to experiment. But a person with a silver pen is conservative and stays in the background. The opposite is true with individuals who go for floral designs. They always want to get ahead in everything they do. |
