[lit-ideas] Geary's Handwriting: Female -- and 'Girlie'?
- From: Jlsperanza@xxxxxxx
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 21:00:16 EDT
Apparently, there's serious anaysis of handwriting -- as it applies to sex.
More below.
Cheers
JL
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_http://www.myhandwriting.com/booksetc/chap8pg2.html_
(http://www.myhandwriting.com/booksetc/chap8pg2.html)
"Although handwriting does not reveal gender, we all know that men and women
are different."
"First, you need to understand the longer the lower zone letter extends, the
stronger the physical drive."
"In handwriting, you can't necessarily tell if a man is easy by the size of
his y, g, or j-loop. Therefore the loop will simply tell whether or not he
needs sex bad enough to hunt for it."
"In handwriting, one can see these tendencies reveal themselves in a man's
handwriting. Many men press very hard onto the paper. This intensity of emotion
is like a sponge. It absorbs but doesn't express."
"Likewise, many men adopt printing instead of cursive handwriting. Cursive
reveals the subconscious mind easier than printing. If a man needs barriers or
has a fear of intimacy, he might choose to print as yet one more barrier to
the outside world. When studying intimacy, always evaluate the lower loops.
Although men who only print may be good mates, the signs will not be as easy
to
read."
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