The Ultimate Source for Self Understanding , getting more than 300,000 visits each month

Graphology (handwriting analysis) and the space between words

Graphology (handwriting analysis) and the space between words

Word spacing is the space that is left between the words while writing, It can be either wide or narrow, Differentiating between wide and narrow spacing is easy, just see if the space between two words can fit for a letter like “k” or “w” using the writer’s handwriting dimensions, if the space is too narrow for another letter to fit in then spacing is narrow and if the space is too wide so that It can bear more than a letter then the spacing is wide.

graphology and wide word spacing

Wide spacing: a writer with wide spacing between words may be independent, cautious and reserved person, he may also be experiencing loneliness at the time he wrote the sample.

graphology and narrow word spacing

Narrow spacing: the writer with close spacing needs constant contact with people and that could make him sociable and warm hearted, he may also have a feelings of insecurity.

graphology and normal word spacing

Normal spacing: as usual whenever there is a balance in the element under consideration then the person usually has got a balanced attitude towards the traits related to the element.

2knowmyself is not a simple article website nor it’s a place where you will find shallow fixes, but it’s a place where you will find effective techniques that are backed by psychology and that are presented in obvious and understandable format. If you think that this is some kind of marketing hype then see what other visitors say about 2knowmyself.The book How to make someone fall in love with you was released by 2knowmyself.com; the book will dramatically increase your chance of letting someone fall in love with you.

Did that help?

No, I am lonely, what to do??

Yes, get me back to the graphology’s main page

I didn't find my question here.How to make someone fall in love with me? (book)

How to get over anyone in few days? (book)

Click here to see all 2knowmyself's books