For fun - handwriting analysis

[summerling]

This handwriting test states I'm an "ambivert". This is a cross between an extrovert and an introvert. I can go either way, but it really depends on the situation. I tend to be an introvert

Comments

[celtic_shadow]

Wow. That was unnervingly accurate. I got "ambivert" too. According to Myers-Briggs, I am slightly more introverted than extroverted. I feel more extroverted around small groups and large groups intimidate me especially if I don't know the people. I derive most of my energy by being by myself. But anway...I found it unbelievably crazy that this popped up in my analysis - "Jenna will be somewhat moody, with highs and lows. Sometimes she will be happy, the next day she might be sad" considering I am bipolar. Weird. I'm interested in learning the science behind handwriting analysis.

[summerling]

Yes, the analysis was fairly accurate for me as well as for some of my friends. Hope you had fun with it!

[contrariandoer]

That's odd. It didn't tell me that I'm INTJ or INTP. The result
contains no MBTI information about a person.

[jacobine]

It doesn't give you MB type information.

[roid]

this test just gave me the realisation that i have almost completley fergotten howto write cursively. so, at least i learned something

[night_princess]

Me too. I had beautiful handwriting throughout high school, but the amount of note-taking during college made it really small and illegible. These days, I type far more than write, and on the very rare occasions when I do have to use those primitive stick-like "writing implements", I print.

From the FAQ:

Q10: What about people who print?
A: It is a generality, but worth answering. People who print have put up a barrier to keep the world from getting to know them. They do not easily express their inner-most feelings. People who print take longer to experience intimacy and tend to have a strong external protective mental shell that is often seen as confidence.

[jacobine]

Oh, that's frighteningly accurate, too! I don't ever write cursive unless pressed to, mostly because mine is and always has been illegible unless I go slowly.

I type a lot faster than I can write, anyway.

[m_danson]

Q10: What about people who print?
A: It is a generality, but worth answering. People who print have put up a barrier to keep the world from getting to know them. They do not easily express their inner-most feelings. People who print take longer to experience intimacy and tend to have a strong external protective mental shell that is often seen as confidence.

Bull****.

[willpeavy]

Some of the analysis was accurate, and some was way off. I think the fact that I'm left handed and I haven't written in cursive since elementary school may have thrown off the results.

[lynkemma]

Apparently I'm prone to make harsh, bitter sarcastic comments - but that's all right 'cos dimplomacy is one of my best attributes.

*grin* Not entirely convinced of the intrinsic merit of that test.