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EPISODE · Jan 2, 2022 · 5 MIN

What does your handwriting say about you?

from Drea’s Point of View · host Andrea Brigette

've always been curious about the way people write there's so many variations of writing techniques some write with a slant others write big but what does it say about your personality graphology the study of handwriting can tell almost everything about you welcome to dress point of view. listeners of new and old make sure that you hit that subscribe button so you can get that biweekly dose of Dreya also follow me on IG and meta at Drea’s point of view and Twitter at Drea-point. let's start with the shape of your letters if your letters are around it it says that you're creative if they're appointed you're aggressive smart and curious if your letters are small you are shy and meticulous if they are large you are outspoken and love attention You can also be putting up a façade and just like attention if your letters slant to the right you are open to new experiences if they slide to the left you keep yourself if you are right handed you like to rebel if there's a little space between your words you can't stand to be alone and you can be intrusive and a lot of People fall in this category. Intro @nikkos_ramone. Outro @lifeofloganpod. Editing @mzoundz

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