Writing Analysis

They say a persons handwriting tells a lot about them.

Let's find out.

I used these samples.

And this source and this source and here is what I found.

1. Notice the angle.

• A steady right slant can indicate unrepressed attitudes, self-confidence, self-assertiveness, insensitivity sometimes, occasional tactlessness, comfort when socializing, and a positive approach to life.
• A steady left slant can indicate somebody is comfortable with own company, hides emotions, had problems in early life, is solid, has strongly-controlled feelings and thinks before acting.
• Consistently upright writing can indicate someone whose behavior is often constrained, is a good actor, hides feelings, is not impulsive, observes rather than gets involved, or is reliable and consistent.
• A mixture of all the above can show an ambiguous personality, difficulty in making decisions, lack or sureness of one's own identity, a frequently changing mind, inconsistency, unpredictability.

2. Well-connected? 

• When letters within words are joined up it can denote logical and ordered thinking, use of experience more than imagination, consistency and lucidity in conversation.
  
• When letters within words are disconnected it can demonstrate strong intuition, original thinking, impulsiveness and creativity.

3. The Base line.

A steady baseline can mean a person is cool and calm, firm, confident and in control.

A wavy baseline can mean a person is impetuous, instinctive, spontaneous, temperamental and unpredictable.

• A downwardly directed baseline can indicate lack of energy, pessimism, skepticism and tiredness.
  
• An upwardly directed baseline can mean the person is buoyant, cheerful, forceful and hopeful.

4. The Signature

The way the given or first name is written relates to the writer’s personal life. How a surname is written relates to the writer’s outside life, including his or her business or to more formal activities.

• When the first name cannot be easily read, the writer may be covering up who he or she really is.
• When the last name cannot be easily read, the writer may be obscuring his or her approach to business or formal activities.
• When the first or last names are obscured, it can also mean that the writer doesn’t like them.
• When the capital letter of either name is low, it can imply a lack of self-confidence.
• When the capital letter of either name is very tall – say four times higher than the rest – it can denote a domineering or egoistic nature.

When I submitted, this is the analysis I was given.
"You plan ahead, and are interested in beauty, design, and symmetry. 
You are a shy, idealistic person who does not find it easy to have relationships, especially intimate ones. 
You are diplomatic, objective, and live in the present.
You are a talkative person, maybe even a busybody! 
You enjoy life in your own way and do not depend on the opinions of others."

So what do you think? Does this accurately describe our boy?