It's so interesting when you can see how some things are true, and in fact relate to how he is as a person, and like you said, my graphology and your palmistry definitely match!

So for the benefit of others who may not have seen it, here's the pic and analysis I did...
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Now, for something a little different......I don't necessarily believe in this, but it is kinda interesting. Saw this pic and thought....what do those lines mean??



So I looked up online and this is what I found...

The shape of his hand and length of his fingers indicate someone who is sociable, talkative and witty, who can be shallow and cold. However he is comfortable with the mental and intangible, and does things in radical and different ways. He is well-mannered, good looking (AS IF WE DIDN'T KNOW THAT!) and anxious.

The heart line, which runs under his fingers, touches the head line, which means intellect strongly influences his emotions. He is submissive and ruled by the heart, putting all loved ones first. He is caring, and emotional.

The head line is slightly separate from the life line, meaning he is independent, but makes sacrifices for family, and his happiness depends on the wellness of the group over himself. His expectations of others are high, so sets himself up for disappointment. It's slightly curved, so shows he follows the rules but when threatened will fight. He is concerned about safety, fights for justice. He has another line running parallel and this indicates strong mental ablility.

The life line is strong and curved, meaning vitality and success. He is friendly, a good mixer, is loyal and protective.

His fate line, which runs up the hand, is faint (but most people don't have one), shows he is independent and his succes is borne of his own effort. Love and romance are very important.

Just thought you might find that interesting


 

But one should also consider the limited conclusiveness of graphology according to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphology#Validity

I think it's rather for fun than for science. Even more palmistry. What would Sherlock think of it? 

Last edited by Harriet (March 17, 2014 11:03 pm)

Very interesting and seems to be true.
I would be keen what you could see from my handwriting...

SolarSystem wrote:

Nice work, rebecca, that was interesting to read!
Just one question, out of curiosity: Wouldn't you normally need to have the piece of paper right in front of you, for example to be able to touch it and to see how much pressure he uses when he writes?

 
Indeed that's the most effective way, but you can also look at the strokes and the ink marks to judge pressure too.

clareiow wrote:

Cool!!! You can do mine soon ;) xx

 
I'd love to!

Fascinating!  Can I send you a copy of mine?     Any particular amount of sample you need?

Oh dear, I'm almost too embarrassed to ask this - how do I send my writing on a pm??  I have tried to send one and I only have space to write a message, no option for a attachment and can't make it do freehand.  Is it because I am using ipad and I need to use proper computer??  Sorry, I'm such a numpty wih these things!!

Suspect you are also inundated with requests so understand if you have too many to handle!!

Forensic science - what I wanted to do at Uni but was told I wasn't clever enough (nice and confidence building!).  Go you!! x

I'll send you mine; will be interesting to see how it goes with my friends palm reading of me back in 2007... 

I still think it's such an interesting science, I wish I could do stuff like that!