CLEVELAND -- Whether you know it or not, your handwriting says a lot about you.

According to www.handwritingsherlock.com, there are definite personality characteristics revealed. The analysis will take about 15 minutes.

Danita Harris and Brad Harvey took the test and after they got their results they found a bit of fact and fiction with their results.

There are three handwriting traits that can tell you that a person may not make a good mate, and possibly even be dangerous.

A dual personality is indicated when the handwriting is slanted to the left and right in the same sentence. According to the Web site, a person with this type of handwriting experiences unpredicted mood swings and has problems sticking to the decision that they make.

A T bar that slants downward to the right indicates that a person is domineering.

Jealousy is indicated by a small tight loop at the beginning of a letter. This person is also very possessive and has trouble with their partner having relationships with anyone else, family or friends, male or female.

Read more about these traits.

For example, Harris' analysis revealed that her Ks: "signify defiance and resistance to authority. You resent being told what to do and were probably a very rebellious teenager. Entrepreneurs, class clowns and criminals often have excessive defiance, channel your rebellion carefully!" Harris' handwriting is pictured above on the left.

The analysis told Harvey, whose handwriting is pictured above at the right, that the slant in his handwriting reveals emotional outlay. "Your hard right slant reveals you are a very emotional person with a broad range of emotions from the highest highs to the lowest lows. Because of this, you tend to burn out emotionally. These mood swings can be very disturbing."

On the other hand, Harvey found that the analysis was on the money about his D and T.

"Indicates that you demand respect and expect others to treat you with dignity. This trait is one component of integrity and usually leads to someone taking extra care in maintaining their appearance and their reputation."

And for Harris, she agreed with the portion of the analysis that said: "Your emotions are stirred by sympathy and heart-rendering stories. In fact, you can be kind, friendly, affectionate and considerate to others. And even put yourself in the other person's shoes. You may even cry when you hear a sad story."

Here are a few characteristics:

Good self-esteem: This is indicated by the t-bars that are crossed toward the top of the stem and a large personal pronoun "I". These all indicate a good self-image and are the keys to happiness and success.

Pride-Dignity: If the "d" and "t" stems are taller than normal, and re-traced than having loops, this would indicate that the writer has pride in himself and expects to be treated with dignity.

Generosity: This is indicated by wide spacing between words and the final ending stroke of a word going up into the air.

Loyalty: Our committment to stand by our own ideals and the people we love is shown by the picture perfect "i" dot... directly over the "i" stem and almost perfectly circular but still a dot.

The optimistic persons' entire handwriting has an upward slant ... even his "t" bar slants upward. This person always is pleasant, happy-go-lucky, and looks for the brighter side of life.

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