Post by Drifter on Aug 30, 2013 4:37:42 GMT
Handwriting Analysis of the “Punishment” page
Attached is the handwriting analysis my wife did of the sheet of paper that had on it the word “punishment” with other words scattered about.
August, 2013
I don’t think I have ever looked at a writing sample that was so extreme. The traits this sample reveals are valid at the time the writer wrote it. But whether these traits reflect the person’s character on an ongoing basis I cannot say. It is possible that the individual was going through a difficult time in their life.
Personality details
This is an out of control, contradictory personality, at least at the time of the writing. The person, probably a male, is very intelligent and shows signs of executive ability with a corresponding ability to analyze facts, plan and organize. But there are major red flags that would prevent any kind of success. The person wants and sometimes demands to be in control of others. He must dominate others at all costs. He holds a feeling of omnipotence and superiority. He is quite literally a driving force. He wants to have things his way or else. He’s competitive. He is impatient and his writing shows a volcanic temper.
The person is goaded by deeply felt and uncontrolled emotions rather than by reason. The most significant emotion is that of anger. It appears from the writing that his sex drive may only be partially satisfied. His depression and anger might come from an inability to establish intimate relations. When this person is not angry he can be very moody.
This is not a happy person, at least not at the time the sample was written. I also see a tendency toward secretiveness, tenseness and super seriousness.
I’m probably wrong to say this but I see some potential for this person to be abusive. Th handwriting suggests an impulse toward violence against others, but that doesn’t mean the person will deliver on that feeling. I would need to see more of this person’s writing to determine that.
Attached is the handwriting analysis my wife did of the sheet of paper that had on it the word “punishment” with other words scattered about.
August, 2013
I don’t think I have ever looked at a writing sample that was so extreme. The traits this sample reveals are valid at the time the writer wrote it. But whether these traits reflect the person’s character on an ongoing basis I cannot say. It is possible that the individual was going through a difficult time in their life.
Personality details
This is an out of control, contradictory personality, at least at the time of the writing. The person, probably a male, is very intelligent and shows signs of executive ability with a corresponding ability to analyze facts, plan and organize. But there are major red flags that would prevent any kind of success. The person wants and sometimes demands to be in control of others. He must dominate others at all costs. He holds a feeling of omnipotence and superiority. He is quite literally a driving force. He wants to have things his way or else. He’s competitive. He is impatient and his writing shows a volcanic temper.
The person is goaded by deeply felt and uncontrolled emotions rather than by reason. The most significant emotion is that of anger. It appears from the writing that his sex drive may only be partially satisfied. His depression and anger might come from an inability to establish intimate relations. When this person is not angry he can be very moody.
This is not a happy person, at least not at the time the sample was written. I also see a tendency toward secretiveness, tenseness and super seriousness.
I’m probably wrong to say this but I see some potential for this person to be abusive. Th handwriting suggests an impulse toward violence against others, but that doesn’t mean the person will deliver on that feeling. I would need to see more of this person’s writing to determine that.
The EAR, I mean. I've just spent the last hour reading and writing about the first stanza of Excitement's Crave. Not finished yet so I haven't posted anything. I'm *ed because I'm doing exactly what I said I did not want to do - writing a bloody essay about the poem of a serial rapist and killer. 
