Okay so our old theory was that we’re gonna see the most differences in terms of rhythm.
Lets see how that holds up.
alright. ok zones are all pretty similar...
rhythm is…. Different in certain samples.
The variations i see happening the most though are mainly between slant, size,
space between words and baseline variations, ?
but sometimes the rhythm is similar.
Alot of it is kind of tense, fast and jerky,
but some of is has pretty different rhythm to it,
I see the most similarities though in terms of zones.
But I’ll talk about the differences that are present.
This alter has the most uniform slant i think
also less tangling between lines
compared to this alter whos a bit more emotionally chaotic
and socially unpredictable
given all those slant changes and waviness in the baseline.
This alter though has a HUGE difference in their baseline
and I saw a different sample from this writer as well and
the base line was also like zzzzzuuu (rocket sound)
Usually baselines that rise are a sign of optimism,
but this baseline rises like REALLY intensely
snd when it rises at this steep of an incline
this would actually indicate a person who is so...
optimistic that they have a harder time being in touch with reality,
so they can be a little ungrounded in that sense,
so yeah, take that how you will.
So it seems like so far in system A we noticed a lot of variation in muscular tension,
but not necessarily as much variation in other traits
but both systems had similar zone placement though out though.
so thats probably like the muscle- you know the muscle memory
from all the alters using the same body.
like even though the different alters have different tension,
the muscles still do a similar movement.
as far as like zones and thats why the zones are all similar
but you know I think ill stick by my original theory though
that I’m seeing the MOST CONSISTENT variation
"consistent variation"? yeah the most consistent variation
in rhythm(aka the biggest differences between that im seeing
are in terms of muscular tension)
although other differences are still present too
but I think I notice the most variation on terms of
the muscular tension
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similar zone placement.
The most variation i see is in terms of rhythm. ok.
Most aggressive/tense rhythym goes to
this sample that I will now be calling purple
Its the most angular.
The hand cant really make curves if your muscles are super tense.
so thats kind of the logic behind that trait
why I say like:"angles equal aggression in writing"
And you can't really make sharp angles without tension.
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Also lowerzone formations that jerk forward
are a sign of aggression.
Id also say purple is probably the most chaotic
given the SUPer irregular baseline.
Also the super irregular spacing between letters
indicates a lack of organizational skills
so thats what id say about purple.
How about who's the most immature ?
I normally dont like pointing fingers and saying "immature"
but given that were not trying to hurt feelings,
uhhh green?
yeah, green.
its a very slow, round rhythm.
Writing in this way takes more time to accomplish
than writing like this alter does for instance.
also Putting circles on you’re i dots
it- it can be a sign of quirkiness,
but when its coupled with other traits of immaturity,
... its a trait of immaturity
but yeah I dont mean to be pointing fingers and being like
" yOuR immAtUrE"
but yehh its- its the traits that are showing up.
Nearly all of these samples have a backslant,
so I think alot of these alters are emotionally withdrawn
to a certain extent,
but it looks like pink has the most intense backslant,
which would indicate-yeah being emotionally withdrawn from past trauma,
but this is really sweet actually,
look how pink’s baseline rises the most out of all the alters
which indicates positivity and optimism.
this could just be because
pink’s writing about something they’re really excited about,
and have less to do with their personality,
I dunno I think its really sweet :D
I’ve talked about traits cancelling eachother out before,
like if you have one confident trait and one insecure trait,
they essentially cancel eachother out,
so someone might be like,
"oh doesnt optimism and emotionally withdrawn from past trauma
"doesn't that like, cancel each other out?"
no :)
you can be emotionally withdrawn from past trauma and still get excited about things,
Idk i thought I’d point that out
I thoughts that was very... validating
but yeah ok :D
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there's so much variation omg
oh my gosh
oh my gosh there's OH
I'm seeing differences in pressure, angularity, size,
okay I-I. I don’t even know where to begin.
Like the rhythm dffferences are apparent
, what stay the same is the distance between words and letters,
even though certain alters write smaller,
its like he same ratio.
so its like the muscle memory is there but its like
each alter has a very different, like, style.
y formations are for the most part the same
t bars are all around the same height
m formations are all missing that initial stroke.
Lowerzones are almost always pretty inflated.
Zone placement is sometimes similar sometimes different.
but maybe thats just an outlier
maybe that alter is just an outlier.
But ok I’ll do a little comparing and contrasting.
Lets talk about angularity,
because usually when i talk about angles,
the general rule of thumb is alot of angles in handwriting indicates alot of aggression,
BUT here we have an exception.
in this case angles dont indicate anger
because for one, I don’t see any other indicators of aggression,
but alsothis type of angularity in writing is different
is done intentionally instead of unintentionally due to like, muscle tension.
err overly tense muscles
so you might wonder, why would someone intentionally write liek this?
I haven't met anyone personally who writes like this but
I’ve read in books that writing like this can be a sign of someone
whos very analytical and logical,
aswell as someone who has like a design background,
like someone who's very interested in precision
but also something thats aesthetically, like, beautiful.
thought id share that
I think thats all were gonna look at though today.
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