Donald Trump's Handwriting Analysis: Experts Reveal Personality And Health Traits Of The New POTUS

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People across the world rarely get a chance to see the handwriting of the president of the United States. Recently, various media outlets have published President Donald Trump's handwriting and interpretation of his character and health. The new infographic study on president's handwriting was done on the basis of the letter he wrote in 2011 and 2016.

National Pen Company claims that the handwriting of someone can say more than 5,000 personality traits including health. Donald Trump is famous for his tweets but not known that he wrote many letters. The fact is, modern technology reduced the frequency of letter writing.

He wrote a letter to Kareem Abdul-Jabaar in 2016, in response to his article about the president. Pointed words with heavy pressure and less spacing are the main features noticed in his handwriting. Those say something a lot about his character and personality.

Slant left: When people write, it may slant either to left or right and if it's the former, it means he protects himself and works at the backstage and would usually not come to scene. President Trump's handwriting is not towards either up or down it looks like diagonal. It begins from the upper left corner and moves down to bottom right corner.

Large letters: The size of letters can also define the nature of someone's personality. If it is large it indicates he is an attention seeking person and enjoys everyone's love. In this case, the person will also pretend as he has enough confidence. Trump wrote the letter in uppercase and aggressively occupied the entire page.

Narrow spacing: Narrow spacing shows that the writer does not stand alone and stays in the midst of the crowd. Trump's letter does not contain enough space between, which stands at the side of the crowd.

Pointed letters: Writing as pointed letters and not rounded would mean that the person is intelligent and curious with very high commanding power. Trump's letters are not rounded but austere, Daily Mail reported.