Letters like “h” have upper loop and “g” have a lower loop. You can assess the personality of a person depending on how he or she forms the loops. Here is what you can find out.
Here is how a normal “h” and “g” can be written with a regularly formed loop. Let us now study the possible variations.
Large rounded loops
A person who draws large rounded loops is very open to ideas from other people. Such is person is termed as suggestible.
On the drawbacks front such a person might take some bad decisions based on inputs from others. But such a person will always learn from mistakes over a period of time. People who accept new ideas have strong emotions. Suggestibility decreases with age.
Look for this trait in children because if they are suggestible and open to new ideas, they can learn faster.
Are people who are open to ideas from others easy to hypnotise? That is a food for thought.
If you are able to see the “h” loop which leans to the right side. Such a person will be forward thinking and looking towards the future. The loop of “g” however is formed towards the left which indicates a person who thinks a lot about the past. Such a person will remain nostalgic but will also tend to get stuck up in the past. A person will might keep talking about past glories. Will such a person have a problem achieving targets?
Narrow or missing loops
A person who is forming narrow loops or where loops are totally missing is a person who is less open to ideas. Such a person will have strong own opinions. He or she will be more analytical and critical. This person is defined as less suggestible. While children are naturally suggestible due to their age, it is upto you to decide whether as a graphologist you will correct this or not.
If lower loops are narrow, that will reflect trust issues with other.
Pointed loops
Finally we come to tall and pointed loops. For the upper zone, it represents tall and lofty ideas, typically the trait of an over-thinker.
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