Jealousy in Writing: Key Traits

How Graphology Unveils Jealousy


Through graphology, we can understand the behavior of jealous people by evaluating their personality traits.


The Nature of Jealousy in Human Behavior
In different ways, everyone have experienced jealousy as a human emotion.
Rivalry between siblings often leads to jealousy in life.
We have all been impacted by jealousy, whether in ourselves or those around us.
It may be manifested or repressed deep within.
In our youth, or as we mature, jealousy affects our relationships at least once.


Jealousy and Its Role in Love and Affection
For some, jealousy takes over, leading to relational difficulties.
Their own suffering is compounded by the rejection their behavior invites.
The cycle of jealousy feeds upon itself, making it harder to break.


Signs overflowing intensity of Jealousy in Handwriting
Jealousy can be identified through eight key traits.
If several traits are present, jealousy is likely.
A higher number of traits increase the likelihood of jealousy and its challenges.


Graphological Trait 1: Capital Letters and Following Lowercase
Capital letters represent the writer’s sense discover more of self.
The lowercase letters represent others or relationships beyond the self.
When the capital letter is disconnected from the following lowercase letters, there is a pause that reflects hesitation or mistrust.