Graphology: What does it mean if in a person's handwriting the letters are spaced out far from each other? Thx

Question

In a friend's handwriting, the letters are so far from each other that I always have a funny feeling when I look at it. His handwriting is neat and organized and easily legible otherwise, but there is almost a letter's space between each letter. Any ideas what it might reflect? Personality traits, etc?

Answer 1

Graphology is what they refer to in the psychological community as : pseudo-psychology- something that imitates psychology but its believers have not been able to produce scientific proof of its accuracy. So essentially, the letters being spaced out represent the way that your friend prefers to write. Nothing more, nothing less...

Answer 2

According to one graphology website:

"Space between letters show the extent the writer relies upon their own intuition.
When all letters are connected it indicates a person with logical and systematic thinking.
When only some letters are unconnected it shows an artistic and intuitive thinker.
When most letters are unconnected it shows a person who is an egocentric.
Lack of end strokes indicates a shy person.
When the first letter stands apart it shows a cautious person. "

Hope this helps!