The slant of your handwriting is a clue to how you are emotionally. Do you hide your feelings? Look only at the facts and made decisions logically and in your best interest? Are you willing to work with others but keep your personal life seperate? Are you outgoing, friendly and impulsive, easily swayed by an emotional appeal. Are you emotional, expressive and vulnerable because you go all out with your latest interest? Or are you subject to the highest high's and lowest low's? All of this is shown by the slant of your writing. The slant is measured with a protractor using the bottom of the writing also known as the baseline as the base of the angle. Writing mostly will slant to the right of upright or the 90 degree angle. From there it is measured in 10 degree angles. The majority of people write with some slant when they write in cursive but if they print the majority of print is upright, Left of the 90 degree mark and more than a 10 degree angle is very unhealthy. Anything left of 90 degrees feels emotions but also feels so vulnerable they try to hide the fact.

When the degree left becomes over the 10 degree mark these people become very paranoid imagining insults and conspiracies behind everything others say or do.

Printing makes it harder for a graphologist to pull out information on the writer but when a printer has a slant that is not straight up and down more than usual attention is paid to the meaning of the slant. The basic reason a person prints is to hide their emotions. Even when they have the excuse of printing for their work so it has become a habit it hides the emotions because there are no connectors between the letters.

There are some printers that do have a slant be it ever so small and if they also connect some letters these are the writers who would be more easily swayed by an emotional story. They need people around them and will be more friendly and outgoing.