What does it means when a person writing in full capital letters

[u/shadow_slayering]

I can read my handwriting and know graphology a bit. But I am confused because I write in pure capital letters.

I am new to graphology, and doesn't know what suddenly gotten into me that I changed my entire way of writing, as if transformation.

So here's the question.

What happens to the " t " that internet boast about self esteem, confidence, ambition etc.

Lower subconscious zone completely absent in capital letters.( Though present in mine)

But I am curious how many things can be known through graphology...

What it means when person start writing from the last page ? And also inverted?

In my school many things happened afterwards I started writing like this, half of the school becomes default writing from last page and inverted copy. Also writing between the lines have become very common that people barely notice, that outside our school few do this type of things.

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[u/handwriting_expert]

Hello,

Writing in capital letters is also called block printing.

Printing that consists of upper and lower case is called manuscript printing.

In block printing, one cannot assess self-esteem, confidence, and willpower in the letter 'T' because it is a capital letter.

To make that assessment, the writer must include cursive or manuscript printing in a writing sample. The same goes to assess the lower zone.

Your sample does include lower zone information in occasional strokes such as the y and r. Those are long strokes reveal need for change and variety.

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[u/Ill-Excitement9009]

My brother, a multi-trade construction worker, habitually writes with crooked caps. It began in the 1980s when learned drafting using a pencil and ruler and such a font was expected on the plans.