Resentment and jealousy. They are of course, two very different traits, but I'm covering, covering them together because they interact with each other. And they're often found in the same writing. reserved for a person is likely to take offense when none is attended. They frequently have an attitude and not a good one, because they see everything as being against them. This is a very difficult trait to get someone to overcome, since it's usually grown and become deeply ingrained over time.

Resentment shows when there is an initial stroke, as the pen first touches the paper after having been lifted up, which starts at or below the baseline, and he's absolutely rigidly straight. Straight, any curve, and it's not resentment. So there is writing that has resentment. There is 1234 examples of that, that all start below the baseline come absolutely straight up into the letter. Jealousy is not unlike resentment, since it really means that you're resenting someone else's success in some way. Again, it's difficult to help someone overcome, because they're usually unaware that they have it.

Jealousy shows in a very small, tight, clockwise loop at the beginning of a letter as the pad first such as the page. Being so small and tight is often called a not a soft, curving low or a curve is not jealousy. As you look at jealousy, you can also Feel it if you follow the way they pan move to create it. It has to be a really tight little knot. No three examples there. He saw it really look sorry they they're really tight little Nazis all tied up in knots of jealousy.

Here's the lesson quiz. Which of the writing below shows resentment and jealousy, or resentment or jealousy? Pause the video and have a good look at the writing. And the answers are on the next slide. So here are the answers to resentment and jealousy. There are two little knots.

So jealousy is present. There's no resentment. There is no straight, rigid initial strokes coming in from below the baseline. But it does have jealousy. This one has a rigid initial strokes for resentment. There is no jealousy, but very strong resentment.

So one has resentment and the other has jealousy.