Next interest in the physical side of the relationship shows in a variety of strokes. So look for some of each or lots of one. Lots of all of them might just be a bit too much. We'll be looking at heavy writing large lower loops, I desire for physical activity, a right hand slant, and two little birds sitting on a branch. Here's the heavy writing. There's just someone who feels emotions deeply.

It's perfectly possible to participate and enjoy the physical side of relationship Without this, but having it means the interest is likely to continue. So there's some heavy writing it comes out very Dark and the lines are thicker, because it's written with a lot of pressure. That's what the heavy means it's pressure on the page as you right now if someone writes with a felt tip pen, you can't really tell. So you need a ballpoint or a pencil to be able to tell this. However, overly heavy writing goes from the ones to the definitely don't want less. And you'll see we'll get to that when we get to the don't want part of the lists.

So for now, you want heavy writing but not too heavy, large lore loops. This shows interest and imagination in libido, the physical side of life. The bigger the loops, the stronger the trait. So there's three good size loops so that someone who enjoys the physical side of life I desire for physical activity is just that I desire. Anyone can have that desire. But in a healthy active person is a good sign when thinking of romantic relationships, it doesn't have to be a fitness fanatic.

However, any form of just being active qualifies. The desire for physical activity shows for the lower case P has a loop on the stem, the bigger the loop, and the more often it appears, the stronger the treat. So there's a pretty big lupone up there. And there's there's a smaller one little hook at the beginning doesn't matter. We're just looking at the look. So there's two that show our desire for physical activity.

And it doesn't matter how you write your pee. There are different ways depending how you learn to write what style you write. There are different ways of writing A p, but it's whether or not you put that loop on it. If you just write a downstroke as in the circle on the P with no loop, then the desire for physical activity is not there. If you had it, you wouldn't write that way. A right hand slant, right and slant to the writing is just a nice addition to the desirable other traits.

It means the person will express their emotions. So if you want to sweet nothings whispered in your ear, look for someone with a far right slant to the righty. Here's the lesson quiz, which is a writing below shows interest in the physical side of the relationship. You can pause the video if you'd like to have a better look. And the answers will be on the next slide. And you'll see I've written the four different things you're looking for here just this might be a bit too much.

Just to remember So here are the answers to which writing shows an interest in the physical side of the relationship. So we're looking for heavy writing large lower loops and desire for physical activity have a right hand slant. So this writing has big loops on the P. So that's a desire for physical activity quite noticeably. It's also very heavy writing. So it's got two out of the four. It doesn't have any lower loops, I said g in the word indulge on the second line, and there's no loop at all.

And it definitely doesn't have a right hand side. It's very upright. So that's got two out of four. This one has large, very large lower loops, and it definitely has a right hand slant. The P in pendant does not show any desire for physical activity and the writing is more moderately heavy. So we'll give it a half for the heavy, so two and a half or two for that one has.

And as I mentioned before, you don't need them all. And if it's someone you're in a relationship with, and we're thinking of will they be true to you, if they have the mall, they might just need a lot more physical side of relationship that they can get from one person. So you're probably best off with someone who has some of them but not all of them.