Hey guys!

 

Is it true that one's handwriting as an adult is genetically predetermined before birth?

Wouldn't that mean people will always write the same way ALL the time? If so, I would have to say it's not true.

Do identical twins have identical writing? Somehow I doubt it.

Also, my handwriting looks very little like anyone else's in my family.

I have at least two styles of handwriting that I flick between regularly, none of which is the same as anyone in my immediate family. I doubt there's any truth to it.

Considering that handwriting is a skill with extremely high elements of learned behaviour (just consider different languages), it is extremely unlikely.

Hey guys!

 

Is it true that one's handwriting as an adult is genetically predetermined before birth?

Voltman, would you mind to post at least a link that shows that you're not the only person in the world thinking this is true?

 

You create threads like this very often: you just throw some random urban legend at us - often just a single sentence, and often not true - and you expect us to give you some feedback about it. And quite often you don't even seem to care to respond a second time.

 

You could have researched this a little bit... and just in general show a little more interest in your own question.