MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry today waded into the devastating Afghanistan crisis and described the world as “exceptionally fragile” in an open letter on their Archewell website.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex both signed the letter, in which they admit they had been left “speechless”, with their signatures – and eagle eyed royal fans may have noticed a difference in Meg’s penmanship.
According to handwriting analyst Tracey Trussell her changing style reveals a lot about Meghan’s personality.
Speaking exclusively to Fabulous Digital, Tracey reveals the meaning behind Meg’s scrawl from a desire to be genuine to her ‘manipulative’ side.
Analysing her latest signature Tracey says: “Here Meghan is careful not to make her name larger than Harry’s – whether that’s by design or unintentional, we can’t know, but it means she’s trying not to overshadow her husband. She’s happy to share an equal platform with him.
We’ve got some mixed messages going on here. The paradox is that she wants you to believe her intentions are altruistic and humanitarian (under magnification the long downstroke stem of the letter ‘g’ flicks to the right), but the much more closely spaced letters (in her name) and the long extended end stroke are both effective ways of keeping people at arm’s length and not letting anyone get too close.
This is a defensive gesture designed to ward off people or danger. It seems she gives with one hand and takes with the other.
All her small letters on the baseline used to be more widely spaced, revealing a much greater need to be sociable – to interact and get on with others. The closer the letters, the more inhibited the writer and the more inner tension going on. This tells us that Meghan has become more introverted, and dependent on her husband and close circle of friends.
The long, thready letter ‘n’, combined with an outstretched end stroke, uncovers Meghan’s absolute need for personal space without constraints and reflects her strong basic instinct for self-preservation.
It also discloses how difficult she is to be around, how manipulative she can be, and how she wouldn’t hesitate to do exactly what suits her, even going as far as to sever all ties and disappearing – twisting away from any unpleasantness and worming her way out of trouble.
The thready quality represents charm and diplomacy, which is how she sugar-coats her behaviour.
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