What Your Doodles Say About You
Doodling is a common activity people do, whether theyāre kids aspiring to be artists one day or adults sitting on lunch break, indulging in a quick escape before getting back to work. Ruth Rostron, a professional handwriting analyst and vice-chair of the British Institute of Graphologists, states, āWe tend to doodle when we are bored or stressed. Because of this, weāre usually only half conscious of what weāre drawing means.ā It turns out that even the smallest things we find ourselves drawing can reveal the most about ourselves. Although interpreting doodles isnāt scientifically proven, it still holds an interesting value by providing great insights on ourselves and close loved ones. Psych2Go shares with you the meaning behind your doodles:
1. Shapes
According to Rostron, emotional people who strive for harmony tend to draw doodles with circular, rounded shapes and curved lines. Common objects they may draw are rounded trees, suns, flowers, fluffy clouds, balloons, cups, fruits, spirals, eyes, small animals, and clocks. This rings true for me as I tend to doodle in this fashion. Whereas flexible, imaginative, and emotional individuals usually drawā¦
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