HANDWRITING ANALYSIS/PERSONALITY SNAPSHOT of SARAH BOONE

 HANDWRITING ANALYSIS/PERSONALITY SNAPSHOT 

   of #SARAHBOONE (SARAH BOONE)

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1. Per normal human nature, she often thinks about sex; this is

throughout her handwriting samples.

2. REPRESSED ANGER: lots of hostility;  typically expressed I'm passive

aggressive behavior and actions.

3. Apparent anger/resentment toward both mother and father; most contempt toward father figure.

4. ATTENTION: Sarah loves attention, and when she is the center of it. Whether bad or good attention, she doesn't distinguish; she'll take all attention. She has a strong desire to be taken seriously, to be heard, and to have her voice heard. She's an attention grabber. She'll go way out of her way to obtain attention; especially from the opposite sex.

5. SARCASM/SMART MOUTH: She is very "short" and "snippy". In her letters, she is constantly using sarcasm. Sarcasm bordering on condescending. Sarah justifies what she does in her mind, and makes infinite excuses for bx she's responsible for.

6. MINIMIZING LANGUAGE: IN her writing, Sarah uses distancing language when it comes to her behavior. Whatever one accuses Sarah of, she already has a reason/excuse/justification on hand ready to argue why she's "in the right."

7. IMPULSIVITY: Sarah has impulsivity throughout her handwriting. Sarah does not act, she is a "reactor." Whenever/whatever thoughts come to mind, Sarah is swift to act on those thoughts that enter her mind. There are warning signs when it comes to her impulsivity. Sarah is SO impulsive, not thinking through her actions, before taking action, that it brings up red flags for VIOLENCE. Because Sarah is impulsive, quick to act, react, speak, and act. She has no consideration of accountability, nor consequences of her actions. That is not that way she thinks.8

8. VERY POOR BOUNDARIES: All Sarah's boundaries are poor/there is a complete lack of boundaries. Sarah is the kind of person who has no regard to the physical boundaries of others. She is the kind of person who would considered "always in your face." Boundaries are part of what helps keep us safe, and Sarah displays a complete lack of awareness of others needs and wants. If she is aware of the needs and wants of others, that knowledge won't garner any respect or adherence to from Sarah.

9. SUSPICIOUS LYING O'S: Sarah uses lying, exaggeration, projection, in conjunction with deception. Things with Sarah are never what they really seem; she's plotting and planning behind her words. She always has "an agenda", that ensures she paints herself in false, but "glowing light."

10. SELF-ENTITLEMENT: As apparent in Sarah's writing, she has a strong sense of entitlement. Sarah is very accustomed to getting her way, one way or another, by her acting out bx, and her ability to justify and "explain things away."

11. INCOMPLETENESS: Sarah has, overall, a sense of feeling that her life is missing something, she is not satisfied with her physical self, nor the high conflict relationships that she procures. 

12. WRITING WITH VEWRY HARD PRESSURE: There are several places, in her writing sample, where the change in the amount of pressure she's putting on the pen. Notably, when she makes "circles" as bullet "points" in her letters. The harder the pressure, the more reflective of anger and frustration she's expressing. She is not a very "trusting" person, and she is moody and can become easily irritated/agitated.

13. RUMINATION: Sarah constantly, as demonstrated in her letter, has certain themes/ideas that she focused on/constantly thinks about/ruminates on. She is very focused on matters of little significance; ie, the date she wrote a letter, the date a motion was filed. The focus and rumination, surrounds Sarah's justified excuses for her behavior. Sarah tries very hard to sell you "her" version of truth.

14. DETERMINATION: When Sarah wants something, she is going to put forth all of energy toward obtaining that "thing", that accomplishment, that goal. She will try more than one way, at the same time, to justify her actions and to achieve her goals. She will continually write the court letters, exclaiming her mistreatment, wanting, desperately, to be seen AS THE VICTIM; not a perpetrator.