Is It Normal to Have Different Handwritings?

Yes, it varies from day to day, according to my mood, writing utensil, language I'm writing in, speed and the type of writing I do (journaling, work notes, sticky notes for my housemates, grocery lists etc.). Got accused of cheating in university because my handwriting varied so much.

Can a person have different handwritings?

Not exactly! After all, you're born with a unique voice and fingerprints, but you don't learn how to write until several years later. Although handwriting hasn't been subjected to scientific study as frequently as fingerprints have, most people do believe that each individual's handwriting is unique.

What does it mean when you have different handwritings?

To be fair, there are a handful of situations in which handwriting analysis can be indicative of something larger: In seniors, for example, increasingly illegible handwriting can be a sign of progressing Alzheimer's. And in both kids and adults, dysgraphia — a fancy name for messy writing — has been linked to ADHD.