Crossbow

I was just thinking about palmisty and wondering if anyone here has a Writer's Fork on their palm.

It's a fork at the end of the "head line," which is the one that starts between the thumb and first finger and goes across the palm, usually ending under the ring finger.

I couldn't find a good picture on line, so I drew one.

Indian Summer

I have something that looks like that on my right hand. I've never been that into palmistry, so I couldn't tell you for sure, but there's definitely two separate deeper lines coming from that one. Hmm.

Silversun

Ha, that's so funny, I always thought that meant I was gonna have two marriages or something. Now I know it's a writer's fork. Rock on.

toxiic

Wow. I've been reading up on my palmistry lately...heh. I do have a writers fork. On on hand it's open and on the other it's closed. Yey ^_^ I feel smart now xDD

Ms Carolyn

On both hands!

Crossbow

Me too, but I have a little one on the left and a big one on the right.

kaykayelle

I have one on my right hand and a very faint one on my left.

What exactly is it supposed to mean? That you'll be a good writer or just that you'll write?

Crossbow

That depends on which hand it's on. Your non-dominant hand shows the talents your born with and your dominant hand shows whether you develop them.

For example:

I only have a little sketchy one on my left hand, but a long, clear one on my right hand. So, assuming that palmistry actually works, that means that I only have a little talent but I really work on it.

I was reading palms at a party once, and this one guy had the deepest writers fork I'd ever seen, but on his non-dominant hand, and none at all on his dominant hand. I asked if he liked writing and he said he LOVED writing but that his parents always discouraged him from doing it because it was a waste of time.

Ruby Rouge

I have them on both hands, and both of them stretch right across. The one on my right hand is more clearly defined (I'm left handed) and has three forks graduating from it.