You can tell a lot from a single letter, especially when that letter is the personal pronoun “I”. The “I” is the most significant letter in the English alphabet because it signifies your private attitude about your inner self and others. This single letter is a key indicator of some very important information including the importance/influence of the male and female authority figures (typically mother and father) in your life. People with distinct “I’s” have something distinct in their personality.

Mother/Father Symbolism in Personal Pronoun "I"

ppI Height - Copybook

The English language has the unique feature of the one single letter I representing the writer’s ego. The personal pronoun “I”, or ppI give us much information on things such as personal values, sense of self worth, the importance he places on himself in relation to other people, adaptability, orientation to past of future, and interests.

Height of the ppI tells about the writer’s feelings of self, his degree of self-esteem and the respect he has for himself and his abilities. Someone with a low ppI (in relation to the body of writing) has feelings of inadequacy as well as being unsure of him/her self. Feelings of unworthiness, as well as feeling less important than other people feed self-doubts and coping with the problems of life can be difficult.

Of interest to those that study Jungian psychology, the ppI height of more highly individuated people would be in the average range. Other factors, though too, must be present.