The Moods of Letters

A recent study has shown that letters can bring out certain moods in human.  Here are the results.

Letters

A – Strong Positive
B – Light Positive
C – Light Positive
D – Neutral
E – Strong Positive
F – Strong Negative
G – Light Negative
H – Neutral
I – Light Positive
J – Light Negative
K – Light Negative
L – Neutral
M – Strong Positive
N – Light Negative
O – Strong Negative
P – Light Negative
Q – Strong Positive
R – Light Positive
S – Neutral
T – Light Negative
U – Light Negative
V – Light Negative
W – Neutral
X – Strong Positive
Y – Light Positive
Z – Mixed

Why Which Letters Have What Mood

If you analyze these results you can begin to tell why each letters have each mood.  First, some of the letters in curse words get negative results.  This is due to the subconsious relation your brain makes with the situation the word was used in and the sound of the word.  The best example of this is the letter “F”.

Second, the letters that sound harsh have negative connotation for the most part.  This is because your brain doesn’t like the harsh, unpleasant sounds.  This is obvious why you get a negative connation from these letters.  A good example of this is the letter “K”.

How This Information Can Affect Your Life

This information can help your life when choosing baby names.  My advice would be to choose a name containing many positive letters and few or no negative letters, unless you want to torture your kid, then you should choose mostly negative letters.

If you’re a writer using these letters can subconsciously create better mood in your writing.  In sections of a story or poem when you need a happy, positive mood use many words containing many positive letters and for a sad, negative mood do the opposite.

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