I am female and both my ring fingers are significantly longer than my index fingers. It has nothing to do with the way my fingers line up either, they’re WAY longer.
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Female. Longer ring finger. I’ve been told this is why my handwriting is so messy, but can’t for the life of me figure out why it would make any difference.
Female, ring and index fingers on both hands equal length to almost the milimeter.
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male - ring & index fingers the same length on both hands.
male: both ring fingers slighty longer.
I can’t believe that I actually got out a ruler for this.
“I had a feeling that in Hell there would be mushrooms.” -The Secret of Monkey Island
Strictly eyeballing it, not measuring it, my index fingers are both longer than my ring fingers, and on my husband his ring fingers are longer than his index fingers. On Eldest Son, age 14, the index fingers are longer than the ring fingers. Same for Middle Son, age 10 1/2. On Youngest Son, however, the ring fingers are longer.
-Melin
I’m a woman phenomenally
Phenomenal woman
That’s me
(Maya Angelou)
Youngest Son, BTW, is 9.
-Melin
I’m a woman phenomenally
Phenomenal woman
That’s me
(Maya Angelou)
Female.
Ring fingers longer, both hands.
No ruler handy, but holding my hands together determines that ring fingers and index fingers are same length on both hands (as are index fingers, pinkies and thumbs).
Am I unique in that respect?
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–R.R.S.
Male - index, middle and ring fingers all same length on both sides.
Uh oh. 