What is your handwriting like? POLL

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I think my handwriting is quite legible, though I tend to write in a hybrid of print and cursive, which I suppose is a bit weird. I’ll post an example in a minute; I have to switch to my phone to do that. I’m unable to start topics on my phone, and my phone will no longer sync pictures to my computer.

Neatness:

  • My handwriting is neat and legible
  • I write in chicken scratches

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Style:

  • Print
  • Cursive
  • Print-Cursive hybrid

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I think we had a post like this a while back, hell I might have been the one who posted it, but I’m bored right now lol.

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What’s this “writing” thing you speak of ?

I think I write people’s name on birthday cards but that’s about it.

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I just wrote this out minutes ago. It’s a shopping list for what I need to buy to make a recipe I saw today for buffalo chicken chili. Basically it’s all the ingredients except salt.

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I write a lot, especially when I’m teaching. I write on the board A LOT. My students just have to get used to my handwriting style.

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My handwriting has gotten very poor. I mentioned it to my pdoc and she pointed out that i really don’t spend much time writing. That’s probably why. Use it or lose it.

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My writing used to be messy, but when i was in the hospital i wrote line after line of each letter the alphabet on paper like aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Bbbbbbbbbbbbbb
Ccccccccccccccc
Dddddddddddddd

and it gradual got better to where its actually pretty nice

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Chicken scratch…

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I have one student this semester who writes entirely in cursive. It’s become so unusual to see that.

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looks a bit like mine

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My hand writing has always been bad, idk what’s up with that. I try to write quick tho

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Yeah, I write quite quickly, too. Otherwise I could print more neatly.

I sometimes have to scribble things out, like I did on that shopping list, because I sometimes write wrong letters. It happens in class, too, though there I can just erase. It’s part of my dyslexia. On that shopping list I nearly spelled “corn” as “korn” lol.

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I write the wrong letters quite frequently as well too, but i don’t have dyslexia. Especially if someone is watching me write or maybe telling me what to write.

I also do the some cursive and some regular print like you.

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I worked as a taxydispacher and I had to write things down for my boss but my boss said she can’t understand my handwriting. So I changed my handwriting to more print like handwriting. Now it’s neat and readable.

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Around the age of 11 I had handwriting lessons with the teacher who taught the youngest children. It was that bad. I think it’s now legible but crudely formed. However I write slowly , and when I try to write fast it really deteriorates.

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I used to write entirely in cursive but then changed it because a teacher complained it wasn’t legible.

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its actually really nice, i have good fine motor skills

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I’m a bit of a perfectionist, so it stands to reason that my handwriting remain legible and neat.

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If I focus I do pretty well. I think it helped that I used to have a book and some calligraphy markers that I used to play with when I was younger.

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My hand writing has always been quite good. I think it is because of the primary school I went to, I can remember having to practice hand writing over and over and it being the most boring thing. May have been worth it in the end though.

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Mine was always neat, but in the last few years tend to be more chicken scratchy, especially when writing fast or at odd angles like when driving.

I also write in a hybrid English/Spanish/Code/other languages/drawings.
If angry it doesn’t even resemble english.

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