Handwriting

[LifeLine]

I have so many ideas and so little time. Things such as hand-writing are over-looked, I'm focused on the big picture.

 

[Red Devil]

Personally I think mine is fairly decent. But I've had marks docked off in exams for 'bad handwriting' in school.

 

[Mike72]

I started writting with my right hand, but I was "adjusted" to write with my right... I'm triing to learn to write with both of my hands now, though that will be kind-of impossible... Yeah, I have absolutely the worst handwriting with my hands and only I, the teachers and a few exceptions can read it...

 

[PapyrusAirplanes]

Righty. Decent handwriting.

(You know who has amazing handwriting? ISTJs.)

 

[Moniker]

Righty. I change my handwriting whenever I want, can write neatly if I want to, can write like anyone if I want to, but... if I'm writing au naturel then my handwriting is a half-cursive/half-print scrawl, that's barely legible but somehow pretty. Usually. I'm the only girl in my classes that will get comments about illegibility when writing essays (because I write them fast and don't pay attention to my handwriting).

 

[Chimera]

I write small.
I keep a story journal, where the letters are so small (maybe 2-4 mm) that if I didn't write them, I'd have no idea what the thing said.
I try to be nice to my teachers and write a bit bigger though.

Also, my handwriting is disgusting when I write with pencil. I like the effortlessness that comes with writing in pen.
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[5k17]

My handwriting is legible, but rather crude, and small; I know people who need three times the space I do for the same text (on lined or checked paper).

 

[Chimera]

I lied, I measured my handwriting and it doesn't go over 2 mm in that journal. >>​

 

[nexion]

I am right handed, and my handwriting is barely legible (somehow, though, my teachers can apparently read it). At least my grammar, syntax, and conventions are pretty much perfect though.

I think much of the reason I write bad is because most of the assignments given in school that have free response are completely starightforward questions that require absolutely no thought to answer. I don't care about those questions and just bullshit it, in both handwriting and the answer itself.

On free response questions that require more thought, I generally always think of only a few things and then immediately begin writing. But while writing, I constantly come up with even more things to write about, so I write as fast as possible so I won't forget what I want to write about, and that speed causes my writing to suck.

Either that, or my handwriting just naturally sucks. Those are the only two options I see.