What's your handwriting like? :3

[Dooonerz]

Question is in the title babeh. As for mine, my handwriting is scruffy and jagged, and I make messy crossings out all the time so I look even worse D:<

So, what's yours like? :3

 

[SIN1488]

Mine looks like an elementary schooler's that just learned how to write their name out a year ago. :S

Seriously, my hand writing was probably better in 6th grade than it is now, it's because I do much more typing than writing. At least I can write faster than I type though.

 

[Alice]

Mine is basically print, but all the letters are still connected as if it were cursive. It's pretty smooth and very readable, so I'm happy with it, even though it doesn't look very cool.

 

[Elite Overlord LeSabre™]

My handwriting is a horrendous mess that even I can't read well. Oddly, it seems to get better when I print in all caps...

 

[Raiskit]

Depends on whether I feel like writing, like what I'm writing, tired, etc. Usually my handwriting is decently neat and somewhat small?

 

[molepeople27]

Oh god! I have dysgraphia so my handwriting is horrible. It looks like pictures or something.​

 

[Pechachu]

My handwriting hasn't improved since I was like, 10. It's like a child's scribble with little girly loop things.

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I'm sure that's what tablets were made for. Anyway, I had like 5 years of handwriting training at school, and that's where it's got me. C:

 

[Timbjerr]

As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words...this one only has 35 through. XD

 

[Stellar]

Mine is very small with wide spacing between the characters. I remember I used to exchange letters with a friend of mine and she used to tell me that it seemed to mirror my personality. I think everyone pours a little bit of their selves into their handwriting, no matter how little they think about it.

 

[GaXeL]

mine looks like it's shorthand, but its not D:

 

[Zebeedoo]

See for yourselves;

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My writing always tends to go up to one side since I write with the page turned. Though it's gotten better recently. xD

 

[Shanghai Alice]

I use my handwriting very creatively. Mostly to make sure my teacher can't read the five words that are unrelated that I inserted to fill up space.

In short, my teachers hate my handwriting more than Mokou hates Kaguya.

 

[Miz en Scène]

I can describe them with two words or a single compound word, depending on how pedantic you're going to be.

Chicken scratch.

 

[Legobricks]

Above is not an actual sample of my handwriting; I do a few characters differently.
It's a style called New Victorian (cursive), or something; just what I was taught. I hate it for the way it looks so elementary, and would like to change the way I write to something a bit more... myself-like, really; but I don't write enough in the first place to make that a priority for me.

 

[butterbiscuit]

I dunno. Not a lot of jagged edges, mostly smooth, neat writing. My teacher always says my cursive is "beautiful", so I guess it's pretty good. :3

 

[Charizard★]

I'd say mine is average, not to neat and not to messy.

 

[Captain Hobo.]

Mine used to suck, but it is starting to get better.

 

[Sammi]

It's a somewhat neat print. Here, have a handwriting meme picture. It's not my best example but it'll do.

Everyone comments that it's tiny, although that all depends. Assignments were always an acceptable size, but in my personal writing notebooks, it goes from super tiny to somewhat big depending on the day and where I wrote it.

 

[Ayselipera]

Hmm, it probably would have been better worded if I said, "you'll be the judge of that." Oh well~ :)

 

[PlatinumDude]

My handwriting is similar to a fourth or fifth grader's, though some people still can read it. Before 7th or 8th grade, I used to always write in cursive, but almost no one could understand it, so I switched to script/print for the rest of my school days.