My handwriting can change several times within the course of writing a paragraph (ie from print to straight up and and down cursive, slanted cursive, more rounded cursive, messy cursive, and back again). It can also be so close to scribble that I can barely read it, let alone anyone else.
I can also write in perfect NSW Foundation Script (print, not cursive) because I had to learn as part of my training.
I think my writing is a mix of laziness and not giving a shit.
Edit: Oh, and when I was a kid, we had these books teaching handwriting, and I'd get incredibly upset to the point of tears and frustration if I didn't match the letter *exactly* as it was...if it was not a perfect photocopy like result (which, being 4-5 at the time, it fuckin' wasn't, obviously) I would be distraught and assume I was a failure.
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My handwriting can change several times within the course of writing a paragraph (ie from print to straight up and and down cursive, slanted cursive, more rounded cursive, messy cursive, and back again). It can also be so close to scribble that I can barely read it, let alone anyone else.
I can also write in perfect NSW Foundation Script (print, not cursive) because I had to learn as part of my training.
I think my writing is a mix of laziness and not giving a shit.
Edit: Oh, and when I was a kid, we had these books teaching handwriting, and I'd get incredibly upset to the point of tears and frustration if I didn't match the letter *exactly* as it was...if it was not a perfect photocopy like result (which, being 4-5 at the time, it fuckin' wasn't, obviously) I would be distraught and assume I was a failure.