r/Handwriting • u/Stillwa5703Y • 2d ago
Just Sharing (no feedback) How is my handwriting?
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u/mobotsar 7h ago
I'm honestly not a fan, stylistically speaking, and it could be easier to read (i.e. less uniform), but it's obviously technically good.
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u/PrincessPixxie5150 11h ago
Looks like you get hand cramps writing like this. But it's very neat and symmetrical
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u/girly-girl-2025 12h ago
How do you do the lower case ‘F’? I’ve got a similar handwriting just a bit rounder.
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u/casdwyfil 14h ago
Looks pretty neat. I struggle to read when every letter has the same size tho, it makes my brain scramble the words
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u/princess_winnie07 16h ago
I can tell you have little control over many things in your life, this is taking back the control, i hope you're alright my dude
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u/No-Procedure3489 23h ago
Your handwriting is of a superior quality and is more appropriately referred to as penmanship. It is beautiful. I have no notes. Just a question: do you find lowercase [e]'s to be calming?
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u/Jessie_MacMillan 1d ago
The only word I stumbled over was "national." The T runs into the I, and the L is short; I got it only from context.
Otherwise, your writing is legible and very tidy.
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u/moishagolem 1d ago
Wound waaay too tight.
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u/AdditionalOil_ 22h ago
this is all i think about when i see these really nice handwriting. total A-type personality vibes
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u/mulchaboutnothing 1d ago
You have this habit of ending letters with a small tail—like a little flick or hook at the end. And you tend to force all your letters into a similar height and size, regardless of whether they’re upper or lower case. Sometimes that means you unintentionally shrink the ascenders—like on the letter d, for example. Lol. Oh, and your lowercase f? It looks like a mini uppercase F—just shorter. Haha.
Overall they're neat but not refined. Pleasant to read. And if you write long essays it'll be easy to skim it.
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u/LiamKoju 1d ago
feels forced, if it took you time and effort i don’t think its worth, feel like knowledge wouldn’t be consumed as efficiently
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u/Icy-Independence-615 1d ago
It looks very nice, but it also looks like you put a a lot of effort/time into this style of writing which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, just inefficient.
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u/ComprehensiveDare472 1d ago
It does seem, by the small blotting in the letters, that you are a somewhat slow or careful writer? Am I wrong?
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u/Bookish_Dessert 1d ago
Oh you’re Indian and a tenth grader in CBSE huh? (I promise this is not creepy I’m literally learning the same thing)
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u/Feisty-Fishing-3922 1d ago
Is printing (block letters) handwriting? Yyyyyes technically. Printing is really good!
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u/M1NN44 1d ago
Woah.. very blocky.. I like it! That’s really unique
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u/Mysterious_Expert597 1d ago
It’s like an old school typewriter did this. I’m curious how long it took them to write this…
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u/MoutonNazi 1d ago
Your handwriting is really neat and consistent. It looks great at first glance. But some letters, like a, o, e, and u, look so similar that it gets a bit hard to read, especially in longer texts. It’s clean, but a bit too uniform, which makes it harder for the eye to quickly catch differences between words.
Also, there seems to be a bit of a contradiction between your question and your flair. 😉
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u/kikideliveryxx 1d ago
Im actually concerned about how many spaces you didnt use but great handwriting!
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u/No-Imagination8080 1d ago
Fucking hell Satan how did you do that that's terrifyingly good you should practice perfect circles
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u/Exotic_Eagle1398 1d ago
Actually, it’s printing. Handwriting is usually cursive
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u/neutrallish 1d ago
not really. i cant ever write cursive, even if i try, the words start straightening out after a while esp because i need to write fast
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u/ringostarr5861 1d ago
Common misconception. Handwriting is writing done by hand with a writing instrument like a pen or pencil. Btw my handwriting is like 0.005% cursive.
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u/Stillwa5703Y 1d ago
That's definitely my handwriting bruh
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u/Exotic_Eagle1398 23h ago
lol, I know it is and it’s amazingly precise. I was just saying it wasn’t written in script
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u/BoredJammy 1d ago
Good Handwrirting! please dont try this in exam!!! I swear you'll only end up writing your Name, exam no. and Date.
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u/ungefiedert 2d ago
It looks like you took ages to Wirte that and also with lot of pressure. If it pleases you, nice. If you force yourself , shit
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u/Stillwa5703Y 1d ago
somewhere between
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u/Livid_Pension_33 2d ago
The ONLY thing I would say, to make it quicker for me to read is if you gave your dangling letters a bit more of a tail.... gypj ....especially. 🤔
Others wise, very nice! Put it together for a kindle font & sell to kindle jail busters! 📖
I also used to write very small & concise. I now have CRPS in my dominant RT hand,. & Now struggle to keep letters legible & semi neat...spasms ruin all that, never know they will happen until they are making you draw huge lines ....horrible for one who loved writing small very precise & pleasant to look at! 😫
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u/Kookie_bun 2d ago
Very nice! Dunno if it's a me problem but I only find a and o hard to distinguish. Do you write like this for assignments/when you have time?
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