Just a thread to see others your handwriting. I thought it'd be interesting, but maybe not? I guess it just depends on the person. Uh, anyways. Here's my handwriting but with a little bit of randomness as well. Feel free to make fun of my chicken scratch.
In case you can't read it, it says:
Greetings. This is my handwriting. It's a mess, as you can see. I can make it nicer, but it takes forever, so y'all are stuck with this.
I did different pens, just to see which one I like the most for writing with
I can't see it, it's just a blue box for me.
fixed
Forgive the quality. It's kinda dark in my room. Forgive the doodles too.
Also does anyone else cross their zs?
(I don't cross my z's but they look pretty cool like that ngl)
(Also everyone's handwriting here is like 10x more unique than mine sjkdfgh)
(ahhhh kie your handwriting is really pretty!!!)
(no you)
( >:( )
(yeah man, like, at least yours is legible lmaoo)
(I'll literally post another image of my handwriting from school notes or smth and you'll see a significant difference between normal and neat. What I showed was my version of neat.)
also, i meant to put handwriting at the end, but it slipped my mind
Also does anyone else cross their zs?
Yes
'nd atlassssssssssss
i can't tell you how much i love your handwritinggggggg
(ahhhh thank you! i like your japanese writing style dude! also, im gonna go check my mailbox to see if your letter arrived-)
To further my defense, I'd like to add that I was also laying on my stomach when I wrote this
(Honestly, Lizzie, your handwriting reminds me of a font I've seen somewhere. I like it. It's much better than mine lmao.)
(ahhhh thank you! i like your japanese writing style dude! also, im gonna go check my mailbox to see if your letter arrived-)
(yw, 'nd thank chuuuu, 'nd yayyy, hope it has !)
(probably because in sixth grade I copied three girls' handwritings and about five fonts (I thought they were pretty and I thought it would make me cooler), and they've all been incorporated and vomited up into seventeen year old me's regular writing)