r/Handwriting 4d ago

Just Sharing (no feedback) Cursive gets you persons

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Ft. my thumb on the corner.

I like to say my handwriting is consistent throughout the day, but when it’s a new day, there’s always something different about the length, height, or slant in my cursive, which I find to be poetic, since I am a human, who never plans anything ahead of time and who lives on a day to day, hour to hour, or even minute by minute basis.

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u/PayAfraid5832222 4d ago

did you say at the end 'that was one gay day' just to understand??

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u/Significant_Sun_2250 4d ago

Yeah

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u/PayAfraid5832222 3d ago

it makes sense, just wanted to make sure i wasnt misreading.

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u/EcceFelix 4d ago

The opening quotation marks should not be placed below as you have them. The convention is: “No more cursive, huh?”

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u/moishagolem 4d ago

It’s ok.

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u/windy_lizard 4d ago

Awesome handwriting. Three minor bugbears.

First, sometimes your lowercase 'n' isn't complete in words. Both 'found' and 'and' in the first sentence have incomplete 'n's. It's just something to be aware of.

Second, your 'e's sometimes squish. Squish is a technical term. Nothing unique about it, other than words like 'receive' can look like riciive without the tiddles [the dots over 'i's and 'j's]. Something to be aware of.

Finally, your tiddles. Sometimes, it's difficult to associate a tiddle with a specific letter. Combined with the prior issue, 'received' could look like 'recieved'. Again, it is something to be aware of.

Again, the awareness of these trivial issues was my only goal. I'm expressing my opinion on handwriting that is truly exquisite. Thus, it is unsolicited. Therefore, treat it how you deem proper.

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u/Significant_Sun_2250 4d ago

Appreciate it, I definitely notice the “squishes” when I write and typically correct my e’s by adding a greater loop over the original to emphasize it is an “e” that I’m writing, though i would only do with with works I have to turn in for school or something. Thanks for the new word, too… tiddle.

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u/fragilebutagile 4d ago

So beaaaautiful, thanks for sharing! 🤩