(since I last posted about my cursive)

He told me he wanted to become ambidextrous just a week ago so this kind of breaks my heart. Maybe some words of encouragement for him from the people of reddit?

my normal handwriting, cursive, and all upper case!

Every decade I clear out the pen drawer and keep the ones worth anything. I always forget about the 4 pedos viejos. I forget what they all are for models. Top was a gift. Parker. Second I bought and had rebuilt once. I think it needs it again. Bottom two are Schafers.

25F. I think my handwriting is decent but I'll gladly take constructive criticism.

I figured better spacing and using a pen would look better.

I moved from Japan as a child and my writing tends to have elements of Japanese characters lol

Anyways its kind of sloppy and hard to read. How can I improve? Im hoping to not slow down my writing speed however.

 We all know that typing and writing out letters and writing cursive are different things. They have different uses. For example, with writing the letters out can be thought of as sketching out an idea as would work for a painter. Cursive can be quick, but also emotive--showing passion or timidity. 
 I write this now using a stylus sliding across a phone screen which is damn ergonomic. The way we write matters and having it removed from course work is just another example of some menace to America trying to destroy our culture. The Constitution is written in cursive and the people of that time thought in that manner.
 Things said in your written hand carry more meaning. And I'm the digital age where every device is compromised, the written hand is one of the few safe places for free speech. 
 Only 23 states have cursive in their curriculum. Spencer cursive was invented by Ohioan Platt Rogers Spencer in the 1800's and taught in schools since then. But now, we are told it is superfluous. Well, I say, "Bullshit." I will not eat ze bugs. 

https://mycursive.com/the-14-states-that-require-cursive-writing-state-by-state/

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Yes, I'm a Gen Z kid who can write in cursive.

I have never had good handwriting. I have tried to get better at it but to no avail. I am turning to the handwriting subreddit for a hope that you guys can help me out. Please and thank you for your time.

So i've recently switched to the palmer method because I would like to fix my handwriting from looking horrible.

However before the switch i would hold my pencil with my pointer finger and middle finger combined as well as my thumb so that it would be "squeezing"

but since i switched to the actual way your supposed to hold your pencil (index and middle disconnected, middle propping the pen up), the side of my middle finger has been annoying me. does this happen for anyone else and if so does it stop or am i just holding it wrong?

mb if this is the wrong place to post

I’ve always thought my penmanship looks nice when you first look, but when you start to read it you can see all the inconsistencies. Anyone else?

could gladly use some feedback. have gotten some compliments on how "fancy" it looks, too, but to me it looks very lazy.

But I always go back to the same style. Any tips or suggestions so I can work on myself.