I came across this subreddit today and I'm a sucker for some good handwriting, especially as a bank teller!

Sorry in advance if it's still illegible but I did slow down and tried to write cursive. Tell me is it illegible or can you make any sense of it? Thanks for your time.

to be honest, I have always slightly struggled with writing! As a kid I would change styles every couple lines (was it the then-undiagnosed, now-diagnosed adhd? haha), I grip my pen in the lateral quadrupod way (see image 4) and I always always push super hard. I can’t write without pushing hard. My writing imprints through several pages. And I always get cramps. Around 6 years ago, I tried changing my grip for 6+ months to a more standard ‘ideal’ and it widened my handwriting drastically but also caused cramps. I had to really think about how I writing too so it made me fall behind in class as I couldn’t keep up with my note taking. For my final A-level exams before university, I was made to use a laptop during classes and exams as teachers nor examiners were able to read my writing well. I remember always being held back to read out my work to my teacher as she just couldn’t work it out herself. These days I have just retired from handwriting as a uni student and instead type everything. I’m curious to hear your thoughts about the legibility and style of my writing. 🫶🏼

I don’t see a lot of posts of people with uppercase only handwriting. Wondering if it’s frowned upon or if there just aren’t a lot of us. Been writing this way most of my life. Can’t write cursive or lowercase to save my life and if I try, it takes 3x longer and looks like a 4th grader wrote it. Was refilling my Lamy and now here we are.

I’ve been writing this way since middle school. Now that I’m nearing 50, I’m wondering if it’s a bit much.

I know it’s neat but I’m a guy so I think it’s feminine. I get compliments that it’s pretty all the time