Do you write in Script/Cursive or Print?

Do you write in script/cursive or print?


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D_Fiona_Farvel

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A combo, which is shameful.
My Arabic script is beautiful, and better than English, not sure why.
Perhaps because I write in Arabic by hand, but most English is now by keyboard. :shrug:
 

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I use print unless it's a signature for something.

Actually, thanks to the computer, sometimes I go so long without actually writing that my hand feels weird when I try to write a sentence. :frown1:
 

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A combination of both does not mean sometimes one or sometimes the other. It means that some letters in some words are script and some are printed.
 
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Print. The last time I practiced script/cursive was back in Primary School.

I sometimes change the fonts I write in, and I've just begun writing in something akin to Old English recently.
 

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My mother only wrote in script. She did not know how to print. I guess she only was taught that way.

My sister only prints, but it is chicken scratch.

I am a sloppy writer, but I can write neatly when I apply myself.
 
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I print always. Even when I write in cursive I disjoin the letters.

Handwriting is difficult for me as I now do it so rarely. My hand tires very quickly.
 

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Combo these days. I remember teaching myself to write in cursive long before it was taught in school because I thought it was the coolest thing.
 
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I like my handwriting. Mixture of print and script. I also appreciate all kinds of writing because of the educational materials that I work with.
 

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print...and i also tend to write in all capital letters...i think that's a trait passed down from my father.

yet strangely, i rarely capitalize on the internet.
 

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I write in print...my cursive looks like a Doctor writing a prescription on acid! (NO ONE COULD READ THAT!) My internet messages also seem to contain a lot of uncomfortable "smiley's" - more than the typical hererosexual male might use...It don't make me a bad person!! I'm FROM NORTH DAKOTA for Christs' sake! Gimme a break? (old school "smiley" language here! :))
 

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I write in print...my cursive looks like a Doctor writing a prescription on acid! (NO ONE COULD READ THAT!) My internet messages also seem to contain a lot of uncomfortable "smiley's" - more than the typical hererosexual male might use...It don't make me a bad person!! I'm FROM NORTH DAKOTA for Christs' sake! Gimme a break? Thank
 

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Mine is a combo of boyish print and girly cursive. It shines when i write with a fine tipped pen and looks horrible when i write with a ballpoint pen.

I've gotten a lot of compliments and criticism when it comes to my handwriting. I always found it odd.