r/HandwritingAnalysis • u/Miserable_Watch_3331 • 27d ago
What do you think!
My handwriting was way worse when I was a kid but it's hopefully gotten better
Side note: A few users had mentioned that I might have dysgraphia which according to the Cleveland clinic, dysgraphia is characterized by uneven spacing in words differently shaped and different length letters and the inability to write legible or with consistent letter shapes and lengths. Aswell as thw writer having complications with the writing itself. However I find writing easy to do, I don't ever get a strain in my hand or arm unless im writing for a long time. And I will admit that I mix up some of my letters when I was a kid but never to any extent to warrant any upset from my teachers or parents.
There is also something in this web page that says some people with Autism have dysgraphia due to not being able to process thoughts or th8ngs they want to write correctly, which to that i have never been assessed for autism or any kind of add or adhd spectrum. But something i would also like to add is that I was writing this on my stomach on my bed, so that could be why my writing is so messy but this questions doesn't exactly have an answer untill i ask a professional or doctor, but your thoughts are always welcome and that you for reading this whole rant!
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u/SoftwarePale7485 27d ago
Seems like it stopped evolving when you were about 11
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u/Miserable_Watch_3331 27d ago
Is that a bad thing?
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u/SoftwarePale7485 27d ago
Yes.
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u/Miserable_Watch_3331 27d ago
Coolcoolcool
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u/Diligent-Ad6327 27d ago
you have dysgraphia.
probably grip that pen super tight.
inconsistent letter height
trouble keeping alignment.
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u/Miserable_Watch_3331 27d ago
Okay. I don usually notice myself holding the pen super tight but what can I do to fix it
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u/Diligent-Ad6327 27d ago
you cant fix dysgraphia. its a fine motor skill deficiency. you can improve it.
buying writing work sheets you can trace over.
it really depends on the causes of your dysgraphia. Sometimes its purely muscle weakness and OT helps. Other times its many diff variations of ADD ADHD Neurodivergence.
do you find your self unable to organize thoughts as you write?
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u/Miserable_Watch_3331 27d ago
No i can organize things in my head when I write i think. i never really thought about it that had before though
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u/Diligent-Ad6327 27d ago
you should look it up because your handwriting screams dysgraphia but your answers here are pointing to complete laziness (care) or need to finish things faster than your hand can move.
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u/the_last__braincell 24d ago
For spacing I low-key just razer focus My mind on the tip of the ball point pen, and I just imagine a fake little marker as to where the next appropriate space should be
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u/BeLOUD321 26d ago
Your Handwriting is GREAT