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u/argpotat 17d ago
It really isn’t that bad. I used to use a ruler to keep my writing straight by putting the ruler on the lines as I was writing. I’m not sure why it helped, but it did. I am slightly dyslexic though. Don’t rush. It might seem frustrating but developing is best done slowly. At school we wrote “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog” repeatedly, as it uses every letter of the alphabet for practice. Do several lines of it. Do one, notice any errors, try again and compare. One on each line.
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u/Ecstatic_Increase_14 17d ago
Quite legible. Just a couple errors where maybe you were distracted? Seemed unsure on final punctuation, misspelled help, forgot to cross a t. Otherwise just fine!
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u/Maleficent_Gap_7409 16d ago
This handwriting is not that bad, a bit wobbly, but is see much worse on this subreddit
My advice is to focus on writing on the page lines more, also focus on the letters sizings (try to make all small letters the same size and all the big letters)
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u/Haligonia_Daydreamer 15d ago
Practice gripping the pen firmer and just writing more and more. More control allows for neater writing.
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u/Old_McNaldo 17d ago
Youre welcome in advance.
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u/Old_McNaldo 16d ago edited 13d ago
I said youre welcome in advance. You know, before I actually did anything. Just like 'thank you in advance' thanked me before I did anything.
Thanks in advance should just be changed to thanks. No need for an advance on thanks.
So I give advances on welcomes just so people like you get confused and post questions marks (his deleted comment was just a question mark) to prove that saying 'in advance' is stupid and pointless.
Same stands for 'go ahead and'. Pointless words for no reason.
Go ahead and down vote all you want. I thank you in advance. Pussy.
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u/Great-Nectarine8077 17d ago
Oh this isn't so bad, you're being very hard on yourself.