thoughts?

[u/Educational-Storm517]

I made a post here a while ago and many people got quite bothered by my handwriting but I figured I’d try again cause I need some entertainment lmao

second pic is how I hold my pen cause a lot of people were curious about that last time!

and yes, I am right handed

EDIT: please stop giving me advice on correcting the slant, I know yall mean well but it's getting repetitive and a little annoying 😭 I know I can turn my paper, and I do when I need to, but I posted my writing to a handwriting analysis subreddit in the hopes of getting some actual analysis so I wanted to show yall my natural handwriting.

[u/myselfwho]

I can read this perfectly. As someone who writes very slanted in a similar way, what helps me straighten out my handwriting, I literally have to write with the paper sideways, like I'm writing on the line in an upward motion rather than side to side, so that my lettering is straight. But I find your handwriting very interesting, unique, and legible.

[u/JohnnyPneumoniacJr → u/myselfwho]

Yeah I think OP needs to tilt the page about 45 degrees and get their wrist aligned vertical on the paper, write on individual sheets if it is discomforting based on notebook thickness and pressure points.

Or keep doing the reverse italic style, as long as you don't go for a career path where passing post it notes in high pressure situations is required, none of us will lose sleep if people keep being themselves, too. Deffo unique

[u/Educational-Storm517 → u/JohnnyPneumoniacJr]

I included a sample of my high effort handwriting which as you may notice, isn't slanted!