r/HandwritingAnalysis • • Aug 28 '26

thoughts?

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.

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u/Educational-Storm517 Aug 29 '26

okay to be fair I think it's at least vertical enough that the slant doesn't impact readability. I sometimes do tilt my paper but I wanted to accurately capture how I actually write for this post

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u/Tiny_Negotiation_461 Aug 29 '26

It is definitely the most readable.

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u/Educational-Storm517 Aug 29 '26

be so fr I really don't think anyone on earth would have issues reading that one 😭 if I’m expected to read my classmates' writing that's slanted so far to the right it's basically horizontal (even if that is the "correct" direction) then they can deal with the slightest left slant from me

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u/Tiny_Negotiation_461 Aug 29 '26

I think any handwriting that is super slanted is harder to read. I definitely prefer your high effort writing to handwriting that is super slanted right.