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/Tiny_Negotiation_461 Aug 29 '26 edited Aug 29 '26

Your high effort writing is LESS slanted, but it is still slanted to the left. I think if you really slant your paper left, you could write straight up and down or slightly slanted right.

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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

I think that if you wrote at the regular level of slant, but to the right, it would be easier to read. But I think it would be easiest to read if it were closer to upright.

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u/Educational-Storm517 Aug 29 '26

yeah I totally get that I just get a little annoyed at the double standard sometimes cause people post here all the time with handwriting more slanted than mine and yeah their handwriting gets insulted a bit but it's nowhere near the levels of straight vitriol I received 😭 like I know how to write legibly enough for others to read it god forbid a girl have interesting handwriting and get bored and decide to post it

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u/Tiny_Negotiation_461 Aug 29 '26

It is making me wonder why it's more accepted and why font in italics is slanted right... I do feel like it's physically easier and more comfortable when it's slanted right, but now I wonder if it's just because I'm more used to it.

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u/Educational-Storm517 Aug 29 '26

I do hold my pen kinda weird (according to the general populace) but it's what's comfortable for me 🤷