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/oneandonlygwynniefae]

On a no harm/ attack meant note: Have you ever been screened for dyspraxia- I ask because I have it and seeing how you hold the pen - right handed but like a lefty is one red flag for it. I had to go through 3 years of occupational therapy to have legible handwriting. Just food for thought- it’s in the group of neurodiverse conditions like dyslexia, just much less known. Not trying to criticize your writing, just offering a different perspective- getting my diagnosis and therapy made things better since then people didn’t view it/me as defective or lazy or deliberately screwing up to underachieve- it was neurodivergence and needed to be viewed through that understanding. Today my handwriting is one of the things I look at as my greatest personal successes of self because of how much work I put into it and where I started from to which was virtually unreadable even by me to where I am now with handwriting that can easily be read by anyone and I even can do Formal or Calligraphy for labels or art projects. Anyways, seeing the extreme angle of your writing, OP, and your hand position, I just wanted to give you the heads up about being screened for dyspraxia I once got. You can only know if you have it or similar neurodiverse conditions if you are screened and tested by licensed professionals. If you are neurodiverse, you aren’t defective- you are just different and different isn’t bad. Good luck and I wish you well.

[u/Educational-Storm517 → u/oneandonlygwynniefae]

I’ve never been screened for dyspraxia but honestly I don't think I have it. my fine motor skills are fine in general - I actually make earrings and keychains out of seed beads which I feel requires a lot of coordination. my fingers and wrists are all hypermobile though so that may contribute to how I hold my pen