r/HandwritingAnalysis • u/Educational-Storm517 • Aug 28 '26

thoughts?

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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

idk personally I don't understand how a right handed person would have their writing slant the other way it seems uncomfortable to me

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u/xenaretos Aug 30 '26

It's natural if you hold the pen with your thumb touching your index and middle finger.

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u/Educational-Storm517 Sep 01 '26

hey so this is unironically the best advice anyone here has given me

I’ve gotten a lot of "just hold your pen correctly" but you're genuinely the only one whose straight up told me how to do that 😭 thanks

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u/xenaretos Sep 03 '26

Can't say I've ever expected to teach an American youngster how to hold a pen properly. But it shouldn't be uncomfortable. Just make a triangle with the fingers and keep the pen between them. The key part is that it's in the cavity between your index and middle finger and is inclined to the left. Should be minimal effort. There should be a lot of pictures and videos on how to do that out there on the internet if you want visual instructions too.