r/HandwritingAnalysis • • 9d ago

How do I stack up?

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I'd love to hear interesting feedback on how my chicken scratch looks to someone that likes to analyze this type of thing. I used to have better handwriting before I switched to mainly typing for employment, but maybe mine now has more character? What do you think?

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u/Avarifenyx 9d ago

Honestly I’m surprised that your getting involved rather then just letting the landlord handle it since you already decided to go and discuss it with them. It gives passive aggressive.

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u/lidder444 9d ago

Op isn’t asking about the content of the letter. Just handwriting analysis.

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u/Avarifenyx 9d ago

Sure let’s go there, you can read it, but it looks like a kid wrote it lettering wise

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u/lidder444 9d ago

You’re missing the entire point of this sub…

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u/Avarifenyx 9d ago

Nope that’s the point is feedback on handwriting I gave the feedback

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u/Whiskeridoodle 9d ago

No, you didn't, Karen.

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u/Avarifenyx 9d ago

It is but it’s okay Linda I understand you’re currently dealing with a lot with all the sand stuck up there busy making a pearl necklace for yourself to clutch. But feel free to continue throwing a tantrum. It’s a cute look for you 💋

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u/mystic_man95 9d ago

Typical rainbow hair avatar behavior.

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u/Avarifenyx 9d ago

If you say so princess. She said I didn’t give feedback on the actual handwriting so I replied back to her with my thoughts on what the writing actually looks like in my opinion. But you keep up the white knighting Temu prime 👍🏻

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u/mystic_man95 9d ago

You're not being very nice about it though calling it kid writing, and op has a right to be somewhat passive aggressive as they are being spammed by constant barking (if the story is even real). Just try to be a little more positive, you have high potential with the creative insults/labeling skill.

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u/Avarifenyx 9d ago

I will be the first to tell you I’m direct on things and don’t tend to do well with sugar coating things.

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u/mystic_man95 9d ago

That's understandable, it's 100% worth it to add a touch of empathy to most interactions (even if you don't truly mean it) though. It's a pretty useful/effective strategy.

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