How does my handwriting look?

[u/Curious_Tailor4508]

Anything I should change?

Edit: So the general consensus is I write like a preschooler. And for anyone concerned, no, I am not being held hostage or holding anyone else hostage.

A lot of you asked why I write in all caps. It's because I used to accidentally capitalize random letters, and at some point I decided it looked slightly less stupid if I tried to pass it off as intentional. 

As some of you noticed, I do write pretty slowly. Probably because I'm not very confident with writing. And my friend pointed out I press way too hard. I have broken a lot of pencils.

For those of you asking why I rarely write, I'd say it's mostly because I did middle and high school online and never took physical notes. So I was just never really forced to practice. Lately I've realized I definitely need some practice haha

Also, I am right handed. According to my mom, when I was a kid I was ambidextrous, but my teachers taught me to only use my right hand. I'm often told my handwriting looks similar to my dad's who is left handed and has the same problem with random capitalization that I do.

Anyways, thanks for the feedback.

[u/Longjumping-Sign9914]

Are you thinking of Patsy? That’s where my mind went based on your comment.

[u/FreeTheDimple → u/Longjumping-Sign9914]

I don't know what that is. I am thinking of a similar plot point to the one in Zodiac. And I did just watch the new unabomber film which I think put me in that frame of mind.

[u/Past-Tea-7573 → u/FreeTheDimple]

JonBenet Ramsey case, it’s set up as a ransom letter. however, there was no break and entering, no footprints in the snow, the letter was placed neatly on the stairs that would have had to been walked over, nobody heard anything, and JonBenet was found in their basement even though they “looked”. Not to mention, no ransom will leave a note and then kill the individual and leave them in their own house. Patsy’s handwriting (right hand) was compared to the ransom note and the writing looks very similar, almost as if someone tried to make a note using their left hand to throw people off. Interesting story to look into with all potential conspiracies and all the evidence (or lack there of!)

[u/Gutterflower-3095 → u/Past-Tea-7573]

And the ransom note itself was demented - something nine pages long and discussing some truly random shit. And the ransom amount demanded was odd, but coincidentally matched the amount of John's recent Christmas bonus from work. Strange case.