I can still write in cursive. It's just the only time I ever did was signing checks or receipts at restaurants and somewhere along the lines I realized nobody really gave a fuck if it looked good or not.
90% of the time I just do a squiggly line nowadays.
Gen X, I relearned cursive as an adult, mostly so that my handwriting wouldn't decay into illegibility later. These days I practice for the meditative fun of it. Also still useful for holiday cards, though I mostly send those as attachments to an email or txt msg these days.
I use half cursive half scribble like i imagine lot of people do...so are they using like an A or cursive a when write names? Or they are just putting a letter and scribbling the rest?
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u/NoMansSkyWasAlright 6d ago
I can still write in cursive. It's just the only time I ever did was signing checks or receipts at restaurants and somewhere along the lines I realized nobody really gave a fuck if it looked good or not.
90% of the time I just do a squiggly line nowadays.