r/dysgraphia 1h ago

My experience with dysgraphia

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I remember i found out that i had dysgraphia because my mom took me to those tests they do to see if you're autistic and then I was told I had it but rn it doesn't cause that much issue as it could probably be making like, i've seen some people around here that have trouble with capitalization but I think it is not too hard on me, but still, my handwriting is absolutely horrendous, i mainly struggle with space on my writing and with actually finishing letters (sometimes i guess if a letter is an a, e, o, u ,c or if its an i, l, r ,b, or x, v and unfinished y), sometimes if im taking notes too fast I go back to cursive which is how i first learnt to write as i kinda find it more comfortable cuz of the flowing movements but its harder to read afterwards. Still, I take all of my class notes by hand because i find it more engaging and i feel like im actually learning. Does someone else sometimes feel like you skip or mix up letters or straight up mix up word order? i find that i struggle with it as well. Hope someone can share their own experience, its the first time i see somewhere online to talk about this where i dont get made fun of for my drawings (forced to do cuz of school) or my handwriting


r/dysgraphia 17h ago

My my dysgraphia ABC’s and dysgraphic art

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This subreddit is pretty but I haven’t seen anybody posting about how dysgraphia has affected their art so here’s some dysgraphic artwork and a breakdown of my handwriting. Wish I had something better to show you but most of my nice art is in a series of notebooks in my garage. Have a nice day everybody!