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(51,974 posts)patrice
(47,992 posts)cynatnite
(31,011 posts)some people can't do cursive worth a crap and it's like deciphering a foreign language.
patrice
(47,992 posts)read it or not?
Or - Do you EVER put yourself in someone else's shoes/perspective and notice that your scribble is incomprehensible?
cynatnite
(31,011 posts)The scribble is often indecipherable.
I know how difficult it is so I do my best to write legibly when it's called for.
patrice
(47,992 posts)more than that I like the way a good pen and paper feel and the shapes of the letters are interesting and somewhat of a challenge.
Xyzse
(8,217 posts)I love cursive, although since I tend to use a modified chancery cursive most times when I write with my handy dandy calligraphy pen, I still enjoy seeing notes written in that form.
randome
(34,845 posts)Times change.
backscatter712
(26,355 posts)Aside from aesthetics, cursive is useful because it makes handwriting faster.
Though these day, I do most things on the computer, and because I took the career path of software engineer, where I had to be absolutely precise when I'm hand-writing code, I reverted to block-printing.
These days, the only thing I write in cursive on a regular basis is my signature.