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the moment i left elementary school and found out that no, we would not be forced to write cursive the rest of our lives, i dropped it from my life entirely
@revenant yea i have a cool cursive-like scribble of a signature but that's about it
@squirrel this is basically how i always sign things now because it doesnt matter
@squirrel I re-learned it, but only to learn how to sign my new name when I changed it. It's the only cursive practice I've done since.
I totally want to get into calligraphy though; it's so pretty ;o;
@mawr calligraphy is hecka beautiful and i lack all of the coordination to do any of it
and the expensive pens too
@squirrel The coordination is something I lack as well; it takes so much practice to figure it out at all, and the honing it is... a lot of work >..>
The pens aren't crazy expensive; some of them are, of course... but a decent starter set of pens and ink will set you back about $50. Then it's just dumping time and effort into the learning.
@mawr $50 is expensive for a pen for me xwx
HA! That was the exact example of a decent pen I referenced in the reply I was just writing. XD
@troubleMoney @mawr i buy,,,,, whatever i find the cheapest at the stationery shops
like, ink pens just aren't for me. first of all i hardly ever write things down ever ever, second of all i do not have the patience to work my calligraphy up to justify buying a pen that costs more than a few cents
i love what y'all can do with them, but it's just not for me. at most i buy cutesy colored pens i lie to myself that ill draw with but they're just sitting there
@squirrel i think the last time i ever wrote cursive was when i signed my name on my driver's license because for some reason i thought it needed to look good (it doesn't)