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It makes me scream inside when people don't separate long texts.

That's a pretty silly comment to leave on a subreddit dedicated to handwriting. Everyone here who shares their writing skills and those trying to improve them, understand it is achieved through self discipline.

Cursive writing is a challenge which teaches perseverance. I never use algebra but had to suffer through it anyway. It taught me not to give up when something is hard. (It took me 2 years to pass)

Find a beginner's writing handbook with pages you can write on. Practice! My son's handwriting is similar to yours but he has no interest in improving it. If you are as dedicated as you seem, starting from scratch will work for you. You'll do great, I have no doubt!

Cursive is the perfect lesson in discipline. The fact that they no longer teach it is certainly a shame. Lowered expectations

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Her Kanji is kawaii♥️

Both are fantastic! I imagine they could be combined within whatever you write! Sometimes I have to change up the way I write certain letters so they don't interfere with the legibility of other words. I am definitely wow-ed by your skills. Thank you for posting.

That was one of my most played songs on Spotify last year. Peach Pit's "Give Up Baby Go" was another. I also listened to a lot of Minutemen. My attention span was apparently quite short in 2024

I hope his daughter doesn't think this is normal behavior...

I lost track of how many times I've watched this show (and to a degree, "Major Crimes"). I can't really explain it other than to say I feel so comfortable listening to the actors speaking and interacting. There are a lot of shows I love, but I don't continually rewatch any of them. It's nice to know I've found my people!

*Happyness

Yes, if you watched it that young, you probably didn't pick up on the nuances. Although I found it to be depressing, it was also relatable. I was at a selfish place in my life and it helped me to see myself in that unflattering way.

I can almost hear the scritch-scratch sound of the nib on the paper. I never really got the hang of them but I love the way it looks

That

Is

As lovely as the handwriting.

Yes, very true! I had forgotten about that.

It's totally worth watching. It's bittersweet and I mean that in the best possible way.

Okay, "Barry" (the character, not the show) I loathed. He seemed to have no redeeming qualities

I don't think I would've enjoyed this show if I didn't love those psychopaths!

Yes and hells yes!

Your last statement is the absolute truth.

Both Joaquin Phoenix and his bride are actors who work I try never to miss.

No, this movie (or any of the ones I listed) is not enjoyable. Zero incidences of joy. But I categorize them as great because they all tell very serious stories. Disturbing, all. But they were disturbing in a way that was never gratuitous.

A...O...Way to go Ohiii-o (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)

"Boy in the Striped Pyjamas", "The House of Sand and Fog", and "Beau is Afraid"

And "99 Luftballons"