/lit/ - Literature

>>17545560
no but many people learn it in school, if you're handwriting sucks start practicing now and you'll be able to see a major improvement in about a couple of months.

>>17545560
This is what /pol/ does to your brain

Women generally write like retards with that big ass bubble writing lacking any sense of proportion or style. They also never use cursive. That being said if youre a male and have shitty writing you should kys theres no excuse

>>17545600
Then how come I didn’t learn? I went to public school just like everyone else

>>17545613
every writer in history has had chicken scrawl

>>17545560
Generally speaking in school most things are types nowadays, I don’t see a situation where you need to use a pen or pencil to write something someone else will read. You’ll likely text it in regards to communication or typing it if it’s on the job or school. Unless you’re a tradefag but you’re already low class so why care what others think?

>>17545560
To some degree, yes, I think so but it’s something you can refine. That’s the case with refinement in regard to just about everything honestly. For example, eating elegantly can be in-norm but also acquired.

>>17545632
too bad this is fake, it’s too perfect

>>17545632
Because just like me you were a shitty student and have start making up for it now. I believe in you.

>>17545632
why is the double preposition highlighted?

>>17545676

>>17545607
what? how is this related to /pol/?

>>17545560
No. My handwriting used to be so terrible that teachers have literally ripped up my papers in disgust because they either couldn't read it or because it just somehow made them angry. I'm not kidding.
Now my handwriting resembles pic related, nevermind the cringe ass shit I wrote.

>>17545709
Learned skills being blamed on inherent skills and talent and subsequently not even trying to fix it.

>>17546030
Where did /pol/ touch you?

>>17546114
>Where did x touch you?

>>17546030
ah I thought you meant the image. I'm still confused by what this note is