I`m.Perfectionist

crushes:

dear you,

i can’t write you a song. i can’t draw your picture. i can’t even tell you that i think you’re adorable.

but i can make you smile. and you make me smile.

stay awhile, pretty baby.

— short girl

Gosh, this.

meaningofsilence:

My letters tilt to the right yet I fail at logistics and math.

>:c

Failing math? Says the person who told me that she did not study for a math quiz. When I asked what she got, she says “Oh I aced it”.

Far from failing math, darling. No one fails math as hard as I do. (:

juicyycrunchyness:

Whoa. I print. I gave up writing cursive back in 7th grade when I realized it took me forever to write on the state’s exams. I’ve been printing ever since & I like my handwriting. [:

So what’s this test you’re talking about?

http://www.handwritingwizard.com
Go check it out if you’d like to. They make it sound like your entire life can be told simply by your handwriting, but I’m not sure if it’s really that trustworthy though.

I dislike my writing. I think it looks messy. Most people around me however, would disagree with that. They all think that I write way too neatly, and too small. Really? I don’t think I write that small. =/

My cursives are way too girly, and I think they look messy as well. After writing for half a page or so everything begin to look like circles. I hardly ever use cursive writing unless I’m trying to show people why I don’t use it, or compare the ways to write capital letters with people. Like today in English, comparing with AB.

I can still remember being in Gr.6 learning how to write cursive letters in ESL classes. Then totally abandoning the proper way to write it, and start to develop my own flare. What’s the point of learning cursives, if I’m never going to use it anyways? For goodness sake, my printing is faster than writing in cursives. I don’t get the concept of “handwriting”. Apparently it’s a messier form of writing that’s not like cursive, but faster than printing. I consider my printing to be “handwriting” since it’s messy to me, and fast anyways.

So they say that one’s personality can be analysed through his or her handwriting. From the size of the loops, the hardness of the strokes, the way it’s tilted, dotted letters like t’s and i’s, size of the letter, tilt of the rows, etc. I don’t see how they analyse those stuff, but I did one of the tests out of interest, and the results were pretty accurate. Science tells me that the way you write is a direct result of how your hand muscles are shaped, but I still do believe that since my writing is tilted towards the left side, I’m more of an artistic person than a numbers person.