Do you use cursive?

[felixthemaster1]

We all learn it in school way back when but never use it day to day. Only my signature is in cursive, how about you guys?

[heavygrounds]

I don't think too many people use it these days... Except for doctors.

 

I think cursive is just too impractical, as it is harder to read and slower to write.

So no I don't use it.

[seiny]

Sometimes when I write it's partially in cursive

[Polyvalent]

No.

 

I have always written in a messy print where I connect a lot of letters without trying.  My signature is just my name written excessively fast.  It looks like cursive so it works.

[DigitalHermit]

Yes... But only because I can take down notes faster that way...

[Rorgash]

my signature started as cursive.. now its.. something else

[Fulgrim]

I use it when scribbling notes at my desk, usually for a game which has logic puzzles etc. But i don't use it on proper documents, or anything which i send to someone else.

[Guest Philosophy]

I use it very seldom. 

[DarrenP]

Yes. I write. I don't print. 

[juretrn]

Why would you not write in cursive?

When taking notes, there is no other option.

[BrandedUpontheGrave]

My fine motor control is absolute shit, so that'd be a no.

[RubyRoks]

For my signature and school only. It's fucking stupid and makes my hands cramp up more than typing on a Commodore 64

[MZ Farhad]

In my old school in South Africa, from the 3rd grade onwards it was compulsory to use cursive. I left the school by the 7th and ever since my writing has been a hybrid mess.

[Charger]

We all learn it in school way back when but never use it day to day. Only my signature is in cursive, how about you guys?

right after we were taught it were were basically told to never use it in school so i have only used it for my signature since elementary school

[Th3 Mans1ay3r]

I only use it for signatures.

I was taught how to read and write cursive in general but found it useless because I had already spent most of the time I read and wrote in manuscript so changing was stupid to me. I also cursives capabilities to be understood were based ENTIRELY on the persons hand writing so having to decipher my own notes and writings seemed mental.

[Firearm2112]

Only my signature.

[XTankSlayerX]

Use a what?

 

Errr... Don't think so

[Misanthrope]

I don't ever write at all anymore unless is paychecks, credit card recipes and legal documents like work contracts. Everything else is digital nowadays, and as someone with terrible hand writing I'm glad.

[sqwidee]

Can still read in it, could probably write everything but some Caps letters, only use it to sign stuff. My note-taking print is crazy fast, but only I can read it...

[felixthemaster1]

Use a what?

 

Errr... Don't think so

you're really young so maybe you weren't taught it in school/not forced

[XTankSlayerX]

felixthemaster1, on 18 Aug 2014 - 10:46 AM, said:

you're really young so maybe you weren't taught it in school/not forced

Of course I know what it is, Like the old style thingy that supposedly makes you write faster

 

Yeah, I was taught in school... Never used it at all. Made me write slower more than anything.

[Shaqo_Wyn]

No.

[Speedbird]

nope

[MrTomnus]

Mine's a hybrid of joined and unjoined. People say I have really neat writing, so I don't care about how I write the letters

[Langdon]

I write in cursive for almost everything. If someone else has to look at it then I'll write normally.

Cursive is just faster for me.