poll: Do you write in cursive

[EastwoodS]

Recently, I re-learned my cursive so I could start writing birthday and congratulatory cards in a traditional manner. From teaching myself cursive again, I have learned to embrace it hardcore now, haha.

[dead0man]

I have atrocious penmanship (it goes well with my garbage spelling).  I only print, and then, as little as possible.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

Just for my signature and nothing else.

[Lechasseur]

Yes, I write in cursive

[Rand]

90% of the time. The other 10% is when I know an imbecile is going to read my handwriting. Yeah it’s bullsh*t having to change my style and simplify things for idiots, but hey, they outnumber the rest of us.

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

Always print and capitalized

[dead0man]

Always print and capitalized

that's how my Dad got around his bad hand writing, he just goes super slow and writes everything in capitals.  I've tried it, but I guess I'm too lazy or something.

[GeorgiaModerate]

I can, but my handwriting has always been atrocious, so I usually print.

When I was in grade school, handwriting (cursive) was a regular course each year, and you got a grade on it.  In grades 1-3, I got C's in handwriting every year.  The next summer, my mom had me practice writing for a half hour every day, and in the fourth grade I got an A in it.  But I didn't keep up the practice, and was back to a C the next year.

[Mr. Smith]

Just for my signature and nothing else.

[President Johnson]

In handwriting? Sort of. On the computer? Barely, or just individual words or phrases for a certain purpose.

[TDAS04]

I learned to in 3rd grade, but:

Just for my signature and nothing else.

[Crumpets]

Almost always cursive, but occasionally print, especially if I'm dealing with acronyms.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Only for my signature. Otherwise I hate it.

[Anti-Trump Truth Socialite JD Vance Enjoying Juror]

Only when writing my signature.

[Thank you for being a friend...]

I used to have nicer handwriting but once I started spending a lot of time on the computer typing, my handwriting has gotten lazy and lousy.  I barely do any handwriting now.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

It’s an unholy mixture, depending on the letter and sometimes the word.

[Mexican Wolf]

Almost entirely in cursive when writing notes and other things for myself, but I know I have awful handwriting, so I usually try to print when I'm writing stuff that other people have to read.

[kcguy]

Overwhelmingly print.

But I tend to use cursive on those rare occasions I'm handwriting a long essay in paragraph form.

[Meclazine for Israel]

Only my signature.

Everything else is printed capitals only.

I copied my mother's printed style. I always admired by parent's handwriting.

[Nutmeg]

It’s an unholy mixture, depending on the letter and sometimes the word.

^^

[ProudModerate2]

Print only.
It is my understanding that there are many school districts (mainly in the mid-west) that do not teach cursive writing any more, to any of their students.
I feel it will die-out 50-100 years from now. With computers/cell phones dominating everything we do, print(ed) lettering we read, type (push buttons), or print on to paper, is the future.

[°Leprechaun]

Yes, I write in cursive

[100% pro-life no matter what]

I know a lot of conservatives disagree with me, but I see no point to cursive.  I would say I use it for my signature, but my signature is honestly wholly illegible.

[DaleCooper]

Print only.
It is my understanding that there are many school districts (mainly in the mid-west) that do not teach cursive writing any more, to any of their students.

They don't teach anything else to their students either, unfortunately.

[John Dule]

I write everything in cursive and I look down on those who don't.