Anyone else have stunted handwriting that never advanced past the ornate cursive stage with all the flourishes and vastly different glyphs for uppercase letters? You know the type you get taught in the first years of school, at least in Europe.
Somehow despite taking an insane amount of handwritten notes during all 16 years of schooling or however long that disaster lasted, my writing never changed, it still looks like some labored monk's manuscript from the 1500s, just like the rest of me there's no evolution or real maturing present in it at all, it doesn't look like normie handwriting of pretty much ALL normies where the letters are all abbreviated, non-cursive and ugly, yet still perfectly readable, e.g writing "a" as just a shitty circle with a straight line in there somewhere.
It sounds crazy but to me this is another subtle example of how a maladapted male goes through life, taking the small stuff given to them by authority figures very seriously and holding on close to it, while others never stressed about it and dropped it like so much dead weight and constantly evolved, their eyes trained on real opportunities around them and not authority/order/rules.
Somehow despite taking an insane amount of handwritten notes during all 16 years of schooling or however long that disaster lasted, my writing never changed, it still looks like some labored monk's manuscript from the 1500s, just like the rest of me there's no evolution or real maturing present in it at all, it doesn't look like normie handwriting of pretty much ALL normies where the letters are all abbreviated, non-cursive and ugly, yet still perfectly readable, e.g writing "a" as just a shitty circle with a straight line in there somewhere.
It sounds crazy but to me this is another subtle example of how a maladapted male goes through life, taking the small stuff given to them by authority figures very seriously and holding on close to it, while others never stressed about it and dropped it like so much dead weight and constantly evolved, their eyes trained on real opportunities around them and not authority/order/rules.
