r/Cursive • u/Juguitodepapaya • 1h ago
Embracing imperfection: Just write in your imperfect cursive!
I’ve seen a lot of people get obsessed with having "perfect cursive" just because it looks aesthetic and pretty. Personally, i don’t think it always has to be that way, after all, everyone's handwriting is unique and, in a way, a reflection of who we are.
That’s why i decided to share a few pages from my journal. Unfortunately, it's only in spanish, but you get the point. I’ve ALWAYS written in cursive, but my handwriting is far from perfect, as you can see, i make mistakes, i cover them up in white-out and my strokes can be pretty inconsistent (my hands tend to shake a lot).
I do try to improve and add new letterforms to my alphabet that suit me better, but i've decided to stop being so hard on myself over my mistakes. Enjoy your writing process!