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[rubah]

Mrs. garza told me I should really try to improve my handwriting for the AP tests ;-;

Perhaps I should make a key that says 'this squiggly thing is a T, those indescriminate humps are ns, and man, I don't know what that is, but it's pretty unique, wouldn't you say?'

I have been discriminated against my entire life for my handwriting;_; I have worked hard for years to get it to the point of beauty that it is now; why just in the last week I've discovered I've taken to writing bs a new way that saves time. And in 7th grade I worked hard to get my letters with descenders (y and g particularly) to be beautiful and open at the bottom (like in writing Mexico City)

My letters *are* distinguishable from one another, it's just people don't know what to expect to distinguish between:(

Maybe I should just start writing in print.

Comments

[jume.livejournal.com]

She thinks they might have to take so long to decipher it that it would distract them from my excellent prose:(

[adellahale.livejournal.com]

I think that's utterly off the mark. As I said, look at my horrid writing! I didn't write any more neatly then than I do now. I don't think you have anything to worry about. They're not going to miss your point or downgrade you because of your handwriting. It's not an AP exam of penmanship, and they know that. Even if your teacher is a good one, I think she's wrong on this call.