Is it possible to change your handwriting as an adult?

Nope I’m 34 and mine still looks like a kindergartener

Start with these...

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Yes. I worked at a pawn shop in college and had terrible handwriting when I started. Got promoted to being the “gun guy” and had to fill out a bunch of federal documents and had an ATF agent tell me that I had to write neater. So slowed down and took my time and now I have great penmanship.

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I'll work on my writing, you work on your linking

Mine has improved greatly over the years. I'm not great but it's definitely improved. Just focus on it some.

Sure. Practice writing and work to improve it.

Like anything else, the more you do it, the better you will become.

Here are 14 ways to improve your handwriting.

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Mine went to shite big time. Been close to 10 years from the last time I had wrote something other then my name. It was real hard and painful to write a letter.

Sure, it is. My handwriting changes for the worse every year. I don't write as much as when I was in school, taking notes all day and such. If you want better handwriting really that's the way to do it. Practice. At this point in my life I don't think it's worth the time investment though.

Penmanship and especially cursive writing are going the way of the dinosaur is my observation. Lots of kids for the past 15 or more years are not taught cursive writing in schools and most of them grow up printing everything.

If you are serious about improving your penmanship, I recommend getting a calligraphy set and have fun with it. A decent one comes with the fountain pen, 3-4 different nibs and an instruction booklet for the "How To" of it.