How the fuck do you hold a pencil properly and write in a readable

Try different utensils, a wooden pencil hurts my hands as well. Perhaps a softer gripped one may work more efficiently, or simply try taking key notes and not sentences as a whole. Focus on the 'trigger' words that'll help you.

>>16627758
I'm left handed and when I write, everything smudges across the paper. I'v learned to write upside down.

would you mind sharing your handwriting with us anon?
Also, consider using pens when writing notes. Experiment with many and maybe you'll find the right one. I find that any lead pencil smudge way too much and it ruins everything.

>>16628630
Lemme bump real quick so I have time.

>2016
>using pencils

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>>16628630
Here you go.
Sorry for the shit quality.

>>16630086
Holy shit, my mom always belittles me for holding a pencil wrong and I have a shitty handwriting just like yours, I wonder if I have aspergers too.

>>16630086
your handwriting looks better than mine, desu. the only thing is that your n looks like an h in your than and your u in because looks like an n. other than that youre good?

>>16630097
I've managed to overcome many of the symptoms associated with aspergers, but this fucking handwriting shit still alludes me to this day. I make up for it by typing at a high WPM, but it doesn't help that soon I'll be going into my first job and have to fucking be writing shit from time to time. It's very fucking anxiety-building to think about.

>>16630109
I wish it could be more fucking straight is all. And I wish I could write more without my hand cramping up. I have no idea how people manage to write shit down super fast like everyone does. It's just mindblowing.

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>>16630110
Yeah dude I could type 105 wpm, here's my shitty handwriting and I still have a fucked up sleep cycle.

why not write in cursive? always found that superior speed-wise. Also since all characters are more smooth and you dont have to lift pencil as much, i'd imagine it is less likely to cause cramps...