when writing on lined paper, I always follow the left margin meticulously (not the right, I always run out of space) and write SUPER close and following the baselines drawn but I also have OCD and ADHD so it might be that.

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Super interesting!!!! Thank you for sharing your perspective!!!!

@luxiosk

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah same for me, I also follow the left margin, but write over the right margin. Wonder what that exactly means

@vg1384

2 жыл бұрын

@@luxiosk I personally only do it on lined paper. I leave very little space on the left margin when its unlined.

@xuanflowers

2 жыл бұрын

may i ask if you write straight on unlined paper?? very interesting :O

@vg1384

2 жыл бұрын

@@xuanflowers not at all haha it usually creeps up (occasionally down but usually up)

never seen ‘No views’ on a video before lol we early. Incredible video as usual Leah:)

What would it mean if when the page doesn’t come with a margin, u write really close to the end of the page and use up the whole space, but if a page comes with margins, the writer will respect them? Love ur vids Leah, it got me into graphology

@efwea7743

2 жыл бұрын

i do that too! perhaps it has to do with being disorganized and needing the structure of the page to make writing more neat and uniform? so conformity? Thought i’m kinda just guessing on this

@404LenaNotFound

2 жыл бұрын

Off topic, but oop, love lovejoy :)

@hollymatters

2 жыл бұрын

@@404LenaNotFound omg same bestie I've been there since "are you alright" lmao

@mpregfics

2 жыл бұрын

it means you respect boundaries

@cneer17

Жыл бұрын

Maximizing resources given? Maybe a bit of an opportunist who also respects other people’s opinions & boundaries. No issues with authority

Little insight from a french viewer, our notebooks don't have the right margin; but it was still super interesting to learn about! The "trying to fit words at the end of the line showing a lack of knowledge of the ressources" is incredibly true. I hold myself to really high standards and never pause to think "but is it realistic of me to expect this project to be done in a week when I have all of these other priorities to take care of?" Though I noticed that my margin is perfectly straight; maybe a sign of perfectionism? In any case, that was super enlightening, thank you so much for the wonderful video, Leah!

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

This is so interesting!!!! Now I want a French notebook lol

@laurat9748

2 жыл бұрын

I've never seen anything in England with a right margin either, apart from printed documents.

@NuvolaRoss

2 жыл бұрын

In Italy we do have some notebooks with similar lines. They're meant for young students, the line is more of a purple color and printed on both sides of the page. I only know because I like buying random notebooks, I used to have normal ones without margins in school.

@corneliastreet2491

Жыл бұрын

So where I live we don’t have obvious right margins, but what you can see of them comes through the other side of the page. Like, you can’t see it unless you’re looking at it in person relatively closely. It’s on the other side, so you can look at it through the page, but you don’t notice it unless you’re looking for it

off topic but i love your nails sm

@slownvibe8586

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they are everything ❤

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Heheheh thank u I’ve been slowly teaching myself how to do them😊😊😊

With me, I always start at the red line to the left, but then use up all of the space to the right. Often making my writing smaller or bunched to try and finish a sentence in that space instead of taking up another line. I found your ideas of going towards the future but worrying about it at the same time very interesting. You said "no, you don't have enough time to finish that assignment" That is me. I try and plan things out very carefully because otherwise I will put things off and run out of time to get things done. I have ADHD so I don't know how much of that is related, but I have a hard time staying focused on school work, so that leads to procrastination and running out of time. I also don't like to waste space. When I have space, I try and use it, which often times makes my pages look really cramped and messy even if my hand writing itself isn't. I use margins for notes, and write in the very bottom lines of pages too, which is something you didn't really touch on. I don't have bottom margins typically.

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

this is great insight!! thank u for sharing :D

@BubblegumKoi

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I kinda do that too with the not obeying the blue line, and leah diddnt really say anything about that so im just curious about what it means. (also people tend to think that i have adhd. While for you, you think you have adhd so im also a bit concerned at the same time lol)

Just yesterday i was thinking that i should rewatch one of your videos where you mentioned margins because i keep noticing that a girl next to me in class has quite a large distance to the left edge of the paper (so, starting further at the middle) when she writes and i really wanted to know what it means but couldn't remember. Quite nice to have this video today haha Also, i love it when you meow back at Amber, i do that with my cat all the time to a point where i don't even notice it anymore

@junehazel7946

2 жыл бұрын

I have the exact same thing! I left a comment about It and I hope Leah'll notice.

Love how relatively professional and organized this video is

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Omg thank you🙏🏼

I want to learn graphology asap. I am obsessed now ,there is no coming back lol😅

It's amazing how much actually goes into handwriting. I'm glad I chose to get into it as it helps alot more than I thought. You kick ass Leah. Thank you.

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

You kick ass🔥

From everything I learned from you; my own handwriting doesn't match my personality etc. But this (the margin) seems true for me

When writing on lined paper I often write below the line, as in, using the line as where the tops of the lower case letters are. What would you read into that?

@nxmir6126

2 жыл бұрын

That's just weird lol

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Oo I might need to ask around some colleagues what their experience with that is Bc that’s very unique!!

I am at heart a writer. I had originally never made my writing perfect within the margins. But as a writer I had always, by hand, tried to keep my lines perfectly within as to look like it's the same as a novel. Even to use certain words to keep it on par. Wow, so much goes into this. So much so I'm still learning from you.

This is totally out of context ,i really loved the nails

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Heyyyy thank you☺️☺️☺️

Most of the time I follow the left margin, but when I write stuff where I know that nobody else is going to read it, I don't follow anything. Also, I feel most comfortable using the corners of the paper first, because I'm not brave enough to write stuff in the center. I have a huge forward slant and I'm the future type. When I do use the entire page I don't run out of space, but I always add words above and between the other words to include more into my sentences. The way I talk is the same: it's never enough and I have to add more and more words to describe it all. Very interesting stuff... Thank you for sharing your knowledge Leah! :)

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for sharing your perspective!!!

i love you Leah and all the handwriting analysis you do !!

Question: When writing in languages that go from right to left, is the past and future thing flipped? Also, great video!

Best implementation of jazz hands in a youtube video ever! It's incredible to watch this channel grow, your best keeps getting better Leah.

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Omg that makes me so happy thank u🥲💜💜

Unfortunately i don't have many handwritten notes from uni, but looking at notes from my senior year in grammar school, i think i progressively hot les and less excited about future in those years of mine. Wich is actually reasonable as my parents divorced my uncle, my godmother and my grandmother died, and a very close friend of mine was diagnosed with a brain tumour in the time span of 3 years. Now that i think about it that was a rough 3 years. But i'm doing and actually even back than did amazingly. At least i have some stories to tell lol

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Omg you have come so far🤭thank you for sharing💛

@laszlo_kovacs

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeahEckardt Thank you, it was my pleasure to share. Life happens, every one has some rough times. I'm a pretty realistic, grounded and cold headed person so i alwys managed stress and pressure quite well. Otherwise, love your content, just saying. 😁

About margins Like you talked about leaving 1 cm space in all 4 margins, while learning Graphology I was taught if the writer is leaving equal spaces in all four corners then the handwriting is well balanced. The traits are good artistic skill, conscious, interested in beauty, design, symmetry, detalied oriented and loves planning. If the space looks abnormal or way too in the centre with the spaces all around then the traits differ.

Great video as always! wouldn't even have thought about the margins!

I came across your channel not long ago and made me realize how relevant hand writing could be. Every analysis I heard from you was relatable to me. This is so good to learn more about ourselves.

4:48 I think frugal has a nicer connotation ✨

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Oo yes vocabulary

The using up all the space thing called me out a bit lol. I use the margin on the left side to writing numbers for the start of questions, for sheets that I may need to glue in I try and fit them all onto one page by overlapping and folding in order to not waste paper by having them take up a much space so I can write and for more into a page. I usually try an maximise space and if I see a spot leftover I'll box it up with a line connecting it to continue writing the thing I'm writing if I run out of space, aka finish the page, so I don't need to go to the next page. If I don't add extra info in the box, I'll usually draw something in it and draw stuff in the margins n any free space on the page that I haven't filled with writing.

omg thanks for considering my comments! i was asking for this subject!

Sorry I'm late time zones and everything. Loved the video, especially Amber. She's an amazing co-host. I know I'll be paying extra close attention to the next time I write 😅

My handwriting while writing in lined papers is constantly above the printed line without a wavy baseline

Another amazing video

Hii from Belgium, here's what I've noticed for both most of French and Belgian handwriting with margins: - writing in the left margin (almost) NEVER happens - there's no limit on how far you can write on the right and the bottom margin (bottom margin depends on the paper format, i.e. if there's a large bottom margin on the paper, we wouldn't write on it and vice versa) All of that also depends on the format and type of paper (for example, letters, etc)

i noticed the accuracy of each section you said in different stages of my life, i have photographic memory which helps me analyze my own hand writing from when i was younger. For instance the blue line margin about how it representa someone who is trying to be perfect all the time, or the very high/floaty baseline and detachment to reality. i could go on i love your videos!!🌟

This was so COOL! My handwriting clings to the lines 🫣

Hey Leah, I know you talked a lot about the side margins, but is there any meaning for someone to use up the top and bottom margins entirely versus leaving a wider gap between where they start and finish the page?

I LOVE UR NAILS!!! my writing is quite slanted which I know you said says a lot about mental health I accidentally write sidewards :/

There is definitely truth to this that I've seen in my journaling. When I'm writing about the future, I tend to pull to the right of the right margin, and when recalling something from the past, I'll drift left. I was amazed to go back and just look at my use of margins after watching this.

Great video as always!! I love that not only do you analyze writing yourself ,but provide people with some of the tools to start doing it on their own!!! Also! Dream did a friendship application from a fan who posted it and ik your dms are broken but if you haven’t seen it I have the sc?Much better than the initial from the cards!

Are traits different for left handed people? I would love to see a video about it if they are!

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

According to diff graphology colleagues I’ve met that have been studying this stuff longer than me- there really isn’t much of a difference between right handed handwriting or left handed handwriting, but some times letters are formed in a different pattern- like o’s being drawn clockwise, instead of counter clockwise, but that’s all I really know about it currently. Good question I wish I had more info to share tho 😅

Nice hands with all respect

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

LMAO thank you

@ARDEN33.3

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeahEckardt welcome

this is a very interesting video! ive seen a few videos on what handwriting that slants to the left or to the right means. however, i didnt know that there was a whole different side to understanding handwriting like this! it's fascinating! :D

"they can be the types of people who won't listen to others nd just do what's best for them" -- what a coincidence Amber showing up?

I had never heard of margins on the right (maybe bc I'm french?) But I still lack enough space on that side of the page and felt called out by what you lmao but I think it's also something else: it happens very often but mostly when it's the end of a sentence: starting a new line is like a "fresh start" so I prefer a new line for a new sentence instead of "wasting" that fresh start for the end of a sentence, worse if it's just one word... I hope it makes sense idk

Its so interesting to think about because when I was younger my teacher would always nag me about how my lines were so far away from the margins and looking back I was very excited about growing up and looking ahead but now my writing does stay more in the present area and I’ve become more focused on what’s going on in the present now so it’s interesting to see that reflected in my handwriting in every way not just margins. (I’m going to try and dig up some old writing of mine to look at)

I love your rings!

Wee hoo! Another leah lesson ^^ These videos are really entertaining and educating for whoever wants to use this however, i really enjoy seeing you upload videos about handwriting, its an intriguing topic that goes into so much detail like i love it! Keep it up! (Extra: what would it mean if you write on the left side of a red line but only if your thoughtfully constrcting a sentence and missed a word or want to add something in but theres no space in the whole of the lined page so you put the extra words before the red line or above the already written words but above it and smaller. Am i explaining that correctly???)

For the margin drift, I have noticed in me it can be afraid to stick out, so when writing every new line I don’t want the line to stick out from the last line so I try my best to line up, but the fear of sticking out is greater so each line would be slightly drifting to the right. It happens ESPECIALLY when I try to be careful and make everything pretty and neat

2:20 that's exactly how my friend writes. As she writes down the page she stops reaching the left margins. It's not subtle at all. If you look at her writing you would notice instantly. P.S this was when I looked at her handwriting when she was writing stories. I haven't seen her write stories in a while, but for notes her margin looks normal.

In awe about accurate this is.

Someone who is uptight or cheap about money is frugal. 🥰 I've learned a lot from your channel! Thanks!

Have you done a video with a little more info on the margin drift? I'm really interested on what they could mean and how to spot a pattern with it. Also love your channel

Dang, I am very much a middle-of-the-page writer, and a backwards slider. Accurate

I don’t know when I formed this habit, but I always skip the first line after the distinct header line and never write on the last line of lined paper. This is super interesting and 😍Amber😍

YOOO new video let's gooooo

4:30 I feel called out. I'm just gonna say that. Because in English they're like do your brain storming, drafts, sloppy copies, then write it neet, then type it out. I wrote it, and went straight for the computer. And I recall, staring at the loose leaf paper, trying to discipher my writing, and just seeing, consistently, a curve down, but only at the, VERY, end, abd I recognized it was only really visible looking at the paper fully filled out like I had. But it was true across multiple things, I don't know how it is now, I'm strictly a typer at this point. But that's something I've had in the back of my mind watching these videos, and I guess I finally got my answer. Just saying, time was never really something that got explained to me. Took me years to figure out a week was 7 days. Still couldn't name all the months, led alone tell you what what order they went in.

very interesting and insightful video! I have a quick question: I usually start writing at the left margin and completely disregard the right margin on lined paper. what would this mean for me? (based off of your graphology knowledge)

We have only red margins to the outer side of the notebooks that students aren't allowed to cross :D (Things you said about being stingy and ungrounded ring very true to me, love these analysis videos helping me put a finger on my worse qualities

great content as always Leah. have you ever read/learrned/seen anything about handwritings of non-alphabet users? probably arabic or chinese? i imagine it would be like a completely different branch of graphology Love from Indonesia ❤

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I could! If I had a good knowledge about the copybook- like the way people of that language/country are taught to write then I could say for sure where the writer is deviating from what they were taught, but unfortunately I just don’t know any other language well enough to do that, but I bet there are graphologists somewhere in the world that would know and I would love to meet them lol great question

@asuko-san7440

2 жыл бұрын

as someone who learns japanese that would be sooo cool but, like, for japanese there is litterally 3 frickin alphabets so....ye

1. very good video :D 2. i have a video idea: how does being lefthanded affect handwriting traits :) 3. omg your hands are stunning!!

what about someone who disregards the margin on the right side of the paper? like the blue line is completely nonexistent to them

Oh geez .. i do some (many) of that stuff .. diagnosed DID .. makes so much sense ... there was a couple of the examples that i ‘don’t do’ (so glad) ... i don’t write on actual paper very much these days .. i thought my paper diaries were ridiculously mad to re-read at times ... but that says alot

I use my margins for notes .. left and right. What does that say about me? Also in math for small calculations. Here some topics I'm very curious about! (Maybe you could address them in a video ?) - writing on a tablet - writing on graph paper / doing mathy things - taking the paper horizontally (I do that a LOT when it's dotted, blank or graph)

Great video! I have a question: what does it mean when a person has inconsistent slants in the same word? Like the Ts are straight, the Hs are forward slants and the Ls are back slants. All that in the same word and with all words (the slants on the letters vary. Not all are like that, some Ts have back slants for example). And it happens on their day to day life, not emotion driven. Does it mean anything? Asking for a friend... haha... 🙄 😓

When I write I have a habit of ignoring margins all together, I normally right toward the future more often but there are times where I write ignoring the left red and light right margins, and I even make my own margins sometimes for different sections in my notes.

4:15 ,, and theres my handwriting. its really REALLY true since I constantly try to “finish this one last sentence!” even though there is no time left in class, then i take too long to pack up, and then im late for my next class-

I have a wavering baseline and I cling to the right margin line 1/2 the time. :D

about the baseline thing usually, my handwriting starts at the top of the line/what would be not being in touch reality, but some letters later it 'fixes' but starts to invade the line below at the end of the words what could this be?

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Hmm-- def hard to say since I can’t see the handwriting as a whole, but usually when handwriting tries to “fix it self” like that, and bring itself back down- it means the writer is trying their best to stay grounded and not get too carried away or out of touch with their reality, but that’s not something they can maintain. It’s like they’re trying to reel themselves in, but it just ends up being this battle with themselves. Good question 🙏🏼💜

this was really accurate😭

No margins whine done. I write all over the page after the initial start with neatness in mind. I write sideways in corners back up top with arrows…I just think it all belongs on same page because it’s all related so a new page intimidates me

kindof going off the "disregarding lines" sometimes I do use the lines, but I write over them as a middle anchor of sorts instead of on/above the line

OMG, combine those first two examples, with the slant and move foreword, and you have me exactly from ages 5-7, and still describes me very well yep, use every inch of space, am tighter than the scots, don't cross the red line though, do cross horizontal, constant floating, all fits scarily well

something i find interesting is i write further from the margin with each line (until i realise and try to stop lmao), and when i get to the right side of the page i go all the way to the end/run out of room, which apparently indicates excitement for the future and hastiness. but for me i'm actually incredibly terrified of the future and i think about it a lot in a negative way. i cling to the past with all my might, my bedroom looks the same as it did 4 years ago, i obsessively collect/treasure things from the past (whether it be memories, feelings, smells, photos, or physical objects). most of my dreams are set in a place from my past or include people from my past, and i spend my nights either stressing about my future or being sad/happy over past things. one of my favourite games is also a time travel game about going into the past pffhaha i was wondering if you had any insights about this? obviously you can't see my handwriting here haha but just relating to the way i treat margins, is there any correlation with an obsession with past and future? ps. i also really appreciate that your videos have captions :D

@redenavari

Жыл бұрын

I'd be interested to know what your slant is like, but from what you said about running out of room at the end of the page, that might be a manifestation of your anxiety about the future and about things ending, which is often what an obsession with the past betrays.

That makes sense- Ive never really noticed my lines starting a bit before the last one- My nates dont have the side margins tho I start about a centimeter or half an inch from the left side of the page and usually write till the end as long as the last word fits in well (might get a bit squished if its a long word) Thats interesting

Hi Leah, would you be able to do the members of Queen s handwriting? Or just Freddie Mercury's if its hard to come by the others?

I checked back through my note books. I make a lot of notes. All my writing crosses the red line a bit. Like the first bottom stroke of a B or R. It also clings to the line. And I never noticed the faint blue line on the page. I write almost all the way to the edge of the page. I have so many note books that I write in through the day because my brain wont shut up, its constantly thinking at 100 miles an hour. Guess I am just one of the crazy ones. Thank you for your wonderful content, I really appreciate your hard work.

i was told that you should start writing at the red line at the left side of the paper and try to stop by where the red line from the other side shows through the loose leaf on the right side of the paper

I always start at the line on the left (like normal) but then finish at the very end of the paper, and not at the line. Sometimes the words at the end will get small and cramped because of not much space.

when im writing on lined paper, i normally write JUST above the line, i never REALLY touch the line unless its a descender. What would you read into that?

i write from the red line till i get near the blue line, then i start a new line sometimes i try to add a indent but oftentimes i forget, and i often cross out words since i prefer pen (it’s much smoother than pencil), but i allow the words to still be seen because of something my dad told me when i was younger, i don’t remember the details- but it was something about grading i also tend to slowly drift away from the margin after each line until i notice and then start at the red line again

when i write on lined paper i dont go over the left margin but its pretty wavy (it will go further to the right then creep back in then go out again)

i saw one of your subsrciber handwriting analysis's but one of them had hadnwriting where the writing was in the center and you mentioned it abt being like the center/it being important, n stuff but would it also be like vice versa of ppl who don't follow the blue lines? very cautious of others?

While writing arabic, unlike latin languages we start the writing and reading from right to left, while i studied both french and english and being fluent in English, i never cross the top margins, but sometimes while writing i cross the left, right and bottom margins if i dont gave much restrictions ( frequently crossing margins in school notebooks whike writing can be seen as untidy, and we were taught since young ages to refrain from crossing margins) or im doodling sentences in an another paper i tend to cross the left, right and bottom (not always) margins, i know nobidy cares but just decided to share.

About the main blue lines that you would write on, you talked about words either floating above or clinging to those lines. I’m not quite sure what is consistent but i do both. Some pages will be above the lines and then the next few will be stuck to it and eventually it returns to being above the line. What would this mean?

When writing, as a Lefty, I go a good half-inch from the Left Margin but also use most of the Right Margin to write comfortably, what does that say about me or do rules kinda go out the window with the Lefty Writing in Graphology

hi leah!! I was wondering what it means if your margin is super wavey? my will the the line the. drift away and then drift back and then drift away ect. its never consistent, it looks like an up and down wave!

Hey Leah I think Dream just posted a friendship application that shows his handwriting you might want to look at :)

Can the way a persona writes numbers say anything about them and if yes can you make a video on it please

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

with numbers I mainly notice regional differences.. like in the ways ppl from different countries were taught to write certain numbers in a diff way, but in general I can't get much from numbers other than what I can tell from the writing's size, angularity, and pressure/pressure patterns. hope that helps!!

I could never for the life of me go behind the left red line, but frick the right line with a passion. Idc that my teacher would always point it out and put a dotted line when I passed it to remind me, I refuse to fix it, that line is dumb I also write stories often, so I have indentations at the beginning of paragraphs and stuff, though I feel like that's more an author thing than a personality thing When it comes to sticking to the baseline, I'm a middle-ground since I don't cling to it, but my words don't stay above it. Especially y's and g's, they're fun sometimes (if I have a loopy handwriting in the moment, my handwriting switches around often) Idk I just have fun writing, it's a big hobby of mine lol

I almost always start on the first main line at the red line (where you're 'supposed' to start writing - depending what I'm writing about/doing) sometimes I'll start on the very top line (I do this especially when I need as much word space as possible like with note taking or things like showing work in math assignments). Always keep the red line - try very hard to not go over that, but the blue line is free-game. And often, very, very, very nearly always go completely over the blue line to the edge of the paper. I also almost always use the last line/bottom line. Again especially if I need the area. Like if I'm writing notes and this is the last bit of info I need for that chapter. I don't want to end the info on a new page/other side of the paper.

i used to very very carefully follow both the left and right margins and would get very annoyed with myself if i messed them up! i noticed a gradual change this year and now go all the way to the right margin, even scrunching my letters to fit two lines of text into the right margin if i feel it necessary. i still religiously follow my left margins but find it strange how much i used to care about the right and now pretty much disregard it to get more information down in one shot

when writing for school I tend to respect the left margin but use the whole future portion of the page. but when I'm writing for myself, I do the same, but I keep personal and unrelated thoughts in the space behind the red left margin. I wonder if that has a graphology/psychological explanation. that only happens with papers that already have drawn margins though, if they don't, I tend to use the whole sheet.

I always follow the left margin and completely ignore the right, but sometimes on the left side my writing starts to distance itself from the left line

Is there a video of yours about baselines? if not, are you planning to? It's kind of interesting.

@LeahEckardt

2 жыл бұрын

Not all about baselines, But I might want to- I like making these referential vids that are about a specific topic so I have enough time to go over everything thoroughly but also succinctly- good idea :D

2:30 was me since like ever..i remember in primary school i wrote a story and ended up starting in the last third of the ‘with’ of the page..i still see the shift but its definitely more subtle and i try to think about it while writing so i dont shift too far because it actually bugs me

hey, question : if i work hard to cange a certain pattern of hand writting that indicates a bad habbit , would it subconsciously help to change that habbit ?

My handwriting starts by floating then eventually starts to cling to the line and then randomly goes up floats again clings again and so on-

Loved the video but i have questions. 1. Is there a way to send handwriting besides posting with #handwritingforleah? 2.i always start at the left margin but keeps going past the right margin. I have ADHD so does that mean it is normal in any way? 3. If someone writes with a right slant but they were taught to do that, does that effect anything?

My words, sometimes cling on to the lines, which does line up with your explaination, as I *do* have regular intrusive thoughts, so that does line up, when im writing personal notes in my school diary, i do ignore the lines and my hand writing gets all weird? it's shaky and long sometimes, or cursive and slant the others, really depends on how i feel that day. my usual handwriting that i use for school work is very different from my school diary handwriting

a weird thing that i do, I disregard the horizontal line at the top(the space which is there to write topic, date, name, those kinda things). Idk i just have this weird need to start from the TOP of the page. other than that, i follow all rules but my handwriting does move a bit forward.

Hi in my country notebooks with the red ir blue line are rare and nowmally just have the normal lines so i am very confused

I always try to on baseline, if its above it, its prickles me all over and my left margins need to be loose and uniform, i try for right margins too but not that picky about it

It's weird that we've stuck to the portrait layout limits of typewriters for handwriting, documents, and website design, while changing our monitors to widescreen. I turn one of my monitors vertical for website viewing, since it requires far less scrolling.

Ive only used unruled notebooks for years ! Make a video for A4 sheets or unruled pages