DePolo7808:


Your mother is responsible for the handwriting you have, not your dad. Mothers pass that info to offspring not fathers.

laydoh:
I have been wanting to ask this question for a long time.

Personally, from my parents to the last kid of my family who is only 8 yrs old have a good handwriting.

So I always wonder if it is anywhere related to genetics.

DePolo7808:

Google is your friend.
If you'd not take my free education, you can make your own findings.

Thanks

micxwell:
See your theory... . My hand writing is far better than that of my Dad and Mum. It looks nothing like theirs sef.

laydoh:
I have been wanting to ask this question for a long time.

Personally, from my parents to the last kid of my family who is only 8 yrs old have a good handwriting.

So I always wonder if it is anywhere related to genetics.

DePolo7808:


Your mother is responsible for the handwriting you have, not your dad. Mothers pass that info to offspring not fathers.

Omoluabi9:
Though your writing looks like an early primary schoolers', it's not ugly.

Chi59:

Your handwriting is average and very legible. Not everyone is blessed with calligraphic skills.

Lovexme:


Forget the handwriting, what are you studying?

jaxxy:


Sm1 said highly intelligent people don't have good handwriting. Lol.

Is there any truth to this?

laydoh:
I have been wanting to ask this question for a long time.

Personally, from my parents to the last kid of my family who is only 8 yrs old have a good handwriting.

So I always wonder if it is anywhere related to genetics.

Mekenz:
for me I don't have same pattern of writing, different ball pens, different writing pattern's, my writing using a pen is always different from my writing using a pencil. I can't really say look at the way my writings look like, because different scenarios can inference my writing looks.

Mekenz:
for me I don't have same pattern of writing, different ball pens, different writing pattern's, my writing using a pen is always different from my writing using a pencil. I can't really say look at the way my writings look like, because different scenarios can inference my writing looks.

Tohmilola:


I agree with you... Though I do not consider my handwriting as beautiful, but the kind of pen I use in writing also plays a part.. Reason why I do not like to use a pen anymore once I have used about 2/3 of the ink.. the ink flow becomes heavy and makes my handwriting more ugly.

esente:
Thing is if you're someone who admires the beauty of art, which is to a large extent genetic, chances are that you'd appreciate good handwritings, and dedicate time to achieve dexterity.

I remember as a teenager, I stumbled on a letter my uncle had written to my dad. I fell so much in love with those sublime strokes that I stole the letter and rehearsed the intricate weaves until I achieved perfection.

Whilst almost everybody admires calligraphic masterpieces, not everyone is diligent enough to learn it. So I think it's a potpourri of genetics and training.

laydoh:
I have been wanting to ask this question for a long time.

Personally, from my parents to the last kid of my family who is only 8 yrs old have a good handwriting.

So I always wonder if it is anywhere related to genetics.

ibkayee:

Lool

pocohantas:


Had to write a reply. Mine is kinda tiny.

laydoh:
I have been wanting to ask this question for a long time.

Personally, from my parents to the last kid of my family who is only 8 yrs old have a good handwriting.

So I always wonder if it is anywhere related to genetics.

Lovexme:


It was a serious question.

ibkayee:
Maybe, if fine motor skills play a factor

Everyone's handwriting in my immediate family is different, some beautiful, some ugly as hell (mine)

brownemmanuel43:

Baba no bi only, my family na me get worst/bad/ugly handwriting.

ibkayee:

Wasn't really studying anything, it was my version of pseudocode

Frankcallys:


We are in the same boat oh jare! Fear dey catch me sef when I see my handwriting lol

laydoh:
I'm also good in imitating. Check Mynd44's writing and mine.

Lovexme:


CSC student or you're into IT?