Cursive.... writing, not printing

To me, cursive handwriting reveals a deeper intimacy with written communication. It's almost like looking into someone's eyes when speaking.

Because teachers are spending so much time brainwashing our kids to become social justice warriors, they no longer have time to teach both printing and cursive in school. They also can't teach the kids math. In about a minute, people will begin to wonder WHY we are dumping all that money into our public schools.

Cursive lets you see the personality.
Also all important old documents were written in cursive and knowledge gets fast forgotten if you cannot even decipher the books.

I've been using cursive (also known as "joined-up writing") since I was about seven. But if people choose to print that's up to them. The point is to communicate clearly. My husband is dyslexic and often feels more comfortable printing.

Cursive writing is important and needed for national security purposes.

Before long, it will be the only fool-proof, totally secure encryption system! 😂

It's faster. But I don't write like I used to. I do everything online.

i think it is good to learn, but, when writing, i prefer to print. i print way way more legible than i can write in cursive.

It’s important when the grid goes down. It’s also important to know basic math without using a calculator.

I can do both, but i've never once in my life used cursive other than signing my signature.