I've never thought about it like that before

In, like, sixth grade I thought the a from the ariel font was really cool so I forced myself to start writing my a's like that and now it feels weird to do the thing where it's an o with a tail.

I have chicken illegible scratch..

I've developed 3 different hand writings for myself. One of them is my brother's so that's fun.

I wish people were as accepting about handwriting as they were about topics such as gay marriage and freedom of religion.

Well, that's the same for humans. We're all exposed to a basic similar education, but our perceptions are different. Our personalities too, differ, even if we're exposed to the same thing.

I actually wonder if someone writes like the way we were taught...

When I was in 5th grade my teacher brought her mom to school one day and so I was just doing my work and so her mom didn't like how I held my pencil so she tried making me hold it like how the other kids did, couple minutes later she gave up. I felt like I was the only one who held my pencil like that until in 7th grade I saw a girl write like that too. So I asked her " you write like that too?" and she said "too?" when I showed her how I held my pencil she was like "I thought I was the only one" and to this very day we are best friends

When I was in the fourth grade I was messing with fonts and I came across Biondi. I thought it was coolest font ever and copied it, and now it's really hard to not write everything in capital letters.

yeah except for the fact that all middle school girls have the same handwriting

I type differently, but at the same speed.