@stacyhoover1: Uh boy …. #iwritelikethis

Barby :

Chat coming in clutch for y'all: No, it is completely false. This is a classic viral social media myth designed to get views by shocking people. Mixing print and cursive is actually one of the most common ways adults write. Here is the actual reality behind "print-script" writing: It’s a sign of efficiency, not trauma: When people grow up and need to write quickly, they naturally drop the complex loops of formal cursive and blend it with print. It’s simply your brain finding the fastest, most efficient way to get words onto paper. Graphology isn't a hard science: Graphology (the study of handwriting to determine personality traits) is considered a pseudoscience by modern psychologists. There is no empirical, peer-reviewed evidence linking a mixed writing style to trauma, let alone serial killers. Serial killers have all kinds of handwriting: True crime history shows that serial killers don't have a single, unifying handwriting style. Some wrote in perfect, rigid cursive; others used all block capital letters, and some had completely illegible chicken scratch. So if your handwriting is a messy, beautiful mix of print and cursive, don't worry—you aren't traumatized or a latent true crime villain. You're just writing like a normal, fast-thinking adult!