Print is faster for me, but I can barely read it afterward. ( ;

More like a combination of the two.

I switch back and forth between the two, midword, but it's mostly print. I find cursive to be quicker, but I have learned to do what's easier to read. for some letters, that's cursive, for others, it's print.

Like renrae, it's more of a combination between the two but it's mostly cursive. I think it looks nicer :)

Usually... if I'm writing for myself. But I do my school notes in print, just to make sure I can understand them when I need to study...

I used to, but with Cursive it looked kinda... weird. But it's usually a bit of both, if that makes sense. but it's mainly print.

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Well, at school, I write cursive; and it's terribly ugly, but I can read it ;)

I use print, but I tend to not pick up my pencil, so some cursive gets in there. It's a combonation. :)

My writing is more of a cursive print, if that's possible. I'm also told that it can be somewhat sloppy, so I'm usually the only one who can read it until it's typed up.

Both. :)

I mix it up. Mid sentence, mid word. No control over it to be honest.

I mostly print, although often I'll run letters together (like a g or y with something else). If I try and write proper cursive it takes me forever.

It depends. For me it's faster to write in print so, when I need to get something down fast (a plot/conflict, a name, description, a quote) I write in print. When I'm just writing I use a really funky combination of the two.

Same as renrae but mostly I try to do cursive.

I usually use print, but for some odd reason my print sometimes turns into a weird version of cursive haha... but i TRY to write in print.

i use a bit of both but usualy use print

its like a combination of both but mostly print like my e's and stuff i kind of like put my letters together but its considered print

My cursive is REALLY bad . My teachers actually complained about it .

I write my school notes in print and my story notes in cursive. It's easier to distinguish between the two when I write in class.

I love to write in notebooks <3

I can't even write in print. It's completely decipherable.

I used to write more in cursive, but it's gotten so sloppy, I converted back to print.

I always write in cursive. I was taught to write in cursive before I was taught to write in print.