Are you consistent in your handwriting?

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My handwriting has gotten worse over the years, and it never was that great to begin with. Even my signature doesn't even look like my name, which I was told was good so that no one can emulate it for security reasons.

I used to write better, especially when doing cursive writing.
Now my hand writing is barely recognizable on cursive. But on print it's fine.
But overall, the capitalization is just right and constant, the handwriting itself isn't. It depends how fast and how comfortable writing at. Because when I write too slow by any means, and being persistent to have a constant font, it's uncomfortable. My signature is a bit inconsistent...

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My handwriting is consistently atrocious.

My handwriting is so messy that I get others to write stuff for me instead thou I do sign for things. I think I'm fairly consistent except I misspell & mix the letters up out of order.

Yes, my handwriting is consistently horrible. I feel as if my brain moves faster than my hand. I frequently cannot read my own writing.

I lose strength in my hands sometimes and my writing kinda jumbles towards the end of sentences. It can droop over lines as well. In general my writing is consistent. I draw a lot too, that muscle memory from drawing 9+ hrs a day as a kid has something to do with it I'm sure.

Mine is a mess --caps mixed with lowercase different sizes----my receptionist teased me that my handwriting looks like some sort of ransom note.....when she saw the handwritten note i wanted her to fax to a friend/colleague.
My handwriting is just a mess.and always has been.

Handwriting Problems in Children with Aspergers
Author: Sheila E. Henderson and Dido Green Institute of Education, University of London

http://www.nha-handwriting.org.uk/publi ... -aspergers

I have a lot in common with these children.

It's interesting because I actually use three different forms of handwriting styles, depending on what exactly I'm writing.
I use: architectural lettering, simple print, & cursive. I realize that I am using my cursive handwriting for everyday writing tasks, more so than before.