I learned a basic form of Glagolitic when I was 15 (I'm almost 22 now). Since then I have learned various forms, regular round form, angular, triangular, cursive, and variants of these and I picked my favourite for different situations and on different materials. You can check out more about the cursive type here (it's in Croatian) and there are plenty of pictures if you scroll all the way:
http://www.croatianhistory.net/etf/kurziv.html

sokuban:
You put 囧 in there!
At school, handwritings can get very messy.
My handwriting near the end of a Chinese test is just like the third line on my pic XD

Serali:
A font for your handwriting would be great, and, pretty scriptie!

Delodephius:
Latin and Cyrillic look similar at first glance, but Glagolitic in cursive is different and looks beautiful together =D

Yea, that was for you. (The Cantonese line too actually.)

You know what, could you make a written Cantonese thread? (I really don't know how to write Cantonese, only just basic stuff.)

I see.

But yea, I only use Chinese in school in Chinese classes. (2nd year uni level—so not that high) For those classes you have to print so they can make sure you wrote the characters right. (If you have messy handwriting and you don't know the correct character you can get away with something that looks like it.)

I have fonts for pretty scripties but not for my handwriting cause Idk how to do that unfortunately.

Delodephius: Thanks for the link! OMG Pretty scripties!

This topic is awesome.

Here are some old notes from a semantics class that I thought represented my "hasty" writing pretty well:



Does anyone else use an n with a dash over it as an abbreviation for -tion?

No, I've never heard of that one before.

But I'm sure other people do. Maybe I should too? XD

Heh, I picked it up from a biology professor a couple of years ago. He used it in all of his notes during class.

Awesome!

My handwriting.

I don't know why girls write like such girls
And yes, I use a line to represent -tion
other shortcust I use:
b = be
2 = το, τοο

Αctually, I usually lv out t vwls n my nts. shrthnd
i thnk thy cl it lnghnd