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The handwriting presents a cursive style with notable loops and elongated strokes, seen particularly in letters like 'f' and 'y'. There is a general slant to the right, and the baseline is relatively stable due to the guide lines. The connections between letters are generally fluid, but there are some inconsistencies in letter formation, especially when comparing the 'a's and 'r's. The letter size is fairly consistent throughout the sample. Overall, the handwriting appears neat, but perhaps a bit rushed, with the descenders of letters like 'y' sometimes extending quite far. The letter 't' are usually crossed with long strokes.

Based on this sample, it is possible that the writer is expressive and enthusiastic, with a tendency to act quickly. The slant to the right often indicates a desire for connection and an outgoing nature. The varying letter formations may point to someone who is adaptable but also prone to occasional lapses in attention to detail. The long strokes indicate a sense of determination, ambition and perhaps even a bit of impatience.

To improve, focusing on consistency in letter formation would enhance legibility. Practicing writing more slowly and deliberately could help to even out the stroke lengths and maintain a more uniform appearance. Pay attention to the baseline and try to keep it as straight as possible, without relying on the guidelines. Concentrate on ensuring each letter is well-formed before connecting it to the next, and aim for more regular spacing between words.