Whatever you want, it makes no real difference how you write it - it's the same content.

I agree with Callum, but just to go into further detail, at school, I doodle on the side of my page in mechanical pencil, so I can fix mistakes. When I am making something that looks cool, (ex. a papercraft word wall with runes on it) I use a ballpoint pen because it slides nicely on the paper. Yesterday after my running race, I took a stick, went to a patch of dry dirt, stones and dust, then I made runes by moving the sand, like what they did in the word walls. All of them have their uses and stuff they can't do, but all are acceptable, I've found that I've made my own style, some do it quick, others are detailed, some are smooth and some are pointy and 90 degree angles.

Alright, thanks everyone

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