Continuing from the last post about typefaces:

When I was in junior high school, my absolute favorite font to use was Comic Sans, I literally used it on everything I was writing. There’s a certain fun to this typeface that makes writing on Microsoft word and other docs special. By the time I reached high school I started liking Century Gothic, part of the reason may be that I was reading certain series that used this font. I also became obsessed with this typeface throughout my high school, it became sort of my signature font until towards the end of high school I didn't care for it anymore.

After I started university I grew fond of Times New Roman, mainly because in all of our written assignments must be in standard font which is Times New Roman. Now every time I open Microsoft I automatically change the font to Times New Roman it sets me up for serious writing mode.

Almost all of the books I read are written in Times New Roman, there’s something bookish and serious about this font. I feel like if I saw words written in this font I must read it because it looks important.

I went from using sans serif typefaces to serif typeface, I subconsciously prefer serif for some reason. Besides Times New Roman I sometimes use fonts such as: Century, Garamond, and Georga; they are all serif typefaces.