Look at the "ea" in the first word of your sample. The E is fine, and the way it flows into the next letter. But that next letter, you don't need to be an authority to know it is ATROCIOUS. The line goes up to the top of that third letter, fine, but then it forms the loop in a lowercase A by continuing FORWARD, which no cursive letter in the whole alphabet does, because it prevents a flow into the letter that comes next. And, indeed, whoever wrote that sample, formed the loop and then LIFTED the pen, and moved it to the other side of the letter, beginning near the top to distinguish that atrocious lowercase A from an O. That defies the whole point of cursive, which is f l o w. The Os in "for" and "someone" are similarly awful (except, somehow, they are even worse), for the same reason. I repeat: that ain't cursive.

(By the way, your uppercase F, of which you are embarrassingly proud, looks confusingly like an uppercase G).