Erasers...

[dragoness129]

Mine were always with erasing many mistakes. I did make many many mistakes. Even with typing I backspace a lot, lol.
I also used erasers a lot with traditional drawing.
I have not done much writing or drawing much recently though.

[I Shall Engrave]

I've only finished pencil erasers. I mostly use pen now.

[dragoness129]

I have always hated writing in pen because I do make so many mistakes.

[Zombie Bunny]

Usually I'll just use them until they're too small to use properly then I'll trash them

[ShiroGEM]

I used to use a Muji eraser but it got filed down really quickly because I did a lot of writing in class. xD At one point it got so small that it was impossible to hold so I just stuffed it my pencil case and never found it again. Probably dropped out or something.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Thankfully there is spell check now - and most reports/essays/correspondence are not hand written anymore so erasers are becoming a thing of the past.

[ShiroGEM]

@Lemon QAQ but I really hate typing when the teacher's talking, it makes more noise than writing on a piece of paper. Or maybe I just type really loudly, who knows. |D

[Lemon Cheesecake]

for taking notes I still like the old fashioned pen and paper... and yes, it does seem like some keyboards are louder then others. I was at a meeting where the secretary was taking notes and when the air conditioner went off I realized how loud her typing was.

[ShiroGEM]

Lol then I must be killing my keyboard right now. xD
Also I've become addicted to taking notes with a fountain pen, I feel like they flow nicer and feel better in my hand than pencils.

[Mousy]

I'm addicted to the flair felt tip pens.

Even through elementary school, I would get in trouble for not using my eraser.
Mousy "You have an eraser on your pencil! Don't just mark something out on your paper, ERASE IT."

[murmurlade]

Seriously? My middle school teacher would have loved you, she encouraged using pens instead of pencils, and when we made mistakes we had to neatly cross them out instead of using white out. It had something to with "facing your mistakes" or something. Pens suck.....

[galled]

It's a shame that penmanship is no longer required in many schools and may completely disappear in the future. I understand that with keyboards and touchscreens it's less necessary, but being able to communicate through writing is an important skill to have I think.