Oekaki@Heyuri

maybe try drawing basic shapes like cubes and cones that you can draw well on paper to get used to it

I faced the same hurdle when I got my first tablet. One thing that helped me get motivation to keep practicing with the tablet was hopping on an art software and try out random brushes that I piqued my interest.

you could trace over some of ur tradional art to get used to it

what tabelet model are you using and size? small size tablets limit your arm rotations limiting yourself to using your wrist when you should be using your entire arm to draw.

Im using a inspiroy h641p i think, its small, it's not that bad but i feel like no matter how i try to trace the lines they just don't come out well digitally

have u adjusted the settings and pen pressure of the tablet?

it could be the program itself

drawing is skill of a series of trial and error.

I did try to adjusted the settings and stuff on it and it seems to be getting better but i guess I still have to train my arm, I tried taping some paper on it and its much better but it probably wears out the nib so I'll do it less

keep up a consistent work flow and you will gradually see improvements in your work!