I put the word Right in quotations because I feel that, to an extent, it is a YMMV thing.
As many if you left handed writers out there, I had to deal with all the school nonsenses. No actual teaching for left handed writing, right handed desks, a hand covered in pencil lead or pen ink or a paper all smudged up. Like many here, I started with just looking for a better way to shave, and now own a fountain pen. This has lead me to finding ways to better my handwriting. Has anyone else gone here; http://ift.tt/KTeopR ?
It shows what the correct way of writing left handed is supposed to be, and like many I'm sure, I use the wrong "hooked" way of holding my hand. I hold the pen/pencil close to the tip and very tight, to the point of a big callous on my middle finger. I've decided on finding some resources like the link above and re-learning how to write.
Has anyone else tried/done such a thing? How did it go for you? How long did it take you?
I haven't done very much, but I feel like my biggest issue will be getting used to left-slanted letters.
As many if you left handed writers out there, I had to deal with all the school nonsenses. No actual teaching for left handed writing, right handed desks, a hand covered in pencil lead or pen ink or a paper all smudged up. Like many here, I started with just looking for a better way to shave, and now own a fountain pen. This has lead me to finding ways to better my handwriting. Has anyone else gone here; http://ift.tt/KTeopR ?
It shows what the correct way of writing left handed is supposed to be, and like many I'm sure, I use the wrong "hooked" way of holding my hand. I hold the pen/pencil close to the tip and very tight, to the point of a big callous on my middle finger. I've decided on finding some resources like the link above and re-learning how to write.
Has anyone else tried/done such a thing? How did it go for you? How long did it take you?
I haven't done very much, but I feel like my biggest issue will be getting used to left-slanted letters.
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