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Your writting position?
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I've been told throughout my life that I hold the pen/pencil 'wrong' and that why my handwriting is almost illegible. In grade school when the various teachers corrected the position of the pencil in my hand, I couldn't write at all.
The position I use for writing is natural for me, and the 'correct' position is actually uncomfortable, and non-functional. Oh well.
However, when I make the occasional attempt to write left handed, I do hold the pen 'correctly', but as I am not naturally left handed, my penmanship with that hand is just as illegible as my right handed writing.
I also do not have my fingers in the 'correct' position for typing on a keyboard. Oh well, as well.
Oh, by the way, I also hold chopsticks 'wrong', but I can still eat with them.
The position I use for writing is natural for me, and the 'correct' position is actually uncomfortable, and non-functional. Oh well.
However, when I make the occasional attempt to write left handed, I do hold the pen 'correctly', but as I am not naturally left handed, my penmanship with that hand is just as illegible as my right handed writing.
I also do not have my fingers in the 'correct' position for typing on a keyboard. Oh well, as well.
Oh, by the way, I also hold chopsticks 'wrong', but I can still eat with them.
Yeah, that's how all those grade school teachers told me to hold the thing, and would put my hand in that position around the pencil, and then wonder why I couldn't make any sort of meaningful mark on the paper.
And I still can't.
Like I said, my left handed writing position is reasonably close to that.
At best, I'd describe my right handed grip as something an arthritic zombie would try to scrawl across a page with using the thumb and first two fingers on his half clawed hand around one of those super sized crayons.
And I still can't.
Like I said, my left handed writing position is reasonably close to that.
At best, I'd describe my right handed grip as something an arthritic zombie would try to scrawl across a page with using the thumb and first two fingers on his half clawed hand around one of those super sized crayons.
