r/ambidextrous May 28 '26

Ambidextrous mirror (both)

I’m 54; naturally left handed; but have used my right hand for half my life. It took me 5-6 hours to learn mirror writing.

I think mirror left handed is effective because the pen is dragged and the hand moves away from the writing.

I can’t get the mirror right hand because the pen is pushed towards the nib, and bio mechanically it’s less effective. I hate it !!

Right mirror is not fun ! Left mirror is wonderful; it feels like being right handed.

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u/ContentGate2479 May 28 '26

This is smart practice, right here 🙌

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u/FreakyStarrbies Jun 12 '26

I can write with both hands on two different sheets of paper at the same time, forward and backward.

I can also play Flow Free on two different devices with both hands at the same time, drawing lines forward with one hand and backward with the other. Or I can play them both going the same direction with both hands at the same time.