Are there any benefits to learning to write with my left hand?

Are there any benefits to learning to write with my left hand?

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Whenever you get tired, you can beat your meat with your left hand

Besides stupid ass things like being able to write with my left hand if I break my right arm or being able to use my other hand if one of them tires out, are there some real benefits? Like an increase in logical thinking or improved dexterity in my left hand?

I practiced writing with my left hand for about two hours today and the right side of my brain feels tired and heavy, which is supposed to be the part responsible for the left side of the body.

>increased mental clarity
>increased gains at the gym
>better sleep
>more confidence
>better skin and your face will start to glow

stop fucking with me

I became omni dexterous in high school for no reason other than my autism and nothing in my life changed at all. The only positive is that during college it unironically helped me break the ice with chicks in my class and lead to me getting laid a few times but that's more being able to communicate rather than being omni dexterous.

I want to become omni dexterous. I wonder, will my writing style change from hand to hand?

I'm left handed but fap with my right hand. Is there no hope for me?

Someone please redpill me on writing with your non-dominant hand.

You mean ambidextrous, right? Also, do you mean that you practiced writing with your non-dominant hand in high school? Did you genuinely notice zero benefits besides it being a cool party trick?

I assume it depends on the person, user. You can find out. :)

I learned to write with my left hand during the lockdowns, it is different

Why did you decide to do that? Did you notice any benefits?

I'm left handed. It kind of sucks writing. If you use a pen you have to hook your hand or otherwise you'll smear the ink

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I always wanted to, no particular reason (autism?).
I learned this while I was also learning touch typing and I saw that it helped with left hand typing. In general, my left hand has become more agile and small things (like using a pc mouse or eating) don't feel as weird.
If you want to learn how to write, start with drawing lines, then curves, move to capital letters, then lower case and numbers. Find some sentences that contain every letter and copy them 20 times every day. It took me 1.5 month.

you retards find panacea for being ripped in every little thing except working out and being active fucking kek

And the fact that you ask some dumb most simple shit here before googling it

“The two hemispheres of the brain are not interchangeable,” says cognitive scientist Michael Corballis, of the University of Auckland, who led several of the studies into ambidexterity and academic performance. “These asymmetries probably evolved to allow the two sides of the brain to specialise. To attempt to undo or tamper with this efficient set-up may invite psychological problems.”

sounds like bullshit but, anyone who browses 4channel already has atleast a handful of psychological problems, so whats one more eh?

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Or you could just not use a gay as fountain pen, problem solved. Do you also wear a monocle and a top hat?

Seconded. My left hand is my dominant one and you will smear every pen doesnt matter if its a pencil or ballboint

Most inks will still smear on your hand even if they dry faster than fountain pens. Watch how lefthanded people write. They usually do it at an angle to avoid smearing or put a piece of paper between their hand and the thing they're writing on.

Left-handed people make less money on average than right-handed people. This proves we live in a society that is racist against left-handers. You definitely do not want to voluntarily switch.

The reason I replied was because I'm lefthanded and I've never experienced this problem. The only problem I've ever run into is when I'm writing or drawing with a pencil. Then I'll get lead on the side of my hand that touches the paper.

Completely anecdotal, but I broke my left wrist back in September. Had to get surgery and a titanium plate. Started brushing my teeth with my left hand, consciously reminding myself to do it every time. After about two weeks I noticed dexterity and strength back in my left wrist in activities outside of brushing my teeth.

To answer, I don't think you have to learn to write with your left hand to unlock the benefits, but using it more can achieve some surprising gains.

this
brush teeth/write/use left handed mouse and any other regular activities with your left hand
barely and inconvenience