Im 21 years old and still have difficulty telling my left from my right. Never ask me for directions lol.... Does any one else have this problem?
Kirsty.......
Left..... or is it right?
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Left..... or is it right?
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Re: Left..... or is it right?
Big timegherkin001 wrote:Im 21 years old and still have difficulty telling my left from my right. Never ask me for directions lol.... Does any one else have this problem?
Kirsty.......
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I'm great with maps, possibly a trait I get from playing video games with sky view maps of tarrains while you explore them.
but I'm supremly useless with left and right, Playstation controls have 4 sholder buttons, L1 & L2 (meaning left one and left 2) and R1 & R2(for Right 1 & Right2 )
whenever Im asked to push them I always get it wrong, literally always, and whn i try to "double bluff" by pressing the one that I wouldn't have though was right , I still get it wrong!.
i find left hand and right hand easier to distinguish becasue I always see left as "the hand that does everything" and right as "the hand that does nothing"
but I'm supremly useless with left and right, Playstation controls have 4 sholder buttons, L1 & L2 (meaning left one and left 2) and R1 & R2(for Right 1 & Right2 )
whenever Im asked to push them I always get it wrong, literally always, and whn i try to "double bluff" by pressing the one that I wouldn't have though was right , I still get it wrong!.
i find left hand and right hand easier to distinguish becasue I always see left as "the hand that does everything" and right as "the hand that does nothing"
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Being ambi-dextrous, I dont get that advantage. Both hands do everything!!!!!!!!!! I tried to give someone directions to my local shop the other day and ended up telling them to go down the road and turn right while signalling left.... ooops....
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