Pen Guide for Lefties

To be honest, IG ignited my love for pens, and the light or thick outlines of ink on the paper evoked my desire. I bought my first pen at a nearby stationery store, the Smile Pen , and my hand cramped quickly when I wrote, and the ink was intermittent. I managed to correct the posture of my good hand. It's annoying to read, it doesn't matter, the pen is useless for one day, and it takes several strokes the next day to get ink out. The devil's crooked pen, so I lost it.

The second time I bought a pen to Xiaopin Elegant Collection , I met a good clerk and learned that I was left-handed. He patiently took out a few pens and let me try to write. He said a lot that day, I don't remember, seeing him so caring, I fell in love with one of them, Sanwentang 580AL, and bought it.

In the next few years, Sanwentang wrote smoothly. Compared with gel pens and ballpoint pens, it was much easier to write for a long time, and there was no problem with smiling pens. At the end of the year, when I tried to write a small collection of elegant collections, I found out which ones are popular on the stationery edition. Regardless of the price, I just can’t write it as a left-handed person.

A few months ago, I wanted a new pen anyway. I went to Xiaopin Yaji several times and came back with a bad luck. After seeing the recommendation of the editor of Aizhi Stationery Store, I bought Midori's fountain pen. I don't have much expectations for it. It's only 800 yuan, a lottery. If you don't win, you'll lose it, but you won't know. The advertisements say that the nib of the MD fountain pen is a bird's beak design, and it can write from more angles. I don't ask for a deep understanding. I recommend this one for left-handed people. It is cheap, good-looking and easy to write.

Desires are hard to fill, and one day I especially want a push-type pen. I have said it before, not to mention it, and finally bought the Curidas with platinum gold. In the process of crawling, I found that Taiwanese netizens rarely describe left-handed pens, unlike foreign netizens. An article said that left-handed people can use pens in three postures, namely overwrite with the pen facing down, sidewrite with the pen facing sideways and Underwrite with the pen face up.

Buying Curidas is a budget consideration, and after seeing the recommendation of a netizen who is also a sidewrite, there is no doubt that he bought it after the trial writing. But even though the Curidas pen can be removed, the transparent small rod is too annoying. After a few days, my hand cramps several times at a loss. In a fit of anger, I cut the small rod with a utility knife. Two weeks later, when I remembered to pay, the clerk said vigilantly that I had seen someone so fond of dismantling the pen holder that the whole pen broke. I even cut off the pen holder, and I had to talk to it before going to bed, hoping that it would not suddenly crack. .

The push pen is too convenient, Curidas has good air tightness, you can write as you press, and its F tip is thin and smooth, I rarely use other pens, you know, it is difficult for left-handed people to find a fine tip, often because of stroke order Scratch the paper or write on and off.

Left-handed is so fucking hard.

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