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Not intuitively knowing left and right is one of the signs of dyslexia btw
Or the lesser known Left Right Confusion. There’s a test available at the university of Washington to see if you have this!
Then there's the third thing where you say "you're gonna turn left at the light" and I say "ok, got it... Wait, did you say right?"
My mom struggles with it but she’s left handed
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