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I also have a bad sense of direction and I had to learn not rely on my intuition/sense and instead to look for landmarks and other cues. Sometimes an area looks
by dsego 6y ago
I also have a bad sense of direction and I had to learn not rely on my intuition/sense and instead to look for landmarks and other cues. Sometimes an area looks familiar but really isn't or I'm actually going the opposite way of where I'm supposed to.
- munificent 6y agoI do that too, but my brain isn't good at rotating large objects in 3D space (small ones are fine). So if I go through a familiar intersection in a different direction, I won't recognize it. Landmarks coming from another direction look different to me. :-/