I understand the "appeal" of writing by hand but here is the thing. I am told when I was a kid, I started to have a dispensation for writing with my left hand

I understand the "appeal" of writing by hand but here is the thing. I am told when I was a kid, I started to have a dispensation for writing with my left hand but mums being mums "corrected" me to use my right hand. This is one theory but I have never enjoyed writing by hand. I just suck at it. I remember all my school life was like "improve your handwriting". Covid gave me an interesting experience. I had a short exam, like 2 hours during the time and I opted for " remote proctoring". Suddenly, for the first time in my life I was like "now its my time to shine" I learned to type from when i was a kid because my handwriting was a physical disability and with typing, I could simply wish that problem away. This has progressed in my professional career where I can just type for hours at end comfortably but I cannot write my name in block letters on a form. I ask one of my coworkers to do it for me. (Its that bad)