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Handedness

What is your handedness?

  • Right-handed

    Votes: 38 52.8%

  • Left-handed

    Votes: 12 16.7%

  • Ambidextrous (able to use both with equal proficiency)

    Votes: 1 1.4%

  • Mixed-handed (able to do some tasks better with left, some with right)

    Votes: 18 25.0%

  • Ambidextrous, but originally right-handed

    Votes: 3 4.2%

  • Ambidextrous, but originally left-handed

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    72
Cap'n Sofa

Cap'n Sofa

Cow Zedong
Well, there wasn't a thread and I was curious. What is your handedness?

I'm a righty who plans to become an ambidexter.
 
mixed-handed, originally right. trying to become ambidextrous considering one of arms is considerably stronger then the other.
 
I'm left handed. You right handed people don't realise how many objects have a handedness. Can openers especially can go die in a ditch. And knives usually have the sharp bit on one side of the blade, making me look very awkward when I'm trying to spread butter :(

Also game controllers have the d-pad on the left and buttons on the right. That wasn't really an inconvenience since I never thought about it, since it's always been that way, no idea what made me realise it in the first place though.
 
Ambidextrous, more or less. I tend to prefer my left, but end up using my right for a bunch of stuff because the world is built for righties. I: I also have strange mixups, like writing lefty and signing my name righty, or drawing with both hands at once. (That got some looks in the art classes..)
 
sreservoir said:
wait wait wait what this forum has that many more left-handed than right-handed?
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There are probably many more right-handers. However, lefft-handers, who are the extreme minority, will use the opportunity to make themselves look like special snowflakes.

Oh, and right-handed.
 
Right-handed. Occasionally, I'll try writing and doodling with my left hand, but the result isn't anything special.
 
I'm right-handed too. I seem to remember there are a couple of things I do with my left hand for some reason, but I can't think of what they are now.
 
rock-ground said:
There are probably many more right-handers. However, lefft-handers, who are the extreme minority, will use the opportunity to make themselves look like special snowflakes.

Oh, and right-handed.
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Man, people who use the phrase 'special snowflake'.
 
Mainly right-handed, although I do a few things with my left (batting, holding a gun, putting on belts [if that's really significant...], among other things. If I'm playing traditional grip on the drums my left hand tends to be stronger, too.)
 
Right-handed. I'm sure there's random stuff I do with my left hand, but none of it really merits mention. My left handed handwriting is mostly legible, but that's if I go really slow. I can use a mouse with my left hand pretty easily, but it's not as precise my right hand, leading to odd misclicks.
 
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