Dominant Hand

[Andres]

Ambidextrous? - nearly but with a preference for writing and picking my nose with the right hand.

Gah, I voted wrong. I pick my nose with my left hand, so it should have been: ambidextruous by discipline.

[Bijo]

My dominant superior hand is my right hand, though, indeed, by necessity I utilize my left inferior one naturally for certain tasks, for many small simple tasks too actually as I hardly even notice it. You could say I tend to the right, but am also somewhere near the center (but don't confuse this with politics of course :P).

I had been cogitating utilizing my left hand more for the more specific tasks such as writing. I attempted it in the past but was too impatient. If I had continued it today I might have been more ambidextrous than I am currently. I will have to pick this up again.

And when I have sufficiently learnt using my left hand for it, I will attempt to put my awesome fantastic brainpower and coordination to use by training to use both hands simultaneously to write: the right hand from right to left and the left hand from left to right, as they both make a phrase

[Samurai Waki]

I was born naturally left handed, but acquired the use of my right sometime in School. Not exactly sure how, it just kind of happened.

[Taurus]

Hurrah! Left handed and proud!

[Moros]

I do everything with my right hand. Except for eating, soemtimes I eat the left way the other time the rightway and sometimes I even swap between them during eating. Dunno why.

[atheotes]

My parents told me i was left handed but started using my right hand when i was shouted at by my uncle for eating with my left hand. It was when i was 4 years old. My left hand is visibly very weak compared to my right.

[Bijo]

It is possible that some people, no matter which their superior hand is, use their inferior one out of habit. In my case, even when being right-handed, I always operate a phone with my left hand. A remote control too, though sometimes with right. Holding a book while reading it either right-style or left-style. When being in some location where a computer is set up for someone left-handed I just use my left hand for the mouse (though I have never tried playing games like it).

I always found it silly when people'd see me using my left hand for they'd always ask (or generally converse) if I'm left-handed. Whereas if they'd see me using my right hand they'd never ask anything about it.

By the way, was there no time and place when left-handed people were looked upon as evil beings by society? :P