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No, that's fingers my dear :brainiac:




Always get them mixed up :wink3: :laugh:|||I picked mixed but I think I only slightly so.

I write with my right hand but I will cut food or use tools with either hand.|||My left hand lacks many motor skills that my right possesses.

I drive left handed, and that's about it.

I think its funny that ambisinister is used to describe someone with little to no coordination/motor skills/strength in their hands. Ha lefties suck by definition.|||Quote:








I drive left handed, and that's about it.




Wha? So confused...|||Embarrasingly right-handed here. I can hold a cigarette with my left hand, and that's about it. I have trouble opening beercans and stirring a cup of coffee with my left. Same thing with my feet. If I tried to kick a can or something with my left foot chances are I would miss.

:sad2:|||I'm right handed because I was born with one hand.|||Well, since my right hand has limited motion I'm left handed.

Ya know, I've heard that forcing someone to use their non-dominant hand can drive them crazy? Is that an urban legend? If my right hand wasn't deformed might I be right handed? Does that mean I haven't used my correct hand all these years? Am I crazy?|||Quote:








Wha? So confused...




Drive a car. I steer with my left. That's about it.|||Quote:








Drive a car. I steer with my left. That's about it.




Hmmm, kk. Was just confused, thouht you meant, everything with the left. Like gears etc.

I use left for gearing, and right for steering usually. Although when I dont need to shift I use my left for steering a lot.|||Quote:








Well, since my right hand has limited motion I'm left handed.

Ya know, I've heard that forcing someone to use their non-dominant hand can drive them crazy? Is that an urban legend? If my right hand wasn't deformed might I be right handed? Does that mean I haven't used my correct hand all these years? Am I crazy?




Not at all. For decades, left handed people were forced by schools to use their right hand.

Then take what I've done. I've spent years making my left hand work as well as my right. The only thing I have left to finish is throwing and writing. I had to do this when 12 years ago I hurt my right shoulder. It never healed quite right and the large nerve in the shoulder slipped inside the socket and got pinched regularly. For 3-4 days after that my right arm didn't work very well. So I taught myself to be able to use my left hand well. I've gone through physical therapy and have gotten my shoulder working right now. But in no way has being forced to use my left hand driven me crazy.