Yeah, being 'left' is a bit of a curse as society is set up for right handers. So many things are 'work arounds' for lefties to adapt to a right handed world. It's a pain in the you-know-what. Try writing on a black or white board as a left handed teacher: you have to be careful not to smudge your work. Scissors as a kid: yep right handed. Side ring bound notebooks? Literally cramps your style. Lots of firearms require strange little movements from left handers to get the thing functioning which would probably leave the designers scratching their heads. The list goes on and on and on....BUT in a perverse way it's also kind of cool to be an anomaly. A little bit different. It's like a club for the special people! And my wife is a left hander as well...what does that mean?
I'm right handed and left eye dominant.
Edited for spelling
When I learned to throw darts, I went with both hands, so I'm equally bad with either hand.
Otherwise, right handed, right eye dominant.
I'm a lefty for writing, shooting, buttoning, gloving, dressing, billiards, but a righty for everything else, except ambi for tennis and racquet ball. Odd
Lefty with a not so bad right hand..
