I was the other way around. My dad tried to make me write with my left hand because he was also left-handed, but I was naturally right-handed. However, compared to most people, I don't have much trouble using either hand. I'm not quite ambidextrous (Writing with my left hand looks atrocious.), but most of my motor skills are approximately similar in both hands.
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Yeah, I have some things that feel better "southpaw", and there are certain things I do that make people believe I'm left-handed. (The only thing that comes to mind are check-marks. I've been told I draw them "backward"...I also have a left-handed old man, but I can't quite recall how he taught me to write. Whatever the effect, I can't write with my left at all (but geez, I can hardly write with my right anyway). I can paint with my left and shoot pool left-handed though.roud:
)My friend is actually left-handed now because he broke his right arm in first grade. :crazy:I use my right hand for writing, but everything else i prefer left hand. I have my fork in the hand were every one else have their knife
When I was about 10 I decided it would be good for me if I started to write with my left hand, so if I broke my right hand, i wouldn't be in that much trouble. Now, I write almost as good with left as with right.
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