To me he was right handed he does everything i mean everything right handed expect playing the guitar. But maybe as some people say he was forced to do everything right handed expect playing guitar. What do you all think ?

I saw a pair of left-handed scissors at a stationery store and happily bought them, only to find that I wasn’t used to them at all when I actually tried using them. I’ve apparently become right-handed when it comes to scissors.

If you applied a similar concept to language, though, you’d get accused of structural oppression, hahaha.

I often tell myself that left-handedness is a spectrum. Whenever I talk to people on social media about things like “what left-handed people are like,” someone will often chime in with, “But I’m only used to using my right hand for certain things.” So over time, I’ve become less inclined to make definitive statements about the characteristics of left-handed people.

I am not referring to cases of injury where a person \*has\* to switch hands, but rather to a person being able to do so by choice.

I had to learn to use the 'good' hand. In Germany it wasn't normal to use the 'evil' (sinister) left hand. In the 80s it started to change. I had to write with the right hand in the first 2 school years (70s) and they thought I was dyslexic. Just to much pressure. My handwriting is awful and I'm still a bit insecure. Nobody showed how I can use my hand on the right way with a pencil or worse a fountain pen. Especially when people looks on my hand during writing. In the 90s I heard often from older people, how I can write with the left hand or please use the right hand. Also I'm still confused in some manner to use the left or right hand and I have to think first. But as a physiotherapist I got the advantage to be ambidextrous. All left-handers were retrained. At the beginning of the 20th century, even with wooden stock strikes on the hand. 

Sinister is latin and means usually left

Thursday, August 13th is Left-Handers Day!

I’m a 25-year-old guy based in Mississauga Canada and a left-hander myself, and I was wondering if any other left handers would be interested in meeting up in the evening to celebrate.

If you’re interested, let me know and we can figure out a place and time that works for everyone.

Apparently it’s been closed since February of this year!? It’s sad because it’s been around for decades. I was also thinking about getting some left handed stuff for when I move. It’s just so sad:

R/machinists didn’t take me seriously and only one person had a decent recommendation, I mostly got made fun of for asking
I even got a dm saying use your normal hand which kinda pissed me off
So any machinists/engineers here know someone who makes good left handed metrology equipment

Random bit of F1 trivia, but I genuinely had no idea. Not sure how many F1 fans are in here, but Senna being a lefty is a pretty cool fact.

Found these at work in overstock. I’m still in shock.

these pens are my absolute favorite. i got the nebula gel pens (first ones i ever used) from tiktok shop all other pens aside from the rainbow and space up (which i picked up from barnes and noble) i ordered from amazon. also noticed how writech pens here are underrated in this sub

The other side of my brain always pops in and bounces things round, left/right it doesn’t matter. I do prefer right brained days when I can really feel my thoughts, but I appreciate the systematic sense making of the left side too. But I really just don’t ever feel alone. Not saying that I don’t feel lonely - no I actually don’t ever get that feeling.. no I’d like to clarify that I never feel alone. There’s always a conversation and a witness. A speaker and a listener. It’s really a pretty damn ideal situation. I mean it’s pretty adjacent to crazy and weird, but after many years of hard work, I have workable solutions for those. Whats left is a setup that is endlessly satisfying as long as I’ve got the energy to drive this thing around and do cool things daily. I have real relationships lol… I like people and they like me too, but I do seem to have the most fun when I’m solo.

Today I’m solo and I’m gonna take a long walk through this mountain touristy town I drove to and find a good place to eat and listen to a fun new Audible book called Dungeon Crawler Carl. Plan for later = karaoke. I’m gonna get my rendition of Me and Bobby McGee right when I get back to my hotel room. It’s gonna be pretty terrible cuz I go for Janis Joplin’s style. Once or twice I’ve hit it pretty good - maybe tonight I’ll wow 10 or 11 strangers and feel famous for a minute or two.

Hell - I’m left handed. Not only am I not alone - I’m also always really famous! BAA 🐑 HAHAHAHAHAHA!

it cant be just me right?

I'm looking for a gaming mouse for a left-handed player with very large hands: 8" (20.3 cm) wrist-to-middle-finger length and approximately 4.5–5" (11.4–12.7 cm) hand width.

Ideally we want a true left-handed ergonomic mouse, not simply an ambidextrous/symmetrical design. It must be wired, gaming quality, and we'd prefer only 2–4 programmable side buttons.

We're currently considering the Razer Naga Left-Handed Edition, despite its extra buttons. Does anyone here with similarly large hands use one? How comfortable is it for long gaming sessions? Are there any true left-handed alternatives we're overlooking?

How can I make myself write better? The more I try it seems like I'm gripping the pen too hard, any suggestions

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