Which hand do you write with?

hi java! I am right-handed. I tried using my left hand for writing and I can legibly write but a bit slow..ohhh I mean really really slow.I have friends who are left-handed. I think niece is left-handed too, she is 2 years old and when shes writing and coloring books she always use her left hand.

I am right-handed. I tried to use my left hand to eat with, write with, etc when I was a child because I wanted to try to train myself to be ambidextrous, but that didn't happen! LOL

I'm right handed. Being left handed is in the minority, and only about 10 percent of adults write with their left hand. That's why it seems like a lot of people write with their right hand... because a lot of people do. I only know one person who is left handed. She used to write sideways because she didn't want to smear the ink or smudge the graphite she was writing.

I write with my write hand. I have two daughters one writes with her left hand and the other writes with her right hand. The daughter who writes with her left hand can also do things with her right hand though, which I just found out on Christmas morning. She cuts paper with her right hand though, how about what hand do you cut paper with?

I write right handed, but I bowl left handed. I have tried writing with my left hand, but nobody can read it. I had an uncle who could print with his right hand, but would sign his name left handed. He ate left handed, played ball left handed and did everything else left handed. My sister in law and her two youngest children are left handed.

I'm right handed. Most people in my country are righty. there exists very a bit lefty here. We usually do everything using right hand, even it's a politeness here. yeah.... different ponds, different fish. It's very very impolite in ur country to belch/ burp but it doesn't matter in my country. hehe.... extremely different sense n manner. Cross culture understanding often becomes a big problem for foreigners wherever they stay.

I'm a lefty too:) I used to think the same as you, that there were way more righties and we were severely out numbered. Then I went to Journalism school and met a group of 5 girls who all became my good friends. Out of the entire group FOUR of us are left handed. If you think about it this might make some sense, because the lefthanded are known for their creativity.