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I was born a southpaw and for many years remained so.However during my school days and especially when i was studying in the primary my school teachers said that it is bad to be a left hander and they forced me to write with my right hand and do many other things with the right hand.This led to a loss of confidence and also spoilt my hand writing.However during my working days as an Architect i found it useful because i became amvidextrous, ie i could use both my hands while making the architectural drawings much to the bemusement and envy of my colleagues. Now i am completely a right handr but when using a knife and fork i hold the knife in my left hand and the fork in my right hand which is reverse of what most people who are right handers do.When i used to play cricket, i would bat right handed but bowl left handed.so there are some thing i do left handed and some things right handed.And,of course, I am intelligent, haha.

I am ambidextrous. I can write using both my left and right hand. My siblings and I are supposed to be all left handed, but my mom insists that we use our right hand for writing but, being the hard headed that I am.. Whenever my mom is not around, I would write using my left. That's why I learned to write on both hands.

I know quite a lot of left handed people... honestly think they are intelligent, and very artistic too.. :D

I have friends who are left handed but no funny experiences. I was ambidexterous and could use me left hand for anything but writing then I fell three years ago and had such a bad fracture of my shoulder Ihad to have a shoulder joint replacement with an arificial shoulder joint of metal and plastic, I lost most of the u se of my left arm and can now not brush or comb myhair with my left hand cannot do much of anything with my left arm but type. sob sob.so no longert ambidexterous and I so miss that.

I am right handed and for the life of me cannot write with the left hand as sometimes I have tried and my writing looks like chicken scratch and tires me out as i get frustrated trying.

I am a right-hander and I admire those who can do things with both hands. There are some Chinese people who can hold brushes and write calligraphy with both hands at the same time. I have worried about if my right hand is hurt, my left hand pretty much can't do anything and I have tried training it. I can use the chopsticks with my left though writing is still a tough task. I always thought that left-handers are smarter and more intelligent and from the observation of friends, I would think it is true.

I hear that the left handed people have natural gift for memory.And practice to do something with our left hand can develop our right brain ablities.Now I'm trying...