Hello! I don't know how to start, because this is not a story ... I will just move on to my question, namely: Is it possible to be a leftist? .. For a long time now I have noticed that I do a lot of things with my left hand, but not so important - I comb my hair with it, open the doors, put my bag on my left shoulder .. When I have to do something with both hands - for example to dry my hair or to scrape yellow cheese: D I hold the objects I need in my right hand, and I help myself with my left iii .. I don't remember other examples and I'm not very aware of these things so I want to know if I'm just cramming in or there really is something. I have never written with my left hand, but I do not write very well with my right hand and I am constantly grazing. My question is whether I am a leftist at all and how leftists do things. I hope my topic is released, because even if I don't get close to the truth at all, other people may know more. Thanks!
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Whether you are right-handed or left-handed is genetically determined, but I am also strange - I write with my left hand and it has always been convenient for me to write and paint with it (I can't do it with my right hand at all), and I do everything else with my right hand. When you were in the 1st grade, did they make you learn to write with the right hand, but in fact be a leftist?
You are not
Basically, some time ago I was told that when you cross your arms and which hand is on top, it is the leading one. If she is left-handed, and if she is right-handed. It's the same with me - I write with the right, but I do almost everything else with the left. I carry my bag with my left hand, I open doors with my left, I even type on my computer with my left. But I write with my right hand when it comes to writing, it's like writing with a pen and in general I feel my right hand much more stable, although I do a lot of things with my left hand. I don't know what's true. But I've also heard that a lot of leftists start writing with the right hand, because that's the way it is. I've tried to write with the left hand, but I'm not comfortable. I have no idea what is true and what is not.