I write , swing a hammer and a baseball bat with my right hand . BUT ,I use both hands equally for other things such as :texting, tools,eating...everything else!

The stigma of being left handed has a long illustrious history (Not). I don't care if you put your left or right hand out; I'll always shake your hand with the appropriate hand -- no hesitation.

I am a leftie!

We don't say anything when we spot a sinistral because it's rude to point out disabilities.

I grew up in a family of six, left-handed, highly intelligent, hilarious musicians and artists.

My daughter is left-handed, as is her father.

I’m a weird lefty. I write and use my fork with my left hand. This latter could be due to European silverware training from my German mother. I say that in part because I do everything else right handed: throw, punch, point, count, etc. I’m not ambidextrous. Maybe I’m bi-dextrous?

I have four sisters, two are left left handed. My father was ambidextrous. I notice lefties right away. The most curious thing to me was that both of my left handed sisters are dyslexic.

I am a lefty, too...never really paid much attention, but I do like to sit so I don't bump others when I eat...I don't write left handed all the time, so maybe that is why I don't get noticed or notice others...people do notice that I wear a watch on my right wrist...

I'm left-handed. No real problems to speak of. I do a few odd things that right-handed people don't do - i.e. Spiral bound notebooks - I start from the back so the spiral is on the right (writing on the back of each page).

Like many, I prefer to not sit at a dining table right next to a right-handed person on my left.

Otherwise, I get along in this world, albeit with ink smeared on the outside of my hand (pinky side).

I've adapted in many ways - I use a right side mouse, and for actions that take strength over fine motor skills, I use my right hand/arm.

I haven't seen a Lefty in a looonngg time, is that lack of awareness or none in the circle of people. Who knows? I consider myself very aware of my surroundings

I notice people are left handed when they go to write something. As a right handed person, I think it looks awkward! The other time I notice is watching golf on TV, Phil Mickelson for instance, it looks completely wrong to me. I know that is just my perception, and that it is completely natural for lefties.

I've long paid attention to it as the nerves on the writing side of a person's neck/ear/back are often the most sensitive. Don't expect to get the same reaction out of me on the left side as my right. (I'm right handed)
So I try to take note

I really only notice it when I am sitting down for a meal. I know that we will bump elbows, so I ask where they would prefer to sit. Otherwise, I look to see (out of curiosity) whether someone who I see is very intelligent is left-handed.

I am right handed and definitely notice. Just recently I noticed that a coworker who I was pretty sure is left-handed writing with her right.

I said something, and she just.nonchalantly said, "I do that sometimes, but I usually do write with my left."

My middle brother is a lefty, and I still remember my dad reaming out an early teacher who tried to force him into writing with his right hand. This bro was good at sports(played softball, football, tennis), and builds exquisite furniture as a hobby.
I usually notice, and comment. I notice it in actors, etc, too.

Of course it's difficult being left-handed in a right-handed world.

I read that left-handers die seven years before right-handers, on average. I think it's from all the ink we absorb while dragging our hand across the page. Or from being curled up like shrimp in those awful right-handed desks in schools.

Daily struggles:

1. Banks hate us: attached pens are on the right.

2. Spiral notebooks.

3. Kitchen tools from ice cream scoops to can openers.

4. Medieval torture devices: right-handed desks.

5. Mugs don't care about us.

6. Painful right-handed scissors give us blisters.

7. Video games are unplayable.

8. Upside-down measuring tapes.

9. Left-handed pinking shears cannot be sharpened, not even at the factory.

I am a righty but pay attention to handedness on tv. I swear there are more left-handed actors than people in the general population.