I right lefty and throw righty. I do some things with one hand or the other, and some things with either hand. I guess I'm just a fucking mess, which may explain my messy brain, and an inability to focus for very long when it comes to most things.

i don't know many lefthanders, or i do and they haven't mentioned it (not necessarily hiding it -- it just hasn't come up). therefore i cannot speculate or generalize. i DO know that lefthanders have more right-brain activity and righthanders have more left-brain activity, so looking up what side of the brain controls what might be helpful. i can also say that i am not ambidextrous and am righthanded by the usual definition, which is that i use my right hand to write and handle such tools as forks and spoons, but on the other hand there are certain things i can ONLY do easily with my left hand, and yet other things i can do equally easily with either. i can further say i am pretty damned independent (and stubborn, some might say). i cannot attribute this independence or stubbornness to these anomalies of handedness, nor (on the other hand) say for sure they're not connected. what a longwinded way to say "i don't know!" i hope it was a tad helpful, nonetheless.

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I was born a Lefty. But since left handedness proves to be in league with the Devil, I was trained to be a righty.

I am much like you. I have had a strange tendency to redefine jobs I have had to suite my abilities. I used to work as a NY State Park Naturalist with a bunch of others. It was a highly interdisciplinary job drawing on many different skills. We realized that all 8 of us were born lefties.

Look up Left handed People being on the right side of their minds. I forgot how the saying went but it went straight to the issue.

I am left-handed and share some of your traits, but not all. I have never felt conspired against by the world as a left hander or otherwise, because I have always seen myself as too small and insignificant to rate any conspiracies and see left-handedness as no different than my being tall, which is a function of genetics that gives me both advantages and disadvantages in the way the physical world is layed out. So being what you are physically just is what it is. No one is conspiring against you for minor things like that. Now, if I were disabled and in a wheelchair, that would be another matter as far as feeling the physical world is often designed without any consideration of your situation.

I'm right-handed, and I'm pretty much the same way.
I don't think which hand is the more dominant has anything to do
with it, but that's just me.