Yeah, they did start to try and force me to use my right hand as a kid (I use to have no preference, so I'm told) because 'I couldn't make up my mind' - luckly, my mum told to stop it, and so I was able to pick leftie as my main hand.exoneuk said:I voted for right, seeing as I feel technically right-handed now. I used to be left-handed when I started Primary School but I was actually forced to write with my right hand. From then, I was scared shitless of being seen writing with my left hand for some reason. I can't even remember or UNDERSTAND the logic behind making me write right-handed but now I can barely write with my left hand (I still can but don't feel the need to). I don't consider myself ambidextrous for this reason, despite doing a lot of things with my left hand. Perhaps this is bizarre reasoning but to me, I write right-handed, therefore I am right-handed.
I make sense, you just have to sift through it.
I do find this kind of unthinking narrow mindedness annoying - right handed everything, aside from in left handed stores, will are rare to say the least. Because is 'Right' to be Right-handed. Although oddly humans are the only primates that seem to have such a massive unbalance. I believe apes and chimps are 50/50 in terms of left/right handedness