Lefties and Righties, another article Options

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Are you a lefty or a righty?
I write with my right hand, but i realize that i do many things with my left.

http://people.howstuffworks.com/left-handed.htm

All those parents in the '70s and '80s who made their left-handed children struggle to use their right hands may be kicking themselves right about now.

My sister is a lefty, but my dad tried to force her to use her right hand when she was old enough to write. It didnt work, but he doesnt really care about now anways.

left-handed people are faster at processing multiple stimuli than righties.

Darn

[*paperplane*]

DAMN YOU! *defeated*

I'm left-handed as well, and I attract all sorts of attention when I write because I write with the page turned sideways so my arm isn't all twisted.

Sadly, I don't get the luxury of left-handed desks at my college. That would be amazing. How does that even work? Do they just like, put left-handed desks in one small area of the room so you guys are all segregated, or are they intermingled throughout the class? This concept is so confusing to me!

I guess I twist my arm. I've had people ask me why if I was left handed I don't turn my paper, but it just doesn't seem necessary.

Yeah, I guess that other person explained it already, but on the left ends of the rows in auditoriums, the desk comes from the aisle rather than the last chair, so it's on the left. What irritates me is when I go into a lecture and find all the left handed seats filled; there's no way all of those people need them. I've also had classrooms that just randomly had oppositely built desks though, too.

Except for the fact that when they start writing, they also get pencil smudges on their wrist/palm area.

Yeah, that sucks. I also can't manage to write on white boards without erasing what I've written as I go along.