I'm left handed but throw best with my right hand.  I'm a switch hitter, I can sew with either hand and east with the fork in my left and knife in my right...

Ambidextrous with a preference for my left hand.

Lefty here.

Like others here, it's a mix-up.  I write left handed, eat continental style with the fork in the left hand exclusively, BUT I eat Indian food right-handed (no utensils).  When it comes to drum sets, I'm fully ambidextrous - I lead with either hand and either foot.  When I played bass guitar, it was right-handed.  When I shot guns as a kid, it was left-handed, then as a teenager, I was forced to switch to right-handed shooting when I couldn't see in the left eye anymore, and then I had cataract surgery in that eye a year and a half ago, and now I have to go back again to left-handedness because I no longer have the distance vision in the right eye (made near-sighted in cataract surgery June 30th).  I read right-eyed for up-close work, and see left-eyed mostly for distance things.  I handle my smart phone right-handed.

I (once) saw an article about a study that showed most trans people are off handed. I decided to respond. Much to my dismay, I actually got chewed out for saying I am right handed.

Is there some big deal regarding it? I don't care about who is a south paw. It's not a big deal to me.

I tend to be ambidextrous, most things I can do with either hand, but some I do better left, other things I do better right

Right handed


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Right-handed.

Although as a piano player, my left hand is still pretty precise, almost as good as my right. But for artwork I rely on my right. 

I'm about down the middle with many tasks.  Some are only left, and some only right.

I was "raised" (to be) right-handed ...

While @ University ... in the (late) 1980s ...
I started to go "ambi-dextrous" ~
while working for the University ... as a (white-collar) StudentProfessional ~
working with some of the very first DeskTop PersonalComputers ...

While in PostGrad school ... in Amsterdam ...
@ the end of the 1990s ...
I learned how to write with my left hand ... 

The past few years in SanFrancisco  ...
I've been learning/practicing to punch ... with my left hand ... 

Ambidextrous

I'd say I'm 55% right-handed and 45% left-handed.  But, for years I'd switch which hand I'd use as my dominant one every week. 

This week I'm right-handed.   

Ryuichi

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I am part of the minority in any room I go to, I am a left hander!!!!!

Right handed and right eye dominate.

80% Right hand, Right eye, Left leg??

Ambidextrous, can do most stuff with both, but can only write with left.

I blame society for being designed for right handed people, but it's a hand skill if ur trying to get to a obscure bolt in the engine bay


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Or driving a nail in the corner of the ceiling while standing on the back of a chair!

Right handed

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Please I was considered Male for 64 years so I still have male humor.  I am ambidextrous. I can pick my nose with either hand.

I'm completely right handed. My left hand is more of an assistant to my right hand but I can't do things properly with my left hand alone.  I can even pick my nose much better with my right hand than my left hand 

I am right handed but because of a nerve disease I have to use my computer mouse left handed.