I am right handed and always have been.  It's kind of funny this topic caught my eye today though, because my students and I had a short discussion on it today.  One of my students volunteered to work a problem on the board, and although I don't usually pay any note to such things, I immediately noticed he was left-handed.  Why did it jump to my mind?  I've noticed that many (most?) left-handed people form their letters and numbers "backwards".  Most right handed people, for example, will start at the curve of a 2 when writing it.... whereas I've noted most left-handed people start at the straight part at the bottom.  I find it fascinating.

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Wow! I'm left handed and I never found myself writing like that. Teachers always said I hold my pen wrong while writing, but I never paid attention to that... I don't know, it just feels more comfortable to me that way(even though the side of my hand always ends up in ink >.<)
I do just about everything with my left hand, though I sometimes try to experiment by drawing with my right hand while making notes with my left hand (while working with a microscope or something).
I'm thinking of becoming ambidextrous someday because it would be really cool to be able to do everything with both hands equally as well.

righty tighty if you know what i mean (bdum tsh) 

I'm a lefty, though It's only for writing. For things like holding or throwing things I generally use my right hand.

I'm a lefty with writing. 

I'm kind of like 18m with all of this, I use my right hand for hitting while playing baseball, but I do throw left handed. 

Its kid of weird being left handed, people forget all the time and have to tell you that they forgot.

Whatever thought, I'm used to it lol.

I am a lefty and a righty but I do better with my right hand.

I'm dominantly right handed but although I can do almost anything with my left hand I just can't get used to writing with it no matter how many times I try to do it. 

I'm right-handed like most people.
I read somewhere that people used to be split 50-50 between leftys and rightys, but over time for various reasons, it started to shift in the direction of more people being right handed. That same article said that as of now, an average of only 1 in 20 people are left-handed, at least in the study that was conducted.

I'm right handed. In fact, I can do virtually nothing with my left. If anything ever happened to my right, I'd be in deep...

I use my right. I wish i was ambidextrous, though.

I would have to say in response to this question I am predominantly right-handed. I do utilize my left-hand for certain instances and have been training myself to use the left more than I usually did when I was younger.

I'm a lefty and proud. But I use it most for writing. When I'm screw on a car because its my hobby I use most the right hand for some weird reasons. Also I also a left legged persons if you can call it that. So lefty all round

Right-handed. My left hand is are used for driving which I don't know how to do yet...

I'm right handed, but there are some weird differences between my hands. 

For instance somehow my left hand fingers move much faster than my right hand, I guess that means I'm better at movement in video games than actions.

I'm a righty like most other people, though I've been trying to train my left hand into writing too lol. I want to be one of those people who can do both. The people who can do that just really interest me.

I know I posted here once before, but oh well. Time for an update!

I'm (still) right-handed. Though growing up as a kid, I knew that depending on which hand and foot were dominant, that side of your brain would tend to be more developed. So to compensate for this, and round myself out as well as possible, I would always try to do as many tasks with my left hand as I could manage. After a while, I really started to notice a difference in my coordination skills. It actually got to the point where for anything besides writing (my hand-writing was bad enough with my dominant hand ) I could do most things almost as well with my left as I could my right. It was pretty neat to see how practicing with it helped my off-hand development. Plus, it was nice to be able to shoot jump shots in basketball with either hand, and still sink them most of the time lol.

I am right handed, But most of the time I forget that and use my left hand for everything because I live in a house full of lefties.

I didn't reply to this before? Huh

Well i'm part of the 1% of people that is ambidextrous. Although I can't use my left foot while playing soccer (its actually football) very well. Although i'm not terrible with my weak foot.

Edit: I'm blind. i did post in this thread. I legit went through every page and couldn't find myself.

I'm one of dem rightys. Like most of the people in the world. I just find using my left hand for anything pretty hard :/.

I cri because me no special ;w;