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Hey, fellow leftie! Writing right handed always looks so much easier, just pulling a pen along for the smooth ride. We have to shove it forward, and smudge it all up. In 6th grade art class, for calligraphy the teacher had me do it backwards.
Do you use left handed or right handed scissors? I assume you are a bit ambidextrous, most of us are.
Fellow lefty reporting for duty. I use scissors right handed. But utensils and toothbrush, hold a cup, etc left-handed. I also throw/shoot a ball right handed. But in baseball/golf I bat/hit left handed.
 
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Fellow lefty reporting for duty. I use scissors right handed. But utensils and toothbrush, hold a cup, etc left-handed. I also throw/shoot a ball right handed. But in baseball/golf I bat/hit left handed.
So you write left, but throw righty? Interesting. I can throw righty a bit, but left is what I always have done.
But I golf/bat/shoot with a hockey stick right handed.
 
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Deafheaven is back to screaming. We are so back (I actually loved Infinite Granite though)
 
Do you use left handed or right handed scissors? I assume you are a bit ambidextrous, most of us are.
I can use right-handed scissors if I have to but would prefer left-handed ones if I have a choice.

I am not ambidextrous at all. I am pretty much useless with my right hand. Some things I had no choice, every computer I grew up using was set with a mouse on my right-hand side so I still use that set up and it feels funny with the mouse on the left hand side at this point and obviously if I drive a stick, since I am an American, the shifter is on the Right-Side so that feels normal to me but outside of that, I write, shoot, throw, bat, golf, kick, left-handed. I think a lot of the ambidextrousness comes from left-handed kids whose parents pushed them a bit to right-handedness for certain activities on them but for whatever reason that never happened to me.
 
I can use right-handed scissors if I have to but would prefer left-handed ones if I have a choice.

I am not ambidextrous at all. I am pretty much useless with my right hand. Some things I had no choice, every computer I grew up using was set with a mouse on my right-hand side so I still use that set up and it feels funny with the mouse on the left hand side at this point and obviously if I drive a stick, since I am an American, the shifter is on the Right-Side so that feels normal to me but outside of that, I write, shoot, throw, bat, golf, kick, left-handed. I think a lot of the ambidextrousness comes from left-handed kids whose parents pushed them a bit to right-handedness for certain activities on them but for whatever reason that never happened to me.
I don't think anything was ever really forced on me and I remember my teachers being very helpful as I did have to correct my handwriting style at one point. But my dad is also weird, throws right, writes left, shoots a basketball left, bats/golfs right, so might just be in the genes.
 
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I don't think anything was ever really forced on me and I remember my teachers being very helpful as I did have to correct my handwriting style at one point. But my dad is also weird, throws right, writes left, shoots a basketball left, bats/golfs right, so might just be in the genes.
Yeah, or your dad taught you how to do those things at a young age the same way he did them thus passing that knowledge/habit on to you. Maybe it’s a bit of both.
 
Yeah, or your dad taught you how to do those things at a young age the same way he did them thus passing that knowledge/habit on to you. Maybe it’s a bit of both.
I had a weird inverse of that. I’m mostly right handed, but my cousin who taught me to play hockey was a lefty, so I played LH for a long time until someone pointed it out. Now I can play both (equally badly), but I’m a better shooter on my left, passer on my right.
 
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Worst news I've heard all day. But good for the people who like Deafheaven. I really liked Infinite Granite....but probably for all of the reasons Deafheaven fans hated it.

I'm not a huge fan of screaming vocals so I was excited for Infinite Granite and it just didn't do it for me. The vocals just felt off or maybe it exposed something I didn't vibe with in the songwriting. I also saw them live during that tour and found the singer obnoxious in general. I think what I'm saying is maybe I would best appreciate an instrumental album because I love the guitar playing so much.
 
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