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i am right handed. i hurt my elbow on my right arm a while ago. i was forced to use the mouse w/ my left hand. as time went on, i got really good at it. i got so used to it, i didnt even think about it until now. anyways, now my right arm is a lot better, but the problem is that now i don't want to switch back to my right hand for the mouse.
so yeah, i found that interesting

Most people use different hands for different things, so it's not especially odd. I'm usually pretty adept at using either hand for the mouse.

Right-handed but for some odd reason, I have to use my left to pick up a drinking vessel.

ADDITIONAL: For some odd reason, my roleplay characters tend to be left-handed.

I ambidextrous with left dominance, but I was forced to write with my right hand. Therefore, not only do I have the AS clutziness, I have that to deal with. Suffice it to say I HATED writing essays in school BC ( before computers ).

I heard it said that if you are male the hand you use to guide yourself when you take a leak with is the one that is your dominate hand.

Didn't we just have this?

i use whatever hand is closest for what i need it to do... , tho sometimes i need to use both in tandem

I use both hands for everyday tasks. Guess for me it's whichever is more convenient at the time .

I am right-handed, but I am training myself to write with my left hand, and I am pretty sure that once I get decent at the piano that I will have more I can do with both hands. I can write fairly legibly with my left hand now, but I'm not sure that says a lot since my handwriting in my right hand is barely legible as it is.

I use my left hand for most things. But I'm fine with using my right for the mouse.

I write with my right hand, but I use both equally in everyday tasks. When I was a kid and played baseball, I hit best left handed.

You know what else is funny? I'm right-handed but once in fifth grade, I spent the whole lunch period using the fork with my left hand. I didn't even realized it until one of my friends was like, "I didn't know you were left-handed!" I claimed I was actually right-handed, but they wouldn't have it. So yeah, I thought that was pretty interesting.

well its a good thing i never went back to the right hand mouse, cuz i hurt my right arm AGAIN today. i would have had to get used to left hand, then right again, then left again. God likes to spare me unnecessary work. (i don't even belive in God, i just find it an interesting way to look at stuff)

i use certain activities for my left hand throughout the day, and find that i'm actually now better with my left hand than my right.

My hand usage is the most unusual I think. I was born right-handed, but when I was a really little kid, I forced myself to use my left hand, because the cars' steering wheel is in the left side (don't laugh!). Since then I use pen(cil)s, forks, spoons, knives (but for the classic fork+knive combo I still use the right handed version), screwdrivers, etc. with my left hand, BUT I use scissors, mice, lighters and plenty other things with my right one.
When I was learning to write (I was about 4), I was writing somehow mirrored (rigth-to-left) in the very beginning, and I can write backwards even today without struggling.

I used to be right-handed, but my right hand went on strike a few years ago and demanded higher pay. I wasn't going to give in, so I fired it and got a second left hand as a replacement.

I am CORRECT handed!! ! (jk)