Are You Left Handed Or Right handed

I’m r-handed as is dh. Both our dd’s are left-handed, one of them much more so than the other.

One son was ambidextrous as a young child but is now r-handed. Other son is r-handed but plays sport left-handed.

Left handed , my parents told my school I was not to be
encouraged / expected to write with my right hand.

Both parents ,my five siblings and 18 first cousins ,my daughters and grandchildren ,9 nieces and nephews all right handed

Left.....exactly the same as MamaCaz except for the broken arm, but I can also write with my right hand too,

I'm right handed, as was my dad but my mum was left handed. I have one Right handed son and one left handed son. Their dad is right handed.

DanniRae
What on earth would you be eating when using a knife in your left and spoon in your right hand?
What about eating in restaurants or dinner parties?

...but it all depends on what I'm doing IYKWIM ???

Children should not be either forced or encouraged to be right-handed. Most teachers nowadays would not do this. I think the proportion is roughly 1:5, left:right. When I was teaching in FE, I was sent to replace an absent teacher with a small group of vocational students. I gave them something to write and was astonished to see all seven of them writing left-handed. I suspected a trick, but it wasn't!
I am right-handed, my sister left-handed. She has a left-handed grandson and so have I, though DGD1 is pretty well ambidextrous. Is left-handedness associated with artistic talent?

Lefty here!

I am right handed but eat with the knife in my left hand. I use a spoon in my right hand.
As has already been said it really doesn't matter.

I'm right-handed but my left arm and hand is the stronger.

I'm right handed

My left handed Nephew used to be forced to write with his right hand at school. He is only 43 now, so not that long ago

Left handed, but like most left handers, do many things right handed as Life is mainly geared up for right handers!

It shouldn't matter at all should it!

I don't know for certain which I am.

When it comes to writing, I always use my left hand.
For things like knitting, using cutlery or a can-opener, I am right-handed.
When decorating, I swap the paintbrush from one hand to the other, depending on the angle of the thing I am painting.

I grew up doing almost everything else with my left hand, but as an adult have changed to doing some of them, such as playing racquet sports, with my right hand!

The thing is, I fell and injured my right arm very badly when I was only two-and-a-half years old. Apparently, even after the plaster, and then the sling, were removed, I simply wouldn't use it for about six months, so did absolutely everything with my left hand.

However, my mum says that I was showing clear signs of being left-handed before the accident, which makes it all the more odd that I have changed to doing so much more with my right hand as an adult!

In school, I only ever had one teacher who tried to make me write with my right hand (when I was six), but the results must have been bad enough to convince her that it wasn't worth the effort, as she only made me try the once!

I am right handed. My Mum who is 90 is left handed. She says when she was at school she had her knuckles rapped when using her left hand!

I dont think it matters at all. I write with my right hand, but pour, iron, and vacuum with my left hand. I do whatever feels natural.

I write with my right hand but do everything else with my left. Both my parents were left-handed- I believe my father had his left hand tied behind his back to make him use his right hand when he was at school.