fuzzygobo
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Hey, knowing you can puppeteer with your left hand may come in handy someday.
Something happened to me when I was very young. Originally I was left handed, my left hand was my dominant hand. But by the time I got to kindergarten, my right became the dominant hand. I remember writing with my right hand thinking, hey, my left hand used to do this.
But there are some things I can only do lefty. Throw, bowl, grip, hold a toothbrush, my right hand can't do it.
I'm not ambidextrous, but it seems like my motor skills are split between the two hands. One can do things better than the other.
Something happened to me when I was very young. Originally I was left handed, my left hand was my dominant hand. But by the time I got to kindergarten, my right became the dominant hand. I remember writing with my right hand thinking, hey, my left hand used to do this.
But there are some things I can only do lefty. Throw, bowl, grip, hold a toothbrush, my right hand can't do it.
I'm not ambidextrous, but it seems like my motor skills are split between the two hands. One can do things better than the other.