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My father is a leftie and as a young child I found it cool that he could do stuff with left hand while I was only able to use my right.
That inspired me to learn how to use both arms and that really has been a blessing - being ambidexterous is awesome. It was especially great when I finally learned to stick weld with my left hand. So many impossible corners are just corners now.
To my knowing there's round 5% of people that are totally left handed or totally right handed. Every one else, please learn to use your non dominant hand.
Being ambidextrous is helpful if you break one arm. But if you break both arms you will have to ask your mom to help out.
Will we never break free of that cursed memory
I wish that all of our memories from reddit would have disappeared when we came here. New fresh Lemmy. Fresh clean minds. Erase our traumatic past.
At some point there will be people here who have never heard of reddit, a fresh, innocent, generation. They will not have heard of reddit, but still know when the narwhal doth bacon.
You can never escape from blowfly girl.
fffffuuuuuuu
I broke my right shoulder some years ago (I'm right-handed) and for about a year I had to switch to playing disc golf lefty. Initially I was terrible but eventually I got the point where I could shoot around par left handed. Now my shoulder is healed but it's useful to be able to pull out a lefty shot once in a while.
The real challenge was driving my stick shift without using my right arm.
Oof. I had to do that for a bit when I borked my wrist. It was probably foolish and stupid, but work isn't going to pay me for not coming in. :(