Your handedness VS your parents' handedness.

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Sorry for jumping in but actually I'm not replying to this post but as a new comer into the forum, I just want to say hello to you old folks.


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My mom is right handed and my dad is left handed.
My eldest brother is left handed
But me and my other brother are right handed

 

All right handed.

 

My dad and brother are lefties, my mom and I are righties

 

Both my parents and I are right handed, my younger sister is left handed.

 

I use both of my hands because they're both equally strong and able to do things, but when writing I do favor my right only because I was never taught to write with my left- actually, I was punished for it when I did that. Most of the time though, for a lot of other things, I'll favor my left hand, like for opening doors and brushing my hair.

My parents, as far as I know, are both right-handed, though my dad sometimes uses his left, so maybe I got it from him? My sister is both-handed just like me.

 

My mum is left handed and my dad is right handed. Im left handed and my sister is right handed... That sounded like the opening lines to a riddle of sorts... What am I?

 

Parents (sperm donor and mom) both right handed I think, like me. But with my siblings, it's weird. Each kid has an alternating handed-ness. Older brother- left handed. Me- right. (Now here keep in mind that my brother and I have a different sperm donor than my sisters- my dad's their biological father) Oldest-younger sister- left. Second oldest younger sister- right. Next sister- left. Youngest sister- right.

 

Well, in my family it looks a bit weird. My dad is ambidextrous (naturally left-handed, I guess, just learnt to use his both hands), and my mother, as one of the twins, is left-handed, too. I myself am ambidextrous just like my dad (use my left hand by default, though), yet my sister, having the same parents as me, is right-handed.
I can't explain this as well.

 

Everyone in my family seems to be right-handed (including me), it's fairly boring.

That said, I have seen evidence that the rate of left-handedness is higher in the LGBT community than among people in general.

 

Mom - Right Handed
Dad - Right Handed
Grandparents - Right Handed

Idk about my other family :/

oh and

Me - Right Handed

 

Everyone in my family is right handed.

If this makes any sense though, I am less right handed than the others in my family. I use my right hand to write and use chopsticks, but outside of that, I don't have any preference for one hand over the other. It seems like my family members use their right hand consistently for everything, even to take a drink or pick something up, when I would just use whichever hand is closer.

 

Everyone in my family is right handed

 

My dad, brother and sister are left handed. My mom, myself and my other brother are right handed.

 

My father is left-handed, my mother is right-handed and my brother and I are both right-handed.

 

My mother and father had 3 Girls and everyone is right handed

 

I'm right handed, and so it's the rest of my family. Weird thing is, I have more strength in my left hand, which I noticed once I started working out. It doesn't make much sense.

 

In my family, everyone's right-handed except me (the ambidextrous one) and my grandfather (left-handed).