Mr.Interest

Me too! Me too...

I’m left handed but use to be ambidextrous. I grew out of it by middle school.

I'm right-handed and I love it!

Right-handed, a normal ordinary common not rare guy

I'm cross dominant, which is basically ambidextrous but with a definite favoring to one hand.

Most of the population is right-handed

"During the Middle Ages, left-handedness was considered “sinful.” Under the strong influence of the Catholic Church, left-handedness was connected with the “devil,” “weak- ness,” “feminine,” “unhealthy,” “filthy,” with something that had to be forced to turn to the “good-right” side."

Imagine that being considered EVIL and in league with the Devil just because you are left-handed.

@Zenotorphis yes

As a matter of fact, that belief is why i am ambidextrous.

I was born favoring my left hand. However, in daycare one of the caretakers believed that nonsense and forced me to use my right hand.

Fast forward to middle school, i re-taught myself on using my left hand again. I still favor writing with my right, but i do many other activities as a lefty.

And some people say my opinion on religion is unfair. Why would education like that encourage such prejudice?

@Neosaiyan7 to be fair, i don't exactly attribute this to religion. It's a cultural superstition found in many cultures primarily due to the obvious dominance of right handedness. Those literally outside the norm were ostracized for their evident devianc

Of course, there's a slight religious connotation in more modern times. The Celts used to venerate the left hand/left handedness. When the British invaded, they attributed most of their practices to witchcraft. A little later, during things like the witch trials, that same left handedness was used as "evidence" for witchcraft, that view possibly relating to their view of the Celtic religion.

But to be absolutely clear, no organized religion worth their salt actually encourages such behavior. It's baseless cultural superstition or individual beliefs that one may obscure behind the name of religion.