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Click to read "Being left-handed brings mental health risks and reward"!

See, I must not be THAT crazy, since I've known that I'm crazy all of my life.

I like to use my right hand then it feels like someone else is in the room.

Me too and I use it to beat myself up like the Ed Norton/Brad Pitt character in the movie Fight Club...

New avatar!

and the most appropriate place to display it for the first time!

I knew there must have been a reason for my psychological disorders the doctors were not telling me about.

next they will be saying that leftys are more prone to being born gay and not straight

More prone to schizophrenia? My giant invisible pet rabbit Harvey and I had a good laugh about that.

This article seems to be suffering from a causation-correlation fallacy or something.

Well, the President of the United-States is a lefty so hopefully his schizophrenia is under control. Although being in politic might requires some extreme degrees of personality split at times or at least the ability to say something forcefuly while believing the exact opposit.

All this was not a "feel good" type of information for us...Although, the great thing about the internet is that you can always find someone who will tell you precisely what you want to hear. Which by the way, makes it a fertile ground for all the nutjobs to coglomerate and exchange deleterous ideas. I think I am going to research a study that highlights our clear superiority and possibly advocates for a world dominated by lefties. It'll make myself (or me and my other self!) feel better.

Knowing something about the events leading up to my birth, The statement below has some truth to it. But, like Astrology, anything can be read into generic statements, and seem to fit an individual, if they're looking for "a sign"... or a reason for their unique-ness, etc...

"Babies born to older mothers or at a lower birth weight are more likely to be lefties, for example. And mothers who were exposed to unusually high levels of stress during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to a left-handed child. A review of research, published in 2009 in the journal Neuropsychologia, estimated that about 25% of the variability in handedness is due to genetics."