Adapting+to+a+world+made+for+the+Right-handed

lololololololololololololo Adapting, its easyer then you think...

=== lolol Left-handers tend to be worried about when it comes to learning how to adapt in a world made for right-handed people. And yet worrying is not needed, because just like right-handed people, left-handers are proficient with that hand because it’s the way their mind is wired. Left-handers learn to adapt and manage in this world made for right-handed people much more easily then someone right-handed would think. This is because; the mind of a left-hander is wired to think in “left-handed terms” rather then right-handed terms. This basically means that anyone who is right-handed will have trouble adapting to use their left-hand and vise-versa for lefties. === ===lolol Anyone who is right-handed will have trouble thinking in left-handed terms which is the reason the misconception about left-handers having trouble to adapt to a right-handed world came from. And yet, like with most misconceptions, there is still a bit of truth behind it. Left-handers do have some trouble adapting to a world made for right-handed people, because many things in the world are made for right-handed people. Weather it’s a pair of scissors, a mouse, different types of pens, or even a kitchen knife, everything is primarily designed for right-handed use and only has a left-handed counterpart as a second thought. On top of this, according to statistics, left-handed people have shorter lifespans then their right-handed counterparts. This is primarily because most mechanisms are designed for the use of right-handed people, and on top of that, the safety devices on these mechanisms are probably not in the opportune spot for a left-handed user. === === lolol Ironically, it’s because of these small hardships that left-handers are more likely to adapt to their surroundings then a right-handed counterpart. Left-handers have changed over the years, and depending on the culture and area where they are born, they will have adapted in different ways. Depending on where you were born and how you were raised, being left-handed can lead to faster thinking, though only by nanoseconds in comparison to right-handers. In other cases, its been noted that Left-handed people are better at dividing information up into a smaller and more-manageable size, which also leads to them being able to multi-task better then most right-handed people. Plus, in some cultures, a left-handed person may primarily use their right-hand for certain or all tasks because that’s the way they were forced to learn. Though, sadly, this usually leads to a problematic outcome called “Left Hander Syndrome” which is basically a state of mental confusion. ===

