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No, you're right, I had that very do'h moment about 6 hours in, by which time there were already a significant number of responses. And so couldn't re-cast the survey.

It came about from a suggestion from Loefing (who was female the last time I met her) to me (born male, now female-ish) so I never considered the gendered angle until too late.

It would be worth re-doing to take into consideration, but I don't know which gender would make for a relevant answer for me as my handedness was entirely natal.

I didn't know holding cutlery in the standard way was handed, it has never occured to me it could be done in a left handed way. So I'd never count that as a right-handed activity.

Interestingly several famous guitarists, Gary Moore, Tony Iommi and, I believe, Steve Vai, are lefties who play right handed. Jimi Hendrix was allegedly able to play right handed, although obviously not as well. FWIW I can play a RH guitar okay upside down (except fingerpicking), but a lot of habitual skills like vibrato don't work.

keep to the Fen Causeway

by Helen (lareinagal at yahoo dot co dot uk) on Mon Dec 8th, 2008 at 06:17:34 AM EST
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I'm not all that sure guitar-playing is actually lateralised ; actually, for expert shredding, when playing "right handed", it is the left hand that is really working hard. I think it has more to do with habits - and obviously, once you learn to play one side, switching becomes hard. Violin for example is clearly much more taxing on the left hand, and I never heard of "left handed violins" ...

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by linca (antonin POINT lucas AROBASE gmail.com) on Mon Dec 8th, 2008 at 08:42:18 PM EST
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A gis of "left handed violins" gets hits...
by asdf on Tue Dec 9th, 2008 at 12:48:19 AM EST
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