Are you right, left or both handed?

[2aspirin]

Technically ambidextrous (and this was confirmed by some quantitative assessment of some tasks I did in neuropsych testing in the 90s). But, I favor writing with my right. I can write pretty well with my left, though. I don't think I have the same control using the left if drawing. Maybe that would come with repeated use.

 

[2aspirin]

I'm right-handed, as was my mother. My dad was ambidextrous, though there's some question if he was truly my biological father or not.

That last part of your comment is fascinating. I have a friend whose mother, when dying, recently told him his dad was not his dad and that so-and-so was his dad. The so-and-so was a family friend who was very nice and took him out on trips and activities. The dad he thought was his dad was a real retched jerk - and he was shocked but satisfied that dad was not really dad. And it explained why his small, wiry "dad" looked nothing like him, while this other guy did.

 

[ExplosiveTMT]

I use my right hand a lot. Probably explains why it's stronger than my left.

 

[square_peg]

Not a straight forward answer...

Short answer - handedness = left

But:

I write with my left
Brush my teeth with my right
Field sports with my left
Bat sports with my right
I eat right handed (fork in left, knife in right)
Shoot basketball left handed
Dribble basketball right handed
Kick a ball right handed
Thread a needle right handed

So... A bit of both. A psychiatrist told me that this is because my brain is cross lateralized.