left-hander

Again, like with the fencing example, the left-hander is used to this because it happens to them 90% of the time.

Or talk about how it's only natural that the left-hander vote skews for a given candidate?

Bonus points: you get to do a subtle social dominance power move if you sit at a left-hander's desk to help them out.

And with trivial things where I didn't choose consciously, sometimes I'm told I do them as a left-hander, e.g.

As a left-hander, I hope other manufacters don't move their fingerprint reader to the right edge of the device.

I believe that Marvin Hagler was naturally right-handed but taught himself to box as a left-hander.

It's a long, easy peeling left-hander (meaning: looking at it from the beach, the wave curl moves from left to right as the wave breaks).

I say this as a left-hander who is doing his PhD in neuroscience, haha.

If you look at a chart of handness, as left-hander were no longer forced to be right-handers, the proportion of left-handers shot up till stabilizing at the naturally occuring population level.

At least in fencing, a right-hander going against a left-hander is a very different situation than two people of the same handedness competing, and because right-handers are such a majority, lefties have loads of time to practice exploiting the lefty-v-righty special case.

Just because it's not on the left-hander list (but is elsewhere in TFA), my daughter is a leftie and likes the sarasa dry, so that might be one to try as well.

Nail scissors can be quite the experience for a left-hander, instead of achieving the proper cutting/shearing motion it will just try to bend your nails due to the widened gap between the blades.

> Reagan would describe the scene as he saw it in his mind's eye: "The brawny left-hander steps out of the batter's box to wipe the sweat from his brow.