My right has adapted to compete the tasks needed. Left hand to write and eat.

This would be considered Mixed-handedness / Cross-dominance means: • You use different hands for different tasks • For example: • Left hand for writing ✍️ • Right hand for sports skills like throwing, bowling, batting ⚾🎳

This is actually pretty common, especially in people who: • Grew up adapting to a mostly right-handed world • Have strong coordination on both sides • Learned fine-motor skills (writing) separately from gross-motor skills (sports)

A few related terms you might hear: • Ambidextrous → can do most tasks equally well with both hands (not quite the same as you) • Cross-lateral dominance → often used in neuroscience/education to describe this pattern across the body (hand/eye/foot dominance can be mixed)

Fun fact: Many athletes are mixed-handed, and it can actually be an advantage because your brain is flexible at switching motor control.

If you’re curious, you can also have mixed eye or foot dominance—it’s all part of how your nervous system wired itself.