I'm left handed. I only use my left hand though for eating, throwing a ball, using a knife, welding, holding the fishing pole.
Every thing else I use my right hand for, like a ball bat, wrenches.
I guess I use my right hand more mainly because most items were set up for right handers. Using your thumb & fingers to tighten a right handed nut is easier with your right hand than your left hand, also the motion seems to be more natural and you have more strength I think. Just like a left handed nut is easier for me to put on with my left hand.
People also have a dominate eye, may be left or the right one.
I have a brother, wife and some cousins who are also left handed. My one cousin put up a hand crank pencil sharpener one time and had the crank on the left side. The rest of the office workers made him install it so the crank was on the right side.
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