Why I Am Different

What makes me different Each one of us has our own individuality. We may have similarities to other people in terms of our physical appearances but we can only tell what really makes someone different is when get to know him/her personally.

In my case, I know find it easy to declare who I am. One could say I am just another one in a sea of faces. Talking, laughing, doing what I need to do and what I am told. I am not an assertive person because oftentimes I think negatively.

I am just like any typical student and teenager. I do everything the same way I do every day. I have friends. I experience every suffering a student can imagine and I also felt all the best I did were just never enough.

If one would know my story, one can actually say I am no different from others. I belong to those who are product of a broken family. I had my share of heartbreaks and mistakes. I was hurt several times and I admit I have also hurt people at the expense of my own happiness. Yes, I have my own share of dramas and I can say that at my young age, I already had a bundle of experiences. I already felt like giving up.

But I realized God has always intervened and broke my spirit to save my soul. It was then that I learned to have faith to Him and trust Him in every way. And that makes me different. I just do not frown, I pray instead.

Being different is not only on what is seen on our physical appearances. It is what we really inside and how we perceive and respond to our own dilemmas

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Disadvantages
Writing – In most of the languages such as in English people write from left to right. If you are right handed you might have not even noticed that because it seems like something very natural for you. But people who are left handed find it very annoying to write in such a way because their hand smudges whatever they write.
School Desks – You have probably seen those desks which are joined with a chair in schools. Whoever designed this did not think about the left handed people. It is very uncomfortable to write on such a desk as you get no support for your arm.
Eating at a Restaurant – If you are left handed and you go to a restaurant then you need to watch where you’re going to sit. If you sit next to a right handed person then there is a chance that your elbows will bump into each other. This might cause the situation to be a little awkward.
Hand Shakes – Handshakes are done using a right hand which is not a dominant hand for left handed people. If you give someone a left-handed handshake then they might look at you as if you weren’t taught proper manners.
Being left handed is not always easy when it comes to doing stuff on a daily basis. It has its own challenges but there are also a few benefits. I hope that you enjoyed reading this article and that you have learned something new today.

Living in this right handed world can be sometimes difficult for people who are left handed. This is due to the fact that left handed people make up only about 11% of the entire world population. But while it might be a little annoying it can also have its own benefits.
Being left handed is not a disease and the reason why someone is born left handed has to do with the genetics. There is not much difference between being right or left handed aside from the social and cultural aspects. That is why left handed people often experience regular tasks to be a little challenging to them. In this article I’m going to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of being left handed.