Disadvantages of being left-handed
*I practiced writing a short essay in English. Please correct me if I am wrong and tell me why it is wrong :)
I am left-handed by nature (I would take this away, because, generally speaking, that's the only way you can be left-handed)and I have some troubles in my daily life.
In Japan generally we are forced to change into (This is technically nor wrong, but I would use "become" in here) right-handed in our childhoods if we are left-handed (it's already assumed you become a right-handed person if you are left-handed so you don't really need to put this here, the context will explain this for you), because being left-handed is regarded as kind of ( this expression means "approximately", so you don't really need it here) rude, improper, or inconvenience.
Therefore there are right-handed people ("most people are right-handed") in Japan, and the society ("society" refers more to people than to things so I think you need to say "everything" here if you mean things like scissors, notebooks, computers etc) is necessarily (I wouldn't put an adverb here, but if you really want to keep it, you should say "needless to say" which sounds a bit more elegant ;0 ) suited to them.
For example, according to one of my favorite novels written by Shigemathu Kiyoshi (, ) all of the schools in Japan are ("have", it's a present perfect, not a passive) installed the black boards (oriented towards the West) in the West because that makes right-handed brighter by lightning them from the South ("because that makes the lighting come from the south, which is more convenient for right-handed people").
Another example is more familiar to us than ("the one") above. Most stationary, screws and automatic ticket gates are designed for right-handed ("people"). Left-handed ("people", or if you don-t want to repeat people all the time, you can say "lefties" which is a cuter name ^^), such as I ("like me" I don't think "such as I" is wrong, but I feel more comfortable saying "like me" :s), have troubles a little in the daily lives ("in our daily lives").
I hope that it is easy for left-handed to do anything as right-handed do (you need a comparative sentence here: "things should be as easy to lefties as they are for right-handed people" (THEY don't have a cute nickname XD) ). I believe that all societies should be tender to minorities.
Hello! I hope this helps you. I know it look super overwhelming, with all the colours, but some of those are not wrong, I just added different options for you to consider. As a leftie I understand everything you're talking about, it was the same in Spain for a while! But now things have changed: did you know that forcing a child to change from being left-handed to being right-handed can cause damage in the way he/she learns for the rest of their lives? I am a proud leftie, even if eating and writing can be super uncomfortable. XD. Good luck in a right-handed world!!