6 magical traits often found in people who write with their right hand

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At first glance, there may not seem to be much difference between a person who writes (i.e., is dominant) with their right hand and a person who writes with their left hand, but research shows that there are many important, scientific differences between them, each with its own advantages.

Get ready to discover some amazing and unusual reasons why right-handed partners may have a few “extra tricks” up their sleeves. However, it’s important to remember that the best relationships are built on genuine connections, shared values, and mutual respect.

Here are 6 magical traits often found in right-handed people, according to research:

1. They earn more money

If you want to date someone who is financially successful, that's one reason to choose a right-handed person. According to a 2012 study, left-handed people earn about 10–12% less per year than the rest. This is partly because they are more likely to work in environments that require physical labor. Of course, in today's digital marketplace, a partner's ambition and skills are more important than their dominant hand.

2. They have a better memory

A right-handed partner is more likely to remember important dates, restaurants you want to try, or where you left your keys. Research suggests that right-handers may have a slight advantage with memory, although everyone has good memories in different situations.

3. They are less afraid

If you want someone who doesn't scare easily, right-handed partners have an advantage. Studies show that left-handers showed more PTSD symptoms after watching scary movies, while right-handers seemed more emotionally stable.

4. They are calm and reasonable.

In stressful moments, a calm partner makes all the difference. Research shows that left-handed people are not always good at controlling anger because their brain hemispheres communicate more with the parts that produce negative emotions. If you don't like temperamental people, right-handed people are the best choice.

5. Drink less alcohol

Studies show that right-handed people consume less alcohol than left-handed people. If you prefer quiet nights with movies and fast food, a right-handed partner is a better match for your lifestyle.

6. They are less prone to mental disorders

Studies have found that left-handers are more likely to suffer from mental illnesses, including schizophrenia, depression, and bipolar disorder. About 10% of the American population is left-handed, and 11% of people with mood disorders are left-handed. An additional 40% of people with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder are left-handed.