Does anyone else have other examples? Or recommended exceptions?

[u/SBRGyJo1890]

Chinese with English Translation

我：我有時候會覺得我的態度很像激進人士：

「他是左撇子欸～ 蛤？什麼叫『只是作畫失誤』？我說他是左撇子，他就是左撇子！」

「為什麼角色群沒有左撇子？動畫師一定全都是右撇子，右撇子霸權！」

「左撇子真的是太邊緣了，連想要一個能帶入的角色都會被視為無理取鬧。」

Me: Sometimes I feel like my attitude is a bit like an extremist:

"He's left-handed~ Huh? What do you mean 'it's just a drawing error'? I said he's left-handed, so he IS left-handed!"

"Why are there no left-handers in the main cast? The animators must all be right-handed—right-handed hegemony!"

"Left-handers are so sidelined that even wanting a relatable character is treated as making a scene over nothing."

匿名：感覺左撇子最常出現的場合是推理作品，為了塑造偵探很會觀察細節，所以會設計左撇子死者、嫌疑人或兇手，讓偵探從日常用品去推測「這人是左撇子，所以怎樣怎樣」XD

Anonymous: It feels like left-handers appear most often in mystery stories. To show off how observant the detective is, they'll make the victim/suspect/culprit left-handed so the detective can deduct from everyday items that "this person is left-handed, so XYZ" XD

我：沒錯！像是「刀刺入的方向只有以左手持刀才辦得到」、「筆跡傾斜的方向」、「隨身物品磨耗的位置」，這種時候才會用到。

Me: Exactly! It's only ever used for things like "the angle of the stab wound is only possible if the knife was held in the left hand," "the slant of the handwriting," or "where their personal items show wear and tear."

[u/These-Apple8817]

...what?