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American neuropsychologist Roger Sperry won the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for his work in split-brain research. Want to know which side of your brain, left or right, is more dominant in you, and by how much?

Takes about 15 minutes.
One of the questions requires audio, so have your speakers on or headphones ready.
No email address required to be given. It's very easy. You get result at end.
Do a screenshot and post that, if you are able.

https://www.arealme.com/left-right-brain/en/

P. S. I'm not good at math, so that skill must have scurried away over to the other side, but all the other blue things do apply to me. And my memory is pretty bad, so thus the 30% over there.

Also, they used to say that if you were right-handed, you were left brain dominant, but as many kids in school were forced over to their other hand to write, this was later thrown out as being any kind of indicator. But I am left-handed. Worldwide, about 10% are left-handed. Men are more likely to be left-handed than women and express the left-hand more dominantly. According to studies, 70-95% of the world's population is right-handed.

On one hand he tells me about his life, dreams, saying he wants to take me there to his dream places, telling me he wants to cook with me teaching me how to make that and that, I spend the night don't have sex immediately but talk, joke, sometimes we been out together, talking about what we are, saying he would get jealous if I was with someone , we can talk on the phone long and he says he misses me and he knows I am into him.

On the other hand when he talks about what we are he sounds confused and is like we are seeing each other but no label and we both single. We don't have daily communication and lately I feel it is me initiating more, last night I thought we had plans to meet up but he misunderstood and thought I was at a party and called me 8 am saying he would come when I told him I was home he was just like ok goodnight call you later and he never did and I even texted.

I just had enough. I am tired of thinking about him every damnn minute of the day, getting butterflies when meeting him and falling in love with him if he is not there. So waiting all night (not waiting per se but couldn't sleep thinking about him, and I have a life please big family, friends, school, my hobby that is dance etc) until 5 am I had it and texted him and said something:

I am falling for you, I like you you too much. I can't keep it casual while I am getting feelings. I know you said you want to keep it casual, so I think we should stop seeing each other while we are still good and until you figure out what you want.

Did I make a mistake, I haven't checked my phone since because I am panicking not knowing if I made a mistake, I still want to see him but I can't have a friends with benefits situation while in love with him, also I hope I didn't hurt his feelings, I don't know if he will just say ok cool really cold, be mad and say I am too much and a coward for texting, or call and says these things or want to make it serious to not loose me. Do you think I made a mistake?

So my daughter takes the bus to school and back everyday. Her bus route takes one transfer at a big intersection where many other students also wait for the bus. Every week or so, she notices a man at that intersection waiting for the same bus. He tends to stand near the girls (but not overly close, maybe 3 feet away) for a minute or so and then walks away and then stands alone. Very odd behavior, and he did that with my daughter once. She gave him a mean look and he walked away, and hasn't stood near her again since then. He doesn't stare at people or anything, but his behavior is odd, though most of the time he is standing alone, apparently minding his own business.

But the greatest oddity is that every week or so, she sees him at the same intersection waiting for the same bus as her after school as well. Thus he does this when students are waiting for the transfer bus when going to school and also when they are waiting for the transfer bus to go home as well. This surely doesn't seem like a coincidence and that he is timing his visits to the bus stop only when he knows a crowd of students will be there. And another oddity is that she has never remembered seeing him actually getting on the bus either. Though there are different buses and maybe the particular bus she gets on is not the bus he's "waiting" for, it does seem very peculiar indeed.

So what can we do about this? We thought of informing the principal of the my daughter's school, but this intersection is pretty far away from the school and is probably none of the principal's business. So report his behavior to police? But he's apparently not committing any crime or causing any harassment, so I don't see what they would do. He's also not there everyday, so police would have to stake out that intersection for a week or two before they finally find him--a costly operation unlikely to happen since they don't even have anything on him. We are at a total loss about how to deal with this.