Manual Override
I don't know about you, but a lot of people spend a lot of time persuading me to 'override' what feels natural to me.
If I don't the thought of something, I'm urged to give it a try anyway. My sense of perception regarding hypothetical situations and outcomes were honed from years of studying various sciences. I have to perceive a course before me, the possible obstacles and outcomes. I take the outcome, contemplate how I arrived there and form that I go back and consider other variances that can have an effect. From there, math kicks in and I can deem the possibility of 'how I feel'. Other people insist that I don't know for certain, I genuinely take this into consideration and I weigh that against prior experience that was used to extrapolate all the above and then it seems a battle royale wages. It's like telling someone you don't like chocolate and you never have. They ask you if you've ever tried a brand they're eating and you answer, I haven't, because I don't like chocolate. Now, any persistent chocoholic will refuse that there exists people on this planet that do not like chocolate... It's completely ludicrous to them!
I know, silly, right? It's kinda like that. It'd be more of a simple decision to trust myself if my situation were like my example. So much rides on me putting full trust in myself and going along with what I want to do (which is hobbled by other factors) but never the less... Despite trying to override how I feel things will turn out, I'm proceeding. I'd be more specific, but... meh. I don't wanna.
I don't think I'm fully right or left brained. I studied sciences, but I also love my artistic side (my poor ignored artist side).
edit: this entry was corrected once and I don't feel like doing it again because I'm tired and it was kind of a shitty day.