Primary Motor Cortex

Funny story:

In my psy class we're learning about the Left and Right Hemisphere's role when they can't communicate (when the Corpus Callosum gets severed). We also learned that speech is registered in the Left Hemisphere- but there are some random people that have their RIGHT Hemisphere control their speech. These people also have motor problems, meaning they might have balance problems, coordination problems, etc. Right?

So, I am in my Biopsychology class, after every one left, and i ask my teacher a question about AIS that Blake came up with when i told him about it (AIS is a male gene disorder- basically the only male anything of this guy are his genes, because everything in the exterior is woman. They even grow breasts! Look it up on google or ask me if you wanna know more stuff about it xD).
As we're talking, i am paying attention and listening carefully. All this stuff is super interesting! I am putting things away in my back pack, when all of sudden, i lose my balance and almost face-plant it into the chair! My teacher just starts laughing and asking me all perplexed, "Are you okay?" and i felt so stupid! I was like, "Maybe i am one of those random Right -brain speeched people with the motor problems!"

I FELT REALLY EMBARRASED. The end.