I would be proud of being able to play like that if your right handed. It means you will be able to swap round your hands easier. Im left footed, but i play kick with my right. Its odd becuase i now have more strength in my right foot, but my mind likes playing bass with my left foot too. It has made it far more easyer to learn double bass.
Reasurance. Yea, i used to get to stages where i could see myself going anywhere, but now i take lessons, and that has helped loads. It has opened me up to many other different styles of beat, and i really enjoy it. So thats an option if you dont already take lessons.
Also, see if you can get more on your kit. Get some extra hardware. Something really unusual. A few months ago i got a cowbell pedal stand.

That opened up a new road of beats for me, and at the moment im working out how to move from my hihat pedal to the cowbell pedal, and useing them both at the same time.
I also bought a double pedal, so im allways trying to improve on that.
I listen to a lot of music too, and some of this music i play along to. That way im always finding new beats.
Anouther way which my drum teacher told me, was this:
Pick a time when you can be interupted, and lock the door to the room you play in.
Get comfortable on your stool, close your eyes, and just start playing a simple beat.
Play this beat for about five minuets, and in that time, just listen carefully to the beat your playing. Try lisening to diifernt parts, like just the hihat, or just the bass, but still keep the same beat constant.
Once you think you played it for a long time, start to make the beat more technical. But in accents, hit a tom every 6 beats or somthing.
Still keep your eyes closed, and just go around the kit trying differnt stuff, but keeping with the beat. You will find that you will play some really differnt stuff which you never thought you would.
Then you can go to drum clinc's, because i often get very inspired when i go to any, and you learn alot too.
You can also buy drum DVD's that have drummers going through the processes to get their beats.
And most of all, just because you like funk drumming, dont do just that. Try other types, like rock, jazz, or bigband. Really mix your sources around.
I hope that helps.