yeah, but I require finer control on pressure and speed of the stroke than with my left hand

Why does anyone care about anything?

Are you telepathic? or do you use your arrow keys to move the cursor? or maybe all voice commands?

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I actually did once at LHR! I got really engrossed in shopping, and bought too much crap, so I bought a suitcase from tumi and had it checked

Not mines

What's weird is that I've had really serious carpal tunnel in my left hand before, since at one point in my life I was practicing for 6+ hours a day, and I'm pretty sure using my mouse lefthanded didn't help at all with that

I think most lefthanded people use right handed mice because 90% of mice are right handed

I think so....

Literally nothing that I can think of

I play the violin, do a lot of photography, write, and my job requires me to come up with interesting ideas

I'm not really sure... I grew up using old p4 computers on sketchy tables/desks, and I've always just had it set up left handed

left handed mode so my thumb can hit them

Nope. As right handed as one can be

I've usually just used ambidextrous mice - g903, steelseries sensei, etc. There was like ONE dedicated ergonomic left handed mouse by razer, the deathadder but that was years ago and it broke in traditional razer fashion

Yeah I use WASD, and change controls to use my thumb for ctrl-crouch/whatever.

I like to think so

right

People keep telling me that I'm crazy, so maybe?

No, it's literally the only thing I do left handed... what's even stranger is that I play the violin, so you'd think I'd be better with my right hand as far as accuracy goes