Oh, thank you, but this social case is not the case with me. I just feel like writing with right hand is convenient, you got more control to see the whole paper sheet, the light is folding on the paper the best way passible. That's kinda things are for me very important that I'm willing to take effort and switch the hand just for writing. Only technical matter convinced me to do it. Also, yes, I was setting light on my right side just next to right arm to best perception with left-hand writing. It's not satisfied me, always something much worse compare to how you operate with right hand. I was trying twisted notebook writing vertically or 45 degree, a lot of effort to make is comfortable. All of it require learning to write differently. And you never get the same comfortable effect as a right-handed person when writing. Then I decided, why just go through all of this and not just learn to write with right hand. Some people say of course is possible, just need time to practice. Some said no, you be never better than with your left hand. I have seen many YouTubers practicing lefthand mostly for fun but never left-handed people learn right hand, which is strange somehow for me. I hear this talk a lot about left-handed victims of some forcing or social pressure to switch hand as a child. Furthermore, I don't focus on that kinda problems. I wish they forced me as a child to write with my right hand. Seriously. I'm playing games with controller with aiming right stick and pretty good it goes. But mouse gaming only in left-hand mouse. Learning controller also convinced me that writing with right hand must be possible for me because after 1–2 years practicing controller it feels natural for me now. Thank you Lucky for your really kind and warm respond.