When I set his first pc up for my very, very left handed father he started using the mouse right handed but with left handed buttons. 
Fellow leftie checking in! I never knew we had our own day! Iāll have to mark it on my right handed calendar, using my right handed pen with right handed ink of course. sigh 
I use a left handed mouse with right handed buttons, it gets complicated 
I havenāt used a mouse in years, but when I did, I always used a right handed mouse with my left hand. The world is made for right-handed people. I can hardly use something as simple as a pair of scissors.
When I started playing drums, my instructor (and band director) set my drums up in a left-handed orientation. I soon switched back to a right-handed setup. I was a pretty fair drummer āback in the day,ā but often wonder if I should have kept the left-handed setup, primarily for primary foot on bass drum pedal?
I share your frustrations. 
How about any time you have to use a cord attached implement to electronically sign something?
We had very few left-handed desk in school.
Yes, but itās so much fun to watch a righty try to use it!!!
Arrrrrrgggggghhhhhh!!!
In my CAD 3D modelling days for Rover/BMW I trained myself to use the mouse left handed, it was easier to use my right hand for keyboard shortcuts, scribbling notes/sketches and drinking tea 
We were able to configure the buttons for proper LH use though.
I was told in grade 2 if I didnāt learn to write with my right I would be kicked from school. Didnāt work. Still a leftie!
Ok, while making breakfast I was reminded of another frustration that I can never get right on the first try. (excuse me for using the word ārightā when I meant ācorrectā)
The first untwist of a twist tie thatās been twisted by a factory machine designed by a right hander.
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