College desks prove that you are, and always will be, wrong.

This image most likely isn't suitable to the situation, but I find it humorous, and I hope you will too.

actually I think there are colleges that have desks for lefties

...how?

I would say the opposite considering many utilities and sports equipment are manufactured primarily for right handed people considering that trait is more dominant.

Actually in Tennis lefties have an advantage because we can obtain a certain kind of spin that is significantly harder for righties to get.

Other than that though yeah, we get pretty fucked over

I didn't either until a few weeks ago. I was playing with an old friend who plays tennis regularly and thats what he told me. I did realize that it doesnt matter that I can put spin on the ball, because I could never fucking hit it.

hahah I used to play a lot but haven't in a while. The only thing I really suck at is serving properly

I played back in high school and did decently in the tournaments but after ...9 years now (I feel old as shit) I have the tennis abilities of a dyslexic donkey.

Does dyslexia impair motor capabilities and/or hand-eye coordination? Not trying to be sarcastic btw

I actually don't think so, past being a slow reader I don't think it effects you in any other way.

haha ok just wondering. my chemistry teacher was slightly dyslexic. I swear I learned HOBrFNCl less than something like HBrOClFN

At least he wrote in English... I remember when I took it I had a teacher from India who had terrible handwriting (possibly switching between languages mid sentence) and a super thick accent. I remember I had these mixed up until I got to organic chemistry:
Anion = Onion
Alvagadros Number = Alvacados Number
Any element = long UM at the end.

The best part was is that he explained something once then say: "Do you understand? Say Yes." Then he proceeded before anyone said anything.

I can't wait to see some of my engineering professors in college

College really isnt too bad as long as you have some people to study with. (not 'study' with). Just make use of office hours and get to know your professors. I still go rock climbing with my old carbon based chemistry professor occasionally. It really helps come finals time.