if you haven't played any sort of guitar before, it won't be any more difficult one way or the other. the only difficulties I could see is the slight increase of difficulty finding a guitar you like.

of course lefty guitars exist, but it takes a little more work finding one on the used market...a lot easier buying at a store though.

you don't have any bad habits or muscle memory from playing previously...the beauty of starting from scratch is that you can do whatever you want...go southpaw!

Update : I'm 23 years old and I've never been sure about what I want to do with my life. Mainly because I always looked for a career that was easy that I could do, and made decent money. But I've finally realized I just want to do what I truly want, even if it means being indie or something. And I've realized I want to be a music composer, for video games specifically.

But I'm 23 and I don't have much music knowledge. I used to play the piano and I can read/play basic sheet music, but nothing too good.

In Shakespeare they are called "soliloquies," not "monologues." One of the best is Portia's speech in The Merchant of Venice, act 4, scene 1, beginning "The quality of mercy is not strained..."

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Banjo? It's difficult to answer that, because I don't know how skilled you are as a musician. I'd say mandilin (witch is similar to banjo and guitar in many ways) is easy for me, but I have a musical background with orchestral instruments.

What songs should I play on guitar?

No, I will not attempt to play any pop songs or main-streams songs. Give me some nice acoustic songs to play! I am at an intermediate level on guitar. Dont give me too difficult of songs please!