I get your point with the FP's and can imagine it can be quite a personal thing having a pen or pens that are just right for youI will no doubt be the same when I get more involved.
You quickly learn that people who don't use FPs don't understand how little pressure is needed, and how "standard ballpoint pressure" can damage the nib. Also, ballpoint people are used to pens being "cheap and disposable", and treat them as such. (Hey, that's all ballpoints deserve, but if someone accidentally walks off with your ballpoint or chews the end or tosses it across the room to you, you don't really care ... 'cause it's just a ballpoint that cost less than a cup of cheap coffee. I don't get upset with people borrowing paperclips and bending them all to crap or not returning them, either.)
