I know the arrows suit the path direction, but i think it is logical suit the direcion left - right, cause if you look on a line you can not see in wich direction the line was drawn.
You can't see it, but the program only "knows" start and finish; it does not "see" left and right. After all; if it were working with perceived left and right, what would it then do with a completely vertical line?
The first question in such a case is what is your path direction. The arrows suit the path direction, not exactly left-to-right. So, if you draw your line right-to-left, the arrow will direct to the left. You can change the path direction using Object > Path > Reverse Path Direction.
To say something more, we need to know your (exact) Illustrator version and OS.