[ SECRET POST #5470 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5470 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Biggest wish for 2020

[(Anonymous)]

enough energy and enough covid considerations that i can sort out learning to drive

Re: Biggest wish for 2020

[philstar22]

Ooo, nice. I really hope you find the energy and a safe way to do that. Honestly I procrastinated for years on driving, but it really is useful. Even if you live in a place with public transportation, it is nice to be able to get to other places. And it does get easier the more you do it. The first few years I drove I was really nervous, but now I can barely remember what it was like to not enjoy driving.

Re: Biggest wish for 2020

[(Anonymous)]

You got a professional driving instructor you can hire? That is how I learned to drive at 29.

Re: Biggest wish for 2020

[pantswarrior]

*thumbs up* I know three people off the top of my head that got their license over the age of 30 (in two of their cases, closer to 40). All three have been very glad they finally went ahead and got it done - regardless of your age/past experience, I hope it goes as smoothly for you as it did for them!

Re: Biggest wish for 2020

[(Anonymous)]

You can do it, nonny! I learned how to drive later in life and it’s worked out well. Just get yourself a professional driving instructor ‘cause being taught by relatives really didn’t work for me.

Re: Biggest wish for 2020

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT--my professional instructor told my mom--in front of me--that I would never be able to drive, after one lesson. I could drive second gear on a stick shift by the time my mom and I gave up a decade later. The amount of anti anxiety meds I'd need to be comfortable driving would put me in insta-DUI territory, so I guess the instructor was right.