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⌈ Secret Post #2342 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm kind of the opposite. I learnt to drive a manual (stick) when I was 7 or 8. We lived in the middle of nowhere, so you needed a car or a horse just to get to the front gate and back. I even had my own car. It was pink! I remember being so excited about it being pink, even if it was old and slow.

When I went to high school closer to the coast, I taught all my friends how to drive, because we have no driver's ed. classes. They thought it was pretty cool that I already knew how.

I am licensed and I own a car (two if you count the pink one), but my eyesight is actually so bad (only in my 20s) that I feel really uncomfortable driving on public roads now. I can pass the vision test, so legally I can, but I just wouldn't do it.

It sucks, but thankfully my friends remember who helped teach them to drive and are usually willing to taxi me around if I can't get public transport.

[(Anonymous)]

Exact flip side here - I'm 25, have never learned and am terribly anxious about doing so, but though I also have terrible vision (20/100), I recently got glasses just so that I could legally get my permit. (Learning to actually drive is still a ways off.) Anyway, are glasses/contacts an option for you?