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I think it's bizarre that you have only been behind the wheel one time and have never had a driving lesson, but are convinced that you "can't" ever do it.
You seem like the sort of person who gives up on things the instant you try them for the first time and feel a slight pinch of discomfort.
I said if a woman rejects a guy just because he doesn't drive, she's shallow, and perhaps selfish.
This is total crap. And again you missed the point - it isn't just about driving, it's about your inability to do one of the most basic things a person needs to be able to do to function in society. Over coming anxieties isn't easy. It's really hard. So I get why you want to blame women for being selfish and shallow so you don't have to push yourself and do the hard work. But, it's still a cop out.
It's sad really. So many people spend their entire lives blaming everyone else for their problems.
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