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- February 10, 1999 at 12:00 am #6172
J-NParticipantWhat’s the deal with men and cars? Why do some men become so easily enraged about bad drivers, women drivers or driving in general? Why do some men get angry and critical when they are in a car with a female driver?
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Name : J-N, Gender : F, Age : 26, City : New York, State : NY, Country : United States,November 19, 2001 at 12:00 am #24226
PatrickParticipantI speak for many men and car enthusiests when I say that you have obviously never truely ‘driven’. I suppose this needs some explaining. Sometimes I drive just to drive. I don’t drive anywhere in particular. I just head to the nearest windy road and buzz down it at 60 miles per hours nearly avoiding death a few times. But during the moments Im behind the wheel, everything else disappears. Time, problems and people no longer concern me. I feel the G’s as I take turns as fast as I can without skidding off the road. But in these times, I don’t even fear for my life, because for me, it’s one of those pure, satisfying moments. Like any aphrodesiac, it has some side effects. First, I might overdo it or misjudge a turn causing a painfull death either in a car accident or at the hands of my father whose bmw is trashed. Another of these side effects is that the second I hit traffic, I get pissed off. All these people are on my road ruining the good time I could be having right now. You try to steal the bottle from an alchoholic without pissing him off. This is the best explanation I can give, but maybe it only applies to me, my guy friends, my ex girlfriend(sound like a keeper?), my best girl-friend, my sister… definitely not my mom 🙂
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