What do women think about men who don't drive?

[Guest]

with regard to margaret Thatcher. She has a son who is able to drive and has managed to get lost in the desert. I won't even bother to go into his involvement in helping to overthrow a foreign government. Now he is living in shame with mother....Failure!!!

[Guest]

I sat next to some very attractive guys on the tube and bus and actually never gave it a second thought as to whether they possess a car or not. Think of all those missed opportunities if they were zipping around in cars.

Think of their fit asses. Not fatties who do everything by car.

[London]

hehehe yesssss indeed

[Guest]

depends on the reason why the guy is not driving. some popular reasons that i'd came across:

* that guy's a die hard environmentalist
* health/safety reasons like colorblindness, epliepsy
* some want to save money on other goals like buying a house, overseas travel, kids' education, etc.
* bad traffic, makes sense to ride on public transport
* that guy's under-confident to control a car

they are all valid reasons and are fine by me although some people i know tend to associate them with "men of principles" and "men living in their own world" hence weird, difficult, or un-cool, which is bad generalisation, i think.

hence a similar question: what do you think of guys who drive cheapest cars money can buy vs guys won't drive anything less than mercs and jags?

[Mogul]

hence a similar question: what do you think of guys who drive cheapest cars money can buy vs guys won't drive anything less than mercs and jags?

Now watch this thread turn into "Money, richies and wealth" are Bad and how lazy parasite/scammer leachs living off the state are better, more manly/virtuous/spiritual/deeper people

[Guest]

hence a similar question: what do you think of guys who drive cheapest cars money can buy vs guys won't drive anything less than mercs and jags?

Now watch this thread turn into "Money, richies and wealth" are Bad and how lazy parasite/scammer leachs living off the state are better, more manly/virtuous/spiritual/deeper people

Do you think in those simple categories ?

[Guest]

depends on the reason why the guy is not driving. some popular reasons that i'd came across:

* that guy's a die hard environmentalist
* health/safety reasons like colorblindness, epliepsy
* some want to save money on other goals like buying a house, overseas travel, kids' education, etc.
* bad traffic, makes sense to ride on public transport
* that guy's under-confident to control a car

they are all valid reasons and are fine by me although some people i know tend to associate them with "men of principles" and "men living in their own world" hence weird, difficult, or un-cool, which is bad generalisation, i think.

I think it's rather cool, a thinking and caring man.

[Guest]

It makes them seem like they are not REAL men .....wimps in fact!



Get behind the goddamn wheel.

[Guest]

It makes them seem like they are not REAL men .....wimps in fact!



Get behind the goddamn wheel.

That didn't sound convincing.

[Guest]

It makes them seem like they are not REAL men .....wimps in fact!



Get behind the goddamn wheel.

That didn't sound convincing.

Can you drive ?

[Guest]

It makes them seem like they are not REAL men .....wimps in fact!



Get behind the goddamn wheel.

That didn't sound convincing.

Can you drive ?

I'm not a man.

[London]

Simon, are you single?

[Guest]

Simon, are you single?

is simon a code word? may i ask?

[London]

well he started this whole thing but now he has taken a back seat

[pink_femme]

As soon as my husband starts taking about cars I pretend to nod off and it drives him nuts

If he couldn't have driven when we met it probably wouldn't have made any difference but it does add a little extra something knowing that he is in control behind the wheel......on the flip side though I do value my driving independence.