I’m so afraid of driving. Thankfully my fiancé doesn’t mind. There’s just so much to focus on and my brain is chaotic enough as it is.
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I think it gets pretty nerve racking if you are not used to it. After a while it just feels like walking down the street, you don’t really think about making mistakes.
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I’m nervous driving too. have learners licence for seven years and didn’t get licence yet. too difficult, tried six times to get it.
I wish my husband could do all the driving -and so does he. But unfortunately he has epilepsy gets ten or so seizures a month so when we got married eight years ago I had to commit to driving.
I got better over time but I still don’t like it
Sometimes I get nervous especially on unfamiliar roads. Have to study map first unless I know route
Long distance driving is very hard for me and city centre driving too
Most of my driving is within ten miles radius on roads i know
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I drive everywhere.
I have to take my mother in law to doctor’s appointments several times a week.
Also, i have to get groceries, run errands and such.
All requires driving,
It does make me nervous, but I do it anyway.
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Yes. Im a great driver, however I’m taking the bus until I have enough money for a car…
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I’d Rather Walk. The Sky is Forever Within The Limit of The Blue. I Sometimes Wonder What The Stars Look Like Beyond The Cylinder Above. I Enjoy The Houses And Ask Myself Why The Streets Are So Empty.
During The Night (Before I Got Locked Down), I Enjoyed Wandering The Streets Watching The Lights Behind Endless Windows Turned Down During The Late Hours. Almost Like Night of The Living Dead Was Being Unfolded.
Driving is Dangerous. And Boring.
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I used to drive to my psychiatrist but didn’t since lockdown. I am a good driver but have nowhere to go anyway because of my severe negative symptoms.
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I used to drive until I had a serius accident now I’m scared
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Nope I don’t drive anymore. I used to drive though, but looking back I think I was lucky not to have been in an accident 
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I drive but it’s difficult when you suffer with anxiety and agoraphobia.
I also suffer with potent negative symptoms that make driving difficult.
I drive locally and I no longer go on the highways.
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I drive a couple times a week. To go to the atm or dentist or pick up smokes or whatever. Not very often though.
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I feel the same
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Any time I have to drive I look back and am thankful I didn’t wreck. I don’t think I’m a bad driver-I obey laws and am careful as I can be, but every time I do I just get this feeling like I’m doing something reckless.
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I drive but mostly just short trips around town. Sometimes I’ll go a little further to have Chinese and get meds.
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Strange Food I Admit, But I Used to Enjoy it Also. Being Vegan Never Even Crossed My Mind
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I’ll drive when my brain is way more stable. Pretty sure of it. But not cross country. Not even cross province. Just inter city stuff. Few blocks here and there.
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I drive a lot, especially when classes were on campus, long commute. I’ve put 56000 miles on my car in the three years I’ve had it, ridiculous. I don’t drive long distances much lately, no need to do so.
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Same here. Couldn’t do it. But I understand people do it on ethical grounds. Doesn’t seem very nutritious from the little research I’ve done.
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(Off Topic)~(@TheIdlerWheel)~(Off Topic)
Could You Lead Me Towards Those Research Papers?.
I Care For The Souls of Innocent Creatures. I Find My “nutrition” Doesn’t Match up to The Care of Animals Tied to Frozen Sticks And Such… . … 
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Sorry @TheIdlerWheel, Not Trying to Make Your Thread About Veganism.
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