Nope.

Probably plenty in the big urban areas. Many people there don't have cars.

Originally posted by Grendalcat:

Probably plenty in the big urban areas. Many people there don't have cars.

From a global perspective, it is very likely more statistically common for neither person in a relationship to drive, compared to one or both.

Even if you completely give up on the idea of obtaining a license, you don't lock yourself out of anything unless you also refuse to adapt to that decision. Any number of geographical or lifestyle changes can mitigate the necessity of an automobile.

Originally posted by OoOoOoooOOoOoorgle:

Originally posted by Grendalcat:

Probably plenty in the big urban areas. Many people there don't have cars.

From a global perspective, it is very likely more statistically common for neither person in a relationship to drive, compared to one or both.

Even if you completely give up on the idea of obtaining a license, you don't lock yourself out of anything unless you also refuse to adapt to that decision. Any number of geographical or lifestyle changes can mitigate the necessity of an automobile.

I’ve given up on that stupid card but it’s still impossible for me to adapt without driving Moving somewhere else is out of reach and my life is already ruined in other ways but this made it even worse

why can't you drive?

Yes if you're okay being a toy.

Originally posted by St✩rlight:

Yes if you're okay being a toy.

What does that even mean

Originally posted by cherry cola 🌸:

why can't you drive?

I don’t know how to explain

Originally posted by L1qu1dator:

Nope.

You're such a bad dangerous bully boy

I never learned to drive. Ive *snuggled* lots of folk.

Its not really an issue unless one is in the United States

Originally posted by 7absi:

... telling him it would’ve been much better if you could drive?

It's always better to be more capable but people don't exactly need to rub it in the face of others by telling people in wheelchairs that it would be better if they could walk.
Like YEAH... they know.

I know some that don't drive as although they can see, they have been diagnosed with being blind. Their way around it is to get a taxi or Uber but I never knew how relationships worked for them (it's none of my business).

It's not something that would bother me. There's plenty of ways to get around and it's a silly thing to write someone off for. Not to mention you can always just learn unless there's some reason you can't.

I wouldnt date a driver

Originally posted by Ｋiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏:

Originally posted by 7absi:

... telling him it would’ve been much better if you could drive?

It's always better to be more capable but people don't exactly need to rub it in the face of others by telling people in wheelchairs that it would be better if they could walk.
Like YEAH... they know.

It’s actually disrespectful even if they just think about it

*ugh if only this person was more capable*

like they can ♥♥♥♥ off