Which statement do you disagree with the most?

[Anonymous]

It's not a turn-off in the slightest for you personally, if a guy or girl in their 20's or 30's doesn't drive

It's not a turn-off in the slightest for you personally, if a guy or a girl in their 20's or 30's hasn't dated or kissed anyone yet

It's not a turn-off in the slightest for you personally, if a guy or a girl in their 20's or 30's doesn't have any college experience

It's not a turn-off in the slightest for you personally, if a guy of a girl in their 20's or 30's is a big momma's boy/daddy's girl

[kylee2437]

For me it’s if a 20 year old /30 year old doesn’t drive. Learning how to drive and getting your license is a small responsibility of barely legal adults possess and when someone doesn’t have that, that is implying to me that someone doesn’t even want to be a basic adult. Unless this person has an injury/ medical reason why they can’t drive, they just lack sense to get their shit together

[Asker]

Makes sense. Do you feel like as long as you are able to drive, it doesn't matter if you have a car or not?

[kylee2437]

@asker that also matters too because why are you not working to get a car? If there’s a specific reason I’ll take it into consideration but I feel like having a car and driving is a simple aspect of being an adult.

[LazerBean]

The driving one. With all the others you can still be a functional, independent individual regardless of where you live pretty much.

[Asker]

Would you teach that person how to drive, and take them to get their license?

[LazerBean]

If they were related to me or close friends maybe. Otherwise no.

[Asker]

Oh, I would have thought if it was a guy that you were into, and he didn't drive, you would teach him to how to, or take him to get his license, if him not driving was a problem for you

[LazerBean]

I would not be into a guy like that.

[Waldoe]

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