/dep/ - Depression

>>297444
>Can you drive?
no I forgot how to after 5 years of no driving
>Can you parallel park?
no I suck at it
>Can you survive without parallel parking where you live?
idk but you must know how to if you want to survive in a car world
>If you don't drive then how do you get by in the country you live in?
train or walk
>Do you feel unmanly if you can't/don't drive?
not really but it kills me I forgot how to drive
>How does one cope knowing that foids can drive while you don't?
it kind of stress me, I can't do anything if one doesn't have a car in a car world

Yes, parallel parking is pretty easy imo.
If I was immobile then I would start with a motorbike tbh. Half a day's training gets you on the road in my country, albeit with learner plates.
Public transport is not wizard friendly imo.

>Can you drive?
yes

>Can you parallel park?
yes

>Can you survive without parallel parking where you live?
yes

>If you don't drive then how do you get by in the country you live in?
bus

>Do you feel unmanly if you can't/don't drive?
no I wouldn't, many men at my workplace don't own cars, and they drive so rarely that they admit they're not very good at driving, and I don't think any less of the because of that
only stupid assholes think this way

>How does one cope knowing that foids can drive while you don't?
eh? what's wrong with other people doing things I can't? there will always be someone better at what I think I'm good at
stop comparing yourself to other people and live your own life

never even tried to get a license

Should've also asked what the country of the people responding is. Additionally, should've asked about the involvement in accidents as well and whether they can live without a car in their country or not.
Anyways, add your country if you read this message. And if you've been into an accident.
As for me,

>Country
India

>Can you drive?
I think I can to a good extent, I drive like 10 times a month on average.

>Can you parallel park?
This is the toughest one, I feel like parking and driving are different skill sets. I tried parallel parking once but I almost bumped my beater car into an expensive BMW. Thankfully, my younger brother was there to guide me otherwise I would've been done. I think if my car had a rear camera and a 360 camera, then I would at least not bump and maybe able to parallel park.

>Can you survive without parallel parking where you live?
To some extent you can, I have rarely encountered parallel parking here. But even then I find a different space to park.

>Can you live without a car in India?
Yes, I can't believe I am saying this but this might be a positive about being in India, we have an alternative to driving that is riding. So people who can't drive can use their scooters or motorcycles, but dealing with tuk tuk drivers is a nightmare as they are very aggressive and ready to thug you, they are known for doing this all across the country. We also have buses, metros, and trains, but public transport is way too overburdened.

>Do you feel unmanly if you can't/don't drive?
and
>accidents
Quite frequently, I am not the best driver, I struggle with the actual length and width of the car so I always drive with a margin on all sides, I have been involved in a fender bender with a foid who was ready to assault me, as I was turning I incorrectly gauged space in front of me and bumped her car.

>How does one cope knowing that foids can drive while you don't?
There is no cope, its pure emasculation, given that driving is a mandatory skill because of the world we have designed, I wish it wasn't and public alternatives were better but they aren't in India and in most places across the world.

Getting back to the topic there was recently an incident where I met a bunch of fair skinned Indians to the point that they were almost pink, and that couple of fair skinned Indians and their children mogged this shit out of me, the succubus drove a large SUV and managed to parallel park it with ease out of my house in after a long night drive. I felt racially inferior that time, I can't put into words how much threatened I felt by this succubus who was so assertive, skilled, and good looking, and even had good looking pink skinned kids, mogging me into oblivion.

>Do you feel unmanly if you can't/don't drive?
I do, I can't do two things.
1. I can't see shit in the night because I get blinded by oncoming headlights, doesn't help that I drive a low slung sedan so the bright white lights from the oncoming crossovers and SUVs almost destroy me. While a lot of succubi manage to drive in the night confidently.
2. I can't park, which is so emasculating as it is a test of vision, spatial awareness, and skill. Being outclassed in this department really leaves me feeling unmanly.

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Honestly speaking, half the posts about driving on this website are written by me, I am worried that one day that I get a chance to live my dream that is to travel to the first world (here comes the alt-right wizzes) I won't be able to parallel park in Europe, I have seen a lot of street views in European cities and people there seem to park closely, and I am afraid that I won't be able to do that, what scares me even more is that I don't think I would be able to get a licence in countries like Germany or Netherlands, and not being able to get a licence will only feed into my inferiority complex.

I am not that worried about America though because people there don't parallel park but on second thought, in a lot of American cities parallel parking is probably the norm, so if I won't be able to do that, the problems could be significant, like what if I bump into somebody's car and they pull out a gun on me, in America I imagine most people are armed all the time, and when you have a hammer everything looks like a nail. Plus: I am brown so people would be more willing to shoot me because I don't meet objective standards of beauty.

Overall, while I can drive for now during the day, I struggle with driving at night and parking, which means that I won't be able to become a taxi driver in my country, so that takes another avenue of supporting myself out of the equation. And hell, maybe I can learn how to parallel park (I hope I can) but there is nothing I can do about being blinded at night.

All in all, I feel pretty inferior as not being able to drive in the night and parallel park is ruining my fantasy life of being able to drive on AutoBahn and Route 66.

What makes all of this particularly heart breaking for me is that growing up, I was obsessed with cars. I used to memorise car magazines, fantasise about cars. And being an adult who is still a massive car guy, it is pretty shameful and emasculating that I am not able to parallel park or drive at night. Like can you imagine how emasculating and heart breaking it is to be a car guy and to not be able to parallel park and drive at the night and to not have the idea of how big the dimensions of you car truly are, it would be an even greater problem in the West where the Sedans are like 5 metres long.

So yeah all in all, I am in a pretty bad situation, my fantasy life of being able to travel to the West and drive is ruined (I say fantasy life cause I don't know if I will ever have the means, money, opportunity, and luck to travel to the West), but more debilitatingly I can't become a taxi driver anymore in case my current endeavour with college degree fails which directly affects my real life.

I wish I could drive well, see at night, be able to parallel park. These are my only wishes.

>>297449
a reversing camera makes parallel parking so trivial that anyone can do it.
really you just need the right technique, I do the same thing every time and it's always fine.

>>297456
The problem is I can't gauge the front either, like whether I would be able to fully turn without hitting the car in front of me while turning inside, which is why I always keep margin while driving, although keeping margin doesn't work while parking. But yeah, a reverse camera would at least guarantee that I don't bump into the car behind me.

no, ive never liked or cared about cars in any capacity and im european so in the event i have to be somewhere (i dont) i can walk or take public transport.

i dont give a fuck whats considered "manly", masculinity is a slave collar. i think you need to drop the whole concept of "emasculation" from your thoughts and vernacular - i understand india is very much a caste system, both in race and sex (men get falsely accused and there are succubi only buses so its not this ebil patriarchy the west likes to paint it to portray brown men bad (this post will probably get a bunch of flak from /pol/chuds lol)) so its not your fault. but still you need to somehow stop framing it like its a test of your innate worth as a human male or some shit. you know what else is manly? getting conscripted and dying in a trench. manliness can go fuck itself.

>>297462
Is it the same way across all of Europe? I thought that it is only the case in Europe for cities, for rural areas or for smaller cities, you need a car. At least that's what I have heard so correct me if I am wrong.

It's true, you're right about India, it's bad but it's not that bad for succubi. Tell you the truth, if I had a chance at the time of the birth, I'd rather be born a succubus in India than a man, as a succubus not only are you 'equal' to men but your supposed "oppression" is offset by society trying to compensate by various rewards.

Anyways, getting back to driving, I don't know why I feel emasculated, I try not to but when I see succubi (and other men) do it better than me, I feel inferior, it's honestly like being mogged. I don't like that feeling of being mogged, I have been mogged enough as is, so maybe a part of me can't tolerate mog anymore and compensates by seething and hating myself for not being able to do something that most people can effortlessly.

Back to what you said, how do I stop feeing the way I feel? I feel like I can't help it but to feel this way. And also, thanks for not being bigoted towards Indian Men and understanding that India is not exactly as bad for succubi as they portray it to be.

>>297462
Indian succubi are fucking unhinged. Back in the day, when I used to browse reddit which is a website that eventually blackpilled me and took me to crabs.is and eventually to here, when I realised all I can do is give up.

I used to browse reddit very aggressively, I used to read all the comments by females and look into their profiles, It is when I realised how lopsided India actually is and how succubi there are benefitted both from the patriarchal privileges of the past and from the newfound equality and simping of the new.

It was one of the final brutal moments I had before getting blackpilled when I read a post about an Indian succubus criticising Indian Men because they looked at them funny and then later posting on r/rape about how she enjoyed being raped by a white guy in a party when she was 16 and how she would like it again. That was the moment where I finally got out of succubi are wonderful effect and saw succubi for what they are, a bunch of disgusting and rotten filthy humans.

But then again the succubi of my race (east asian), you know how they are, I don't need to say much but in a way it was comforting to know that the reason they hate us is not because of our culture or our behaviour but because we aren't white, I am Japanese but completed my studies from San Francisco and am employed in Netherlands. My mental faculties aren't very good as of the moment so I can't write very comprehensively. But Indian succubi in a way are even worse than our East Asian succubi.

>>297492
I don't understand, youre a indian or an east asian or japanese??

>>297494
I am East Asian and Japanese.
Indian sucubbi are a lot like our East Asian succubi. Indian men are going through the same thing but on a more extreme level that we go through. I learned this in SF which is a haven for WMAF.

>>297495
your father is japanese? and your mother east asian? do you speak japanese?

>>297496
Japanese are a type of East Asians. If someone is Japanese, then they are East Asian. There are various types of East Asians like Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, etc.

My mother and father are both Japanese. Yes, I do speak Japanese.

>>297497
cool. can you answer this question: why japanese leave their on the train when a foreigner seat next to them or no one wants to sit near a foreigner?
also is everything tatemae?
how to know what japanese think?
can you explain why hikikomori is a japanese thing mostly?
are you a hikikomori?
cool youre japanese👍
are japanese people racist?
do the untranslated manga/LN in japan are far better what we got translated overseas?
can you read this free trial of a LN and tell me what's the story so far/what happens if possible please? I don't read japanese: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/310898200010/

>>297500
Generally speaking people in Japan always try to leave a gap between them and the next person sitting whether they are japanese or not.
With people that we don't know largely everything is Tatemae. It's a bit like cleanliness we value it a lot when going outside but a lot of us have messy homes lol
As to how to know what japanese think, I cannot speak for other people but normies are alike everywhere. They are all full of shit.
No, I am not a hikki, I am a wagie in Netherlands for an assignment from my company, I'll soon return back to San Francisco where I completed my college from.
As for hikkis they are dependent on their parents much like other wizzes on here. Maybe I'll be too in the future cause I can't focus on the task at hand and keep zoning out, which is why my employer sent me to Netherlands just to work on an easier task.
I assume, untranslated are better but I have never liked too much manga or anime. And most Japanese people aren't racist just a bit closed off. We're closed off to each other a bit as well. Japan too is very degenerate in a lot of ways, the old days of arranged marriages are gone, I suggest that you don't glorify the life that we live here too much. As for the manga you linked, I will read it when I get some free time. It's surprisingly long lol and without illustrations.

>>297510
thank you answering my questions. don't worry about the free trial of the light novel, do it when you have free time👍

>>297459
This is all I do, one full turn of the wheel left, then a full turn right.
If you practice enough you'll get it.

>>297516
Will practicing with cones work? And how to accurately gauge that I will be able to park between two cars, ie, whether the two cars have enough space between them or not. And you talked about turning wheel right after turning it left but isn't there a part where you have to keep the wheel straight after you first turn left?

>>297510
There was a 🇯🇵 neet here years ago whos dad was a professor, is that you?