to find a man who coudlnt drive UTTERLy unattractive

[NotCod]

and rather pathetic

yadaydayd meddical expcetiosn etc

I think anna's DH is more like this

and here's mine

dp is gay enough

Mine too hatrick.

I have told DP about this trhread - he said he couldn't give a fuck.

He laso wante me to mention the fact that he got me pregnant whilst I was on the pill. Twice.

He said that makes him more virile than all of your driving men.

Sheik, I think the bloke with the glove is sinister, I'd rather shag Mr Muscle to be honest.

lollll@Sheik

I dumped my ex when he failed his driving test.
It was teh final straw of patheticness.

In answer to O/P - nope, couldn't give a toss.#

My XP was a great driver, not a very nice person,

DP can't drive and he's plenty man enough for me

Oooooh, that's incredibly ^harsh^@DoubleBluff!

Just in answer to the OP, neither i nor DH can drive. Nor do we ever want to thanks.

DH is great with the kids, cooks, cleans, lifts heavy items which other men quail at (ie refridgerators, large wardrobes, etc) single handedly, does DIY, does the gardening, yadda yadda yadda.

And he is very sexy and an excellent lover (was going to say excellent shag but couldn't bring myself to type that)...so you are dead wrong. SO THERE.

My DH is 6'2", size 47 feet.
But no, he doesn't drive.
Means I get to use the car during the day.
Anyway, he measures up in every other department so who cares about the car. There's nothing particularly sexy about my Renault Scenic anyway so I don't have any hankering about seeing him behind the wheel!

I drive like a bloke apparently, so I make up for the drivishingness in our elationship

Still pisses me off that I have to drive everywhere

Actually I must tell you about Thicky Vicky from work. She asked me the other week if Iwas doing owt at the weekend and I said "Yes, going to Birmingham" Are you driving" she said. "Yes" Said I. "On the motorway? But that's a man's job"

And thus the cause of feminism regressed by 30 years

Agree with UQD. If you need to see your bloke with a gear stick in his hand in order to find him attractive then you need to look at your relationship.

Neither of us drive - nor want to, nor need to. Live in a city, use buses, trains, cabs. Don't pay road tax, petrol, parking permits, insurance, blah, blah, blah.

Laughing all the way to bed.

But what do you mean your DH 'doesn't drive'. Why? Why can't he drive? Why? I am genuinely interested.

no thats not the ONLY thing but if soem crap male cant drive( for me a life skill) id think " ew you weedy man why woudl you deliberately opt out of exploring and being in charge of where you go to when"

i think those who dont drive are acutally depserate TO dirve just cant

I don't think it's that I need to see dp with a gearstick in his hand...

More that if he holds it between thumb and peter-pointer, whilst cocking his pinky, I'd be anxious.

iehter
1
oyu cant afford it

1. you are too lazy

3 you are medically not allowed to

1. you are unadvernturous

5, you pretend its abotu the environment whiel cadgeing lits off others

I agree@Cod. They are bottle jobs! Who doesn't want to be able to drive? FGS, it's pathetic!

MrsMattie - he just doesn't drive. We don't have a car. We live slap bang in the middle of Edinburgh - to try and park a car around here would be lunacy. If we lived in the middle of nowhere then obviously we'd have to have a rethink.

I didn't drive for 22 possible driving years and the only reason, after 3 non-earning ones, was because I was shitting myself.

me to man

"you cna get yourself where you want to go to"

man" oh no not me i want to have to rely on others"

i mena!! laughable!

" oh no iw ant to go on trains and sweaty minicabs and not be able to go esploring on holiday or take job snot in a city centre"