Who else doesn’t really drive?

It's quite common for people to have a driving license but still feel uneasy or reluctant to drive regularly. Many factors contribute to this, ranging from lack of confidence and fear to just a personal preference for being a passenger. For example, someone might get their license at 18 but only start driving years later, or only drive to essential places like work. The feeling of being a 'passenger princess' isn't unusual either. Often, if close friends or family members enjoy driving, they tend to take the wheel, making it easier and less stressful for those who dislike driving. However, reliance on others can become challenging, especially when schedules don't align, such as when you move out or have different work hours. To gradually get more comfortable with driving, start by practicing short, familiar trips like commuting to work or going to a favorite café. Using a calm, patient instructor or supportive partner to accompany you can also improve confidence. Over time, increase the distance and complexity of your routes. Remember, driving anxiety is normal and manageable with practice. Sharing experiences on platforms like Lemon8 with hashtags like #GirlTalk or #AskLemon8 can provide valuable community support. Many find comfort in knowing they're not alone in their driving concerns and can learn from others who have been in similar situations. Ultimately, whether you drive a lot or prefer to be a passenger, what matters is finding a balance that feels right and safe for you.