It's not easy being a girl

[CamilleLeon]

I sometimes think women are more prone to being aggressive in vehicles. I have no scientific backing in this other than just being around my friends and just being myself. It seems like if I am out and about and a guy is being a real jerk, I'll only really do something about if it I JUST HAVE TO. This may be a some subconscious realization that I am (as much as it KILLS me to say this) physically "weaker" than most males. But, in my big a$$ SUV...all playing fields are equal. (Yes, I drive a big SUV. I wish that it were a huge truck...lifted and thoroughly redneck, but I'll settle with an SUV). You will always get a finger, honked at, or verbally abused if you make me mad on the road.

The ONE exception is old people. I have a soft spot for people 70+...I was nearly ran off the road by a red Kia not too long ago. I decided I would follow this person (I know, I must have been out of my mind) to their destination (which was a gas station). I was planning on telling the person that he/she nearly caused me to have a wreck and to be more careful, blah blah. I wasn't going to get out and pick a fight or anything. But, a little old lady hobbled out of the car and I just got back in my car and left without saying a word.

Haha you don't drive a big a$$ SUV...you drive a giant toaster on wheels (AKA Honda Element).

EDIT: I guess I'll respond to what this thread is about haha. The time I drove en femme I didn't really notice a change in my driving habits, but I was mostly focused on getting from A to B since it was my first time out. The drive back, well, I still feel like it was pretty normal although the shoes I was wearing were a little tight so that was uncomfortable...anyway I feel like overall most of my mannerisms remain fairly constant whether in guy or girl mode. (Aside from poor attempts at feminizing my voice or walking style)