Is it normal i want to be proven wrong about my fear?

I'm deathly terrified of driving. Ever since they showed us all those gory videos in10th grade I've always shunned the idea. Now at 18 years old, having graduated high school less than a month ago, I'm even more scared. I really want to be proven wrong, to find good reasons to drive and for cars to exist, but all of them sound absurd in proportion to the risk involved. The more I think about it, and the more statistics I see, the more I'm convinced that cars are the absolute worst thing to ever be created, and the world would be an infinitely better place if they didn't exist. The whole world was doing just fine without them, I sometimes even go as far as hoping the person who invented cars is in hell. I just wish I was wrong, but I base this all on facts. Try your best to convince me, please, that I'm wrong, but it's not likely you'll succeed.

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  • RandyRascal

    You are forgetting to do something. You aren't calculating the chances of NEVER being in an accident. Emotional thinkers like you have their thoughts tainted by "confirmation bias" all the time. Religion feeds on confirmation bias to get new members - it's called creep avoidance.

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  • bubsy

    This is copypasta at this point. You need some new material.

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  • RoseIsabella

    You probably need some kinda therapy.

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  • RoseIsabella

    You probably need some kinda therapy.

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    so yallre the slow nervous asshole im stuck behind goin 20 below the speed limit?

    Why not pull over and let the adult drivers pass once in a while?

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