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Image 1 — My first car at 16 bought by my stepdad
Image 2 — My first car at 16 bought by my stepdad
Image 3 — My first car at 16 bought by my stepdad
Image 4 — My first car at 16 bought by my stepdad
▲ 27 r/FirstCar

My first car at 16 bought by my stepdad

2006 Honda civic for like 3k and had like 238k miles at purchase

This thing had no ac, no functioning fuel gage (had to rely on miles per trip to know when to refuel), rust everywhere under the car, didn’t even come with a sound system when purchased from the dealership, non functioning cruise control. I ended up salvaging it at 260k miles because it was beginning to have so many issues with operation such as alternator going bad and due to all of these issues I just wanted a new car. I had this for 2 1/2 years and it worked for my needs at the time

u/MeasurementThin1805 — 6 hours ago
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Just a friend

My whole life I've been just a friend; nobody wants an actual relationship with me. I have been in a situationship but I don't believe that counts. I've never even had a date to a highschool dance. Not that I never asked anyone; I just got rejected and ridiculed for trying to ask. Not that I lack female friends; I had a decent amount in highschool and I have some female coworkers im on good terms with.

I've been in 2 talking stages that failed. One of them was bound to fail since it was a friend of a friend type of thing and I didn't even get to meet the girl in real life until the first and only date. The second one I got to meet her before going on a first date and we had multiple dates before that ended, this maybe lasted a month and a half. This second talking stage however was way more successful, as the girl hugged me when we departed from our dates and was willing to listen to me vent, and was saying stuff like "im easy to talk to" and I have a "gentle heart" but then she decided she just wanted to be friends.

I feel like the reason for this is, I lack any good qualities to support a woman in a relationship type of way and that's why I can't get into a relationship. Maybe I'm not supportive enough, or maybe I'm not a good enough leader.

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u/MeasurementThin1805 — 11 hours ago