u/kagee5

I first read this manga two years ago and it made me obsessed with hiking, mountaineering. It has also turned me into an obsessed guy researching random peaks (eg. Karakoram, unclimbed peaks)

Currently in third year of normal university and I feel so lonely, I have no uni experience and no friends. I learn much better independently by myself, in fact I have barely attended lectures during last two years and yet I have done very well academically.

Someone who is funny, chaotic, ready to do all crazy types of side quests but someone who is also very loyal and helpful😂. (Also excluding some of his questionable actions)

20M born and raised in Europe. (Bengali). I would love to chat to other bengali people. I love travelling, sports, mountaineering etc

I remember playing it for hours daily on my ps4 during 2015-2017 period. I was extremely good at it too. Does anyone still play it? or is it very niche?

I live abroad but I was wondering if anyone in Bangladesh is into mountaineering? Stuff like K2, Nanga Parbat, Annapurna ect

I only have an automatic-only driving license (UK). Could this prevent me from joining things like GT racing or stuff like that in future?

I heard that Nascar is the most popular motorsport in Usa.

I have already had 2 and I did not like them as they were not patient and they wasted lesson time. How can I find a good one near me? Im located in East London

I had a few hrs of manual lessons with two instructors and I did not really like them. I was not doing bad. My parents are telling me to do auto as they say theres no point in me doing manual given that I will never get a manual car in the first place. They are also saying that automatic cars will be the future and that manual transmission is outdated. What shall I do

I have recently started my driving journey and I already tried two instructors to see who is better at teaching. I have this urge to learn quickly yet I get overwhelmed and I get so many thoughts in my head, like finding an ideal instructor, whether to continue manual or switch to auto etc. Outside of driving lessons I only think abt driving 24/7 and I also consume so much driving content which makes me even more stressed. I am already getting stressed abt my future driving test even tho I havent even booked one yet.

Like how many hours do u think would be best to progress quickly and also become a good driver

It would be cool just being in nature, having a peaceful monk-like mindset. Ginko is a good example of dis peaceful lifestyle.

What general tips can you share for a beginner learner who is also anxious. (Manual car)