I bought the meme and regret it. I stalled and grinded all the way home. Instead of feeling based...

>Why did I have to feel so insecure?
manual cars are the most insecure kind of cars for novices, they're unpredictable and distract you from the road conditions (only thing that matters legally)
Some quick little tips from someone who hates driving manual:
- focus on cars in front and on your sides, forget about cars behind you (if they hit you it's their fault and they had to pay)
- don't even bother about downshift when going to a stop, just brake until car starts to shake and press clutch to avoid stalling.
- to avoid grind, take your time and press clutch to the bottom until gear it's correctly selected, then release clutch smoothly ... if for some reason it starts to grind, press clutch to the bottom and release it slowly
- to avoid stalling just take your time with the clutch and learn to feel the bite point, when you feel it (car begins to shake) apply trhottle slowly

manuals are distracting, insecure and unreliable, but if you learn to drive them well, you'll save a lot of money until you can get a nice decent hydraulic (traditional) automatic.

>car begins to shake

Fucking dropped. Don't listen to this idiot.

lanesplitting it's fucking annoying and everyone who does it deserves to die. Just use yor lane like every other vehicle and stop your stupid and dangerous slalom

just forget about the ones behind you, only ones that matters are the ones in front of you and on your sides.

you sound really fucking stupid.

this is why so many nogs in houston have extended rims.

>american body coordination
I think I stalled less than 5 times in my life. You're doing it absolutely wrong.

also depends on the vehicle you learn on and if your teacher is shit

no it was base model

You might love it, you might hate it. Even now, I love driving my car but I also avoid going places with traffic now, where before it would be a chance to cruise with tunes.