Thread: No License. Getting back into the dating game.

temporarily without a license as well, i know that it can seriously undermine your confidence and aplomb. you could turn it to your advantage and cultivate the image of a rakish troublemaker who plays by nobody's rules but his own, or you could push it out of your mind as hard as you can and laugh it off if it ever comes up.

nobody will care if you can drive or not if they already like you. would you turn down a girl for being in your position, if you were otherwise into the girl?

unfortunately, i suspect the chink in your armour is not lack of a license, but the fact that you and your five-year-girlfriend just broke up. which totally sucks. and that suckage will manifest in all sorts of ways, too. this is just one way in which your mind is allocating blame for your lost mojo.

Yeah, I have been feeling pretty off ever since the break up, but it's good to hear that a vehicle isn't too big a deal. As for the taxi comment - I'm fine getting around on my own as I've been doing it for about 5 years now, I was just more focused on trying to date without a reliable means of.... transportation. Good exercise though, walking everywhere.

Thanks for the reply. A last question though. Where should I try and go to meet girls in a new town? As I said, I'm used to going/hosting parties and fooling around with the girls there that I knew or somewhat knew. I'm going to a comedy thing tonight with a bunch of guys from work so should I try and flirt with girls there if there are any single looking ones?(somehow I doubt it, since you had to buy the tickets beforehand).