Jaded in life, do cars help?

>>17314879
Dump money into a therapist

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>>17314879
>>Are there any neutral cars universally appreciated?

>>17314898
T W I N G O
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>>17315028
P I C A N T O
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>>17314879
>spent 10k turning my sport compact into a car that's significantly faster than just about every high end sports
>tfw still hate my life

>>17314879
Why are you trying to buy a car that is universally accepted? Its your money, just get what you like senpai. Nobody will actually walk up to you in real life and be like "HAHA FWD GAAAAAAY!", maybe you're taking 4chan bantz too seriously.

Also no hobby will really help with depression m8. See a therapist

>>17314879
Any hobby helps with depression as long as it's "your thing".
In other words, if you like cars, then getting heavily involved in them can be therapeutic, but if you're not passionate about them, you're going to feel even worse for wasting your money on something you don't even like to do.

I honestly feel better now that I have my FoST.
Just driving it is an enjoyable experience for me.
So, yes it can help.

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>>17314879
MR2 SW20

Normies think you are driving a Ferrari
Normie enthusiasts think that you don't fear death (because they think that snap oversteer wgill gill u !!!!!!!!)

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>>17317159
Also, I forgot to mention that it handles like a dream (because MR layout) and its relatively fast (if you get a turbo variant).

They're also incredibly cheap

Feels travel faster than land vehicles. Consider becoming a pilot or buying a boat.

>>17314879
In my experience really anything you can be passionate about will help. What I'd really recommend though, is going to a therapist.

Driving is my pasttime. Working on cars is just what I do. I have an extremely stressful job that is far above what I'm capable of putting out. Driving gives me time to forget.

>>17314894
>Thanks doc, I don't have any money left to spend on my newfound lease on life but at least I won't feel like committing seppuku for a few months!

>>17314879
>Are there any neutral cars universally appreciated?
Civic?

>>17314879
Car culture is inherently toxic and solely consists of people who will dedicate as much time as possible into trying to fight/kill you and/or making you want to kill yourself. Avoid them entirely and do your own thing. Use the internet or maybe classes to teach yourself how to wrench if you don't plan on buying something in great condition. Buy something half-sporty (a Mini Cooper S or JCW or something like that is just as good as anything else) and become /mid night/ on your own terms. Make yourself happy and leave the normies behind.

>>17317896
>Buy a front-wheel drive BMW

why would you subject yourself to this

It doesn't help with depression because there's always people that will hate whatever you drive, that's why I got into motorcycles instead.