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> Seek medical assistance, immediately. It's not a medical problem. I'm just tall and small cars are the wrong size for my body. Like choosing a piece of clot
by jhawleypeters 3y ago
> Seek medical assistance, immediately.
It's not a medical problem.
I'm just tall and small cars are the wrong size for my body. Like choosing a piece of clothing, the solution is to choose a vehicle that fits my body.
I mean, I could try to have surgery to change my height, but that's wrongheaded, right?
- dijit 3y agoMy friend is 6’4” and drives a Honda fit without issue. There is definitely middle ground - frankly, I don’t believe you are interested in hearing it because you have already decided that obscenely large cars that kill children easily are the only way you can feel like you're experiencing comfort.
- jhawleypeters 3y agoMy position is that large vehicles can be accessibility tools. It's okay for people to need and use such things. The way you react to that is pretty rude.
- dijit 3y agoI simply refuse to believe that an ordinary sized european car (that is no problem for countries with comparatively higher average heights) are "immobilizing [you] for weeks at a time". I think you're being disingenuous, I have no obligation to be kind to your face when you spin such dramatic falsehoods.
- rbanffy 3y agoI’m 6’ and I barely fit inside a Lotus. The solution, for me, is simple: I don’t have one. But sustaining so significant injuries from getting into a car larger than a Lotus or a Mini Cooper is concerning enough to warrant medical attention - we simply shouldn’t get damaged so easily.