Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling that it wasn't the honking, per se, but the repeated pattern of childish behavior that the OP objected to.
If he can't handle the stress of having a car stop in front of him for a minute to take a turn, how he is going to deal with real stress?
Anonymous wrote:I would not break up with someone over this. We also don't know the whole story. Maybe the car in front could have went but got scared and waited. Maybe the other car could have moved over into another lane but blocked the lane
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We were supposed to be having a nice dinner, and a long romantic weekend.
On the way to dinner we were behind a car that had stopped to turn on a side street. The driver had signaled long before making the stop. The driver had to stop because there was oncoming traffic. My boyfriend starting beeping on horn like crazy person.
He had room to go around if he was that impatient.
I could see carseats in the back of the other car too. What if there were kids?
He's done questionable things with driving before and I ignored it, bt tonight's incident really upset me, and he didn't think it was a big deal.
You broke up with someone for honking at someone?
Anonymous wrote:We were supposed to be having a nice dinner, and a long romantic weekend.
On the way to dinner we were behind a car that had stopped to turn on a side street. The driver had signaled long before making the stop. The driver had to stop because there was oncoming traffic. My boyfriend starting beeping on horn like crazy person.
He had room to go around if he was that impatient.
I could see carseats in the back of the other car too. What if there were kids?
He's done questionable things with driving before and I ignored it, bt tonight's incident really upset me, and he didn't think it was a big deal.