Michele l'Arcangelo
Master Don Juan
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- Aug 5, 2005
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I'm almost 19, Asian, and I want to get a 99-02 Miata.
I don't see how people think it's gay or a girl car...
I'm no giant... and if I were to drive it, it won't look like Diddy Kong/Mario Kart racing or whatever... like most Americans usually do when driving it.
I care, but don't care what people think of it, and what people would say about me getting/driving one.
It's not like I'd rice it out or anything either.
I noticed most Americans are concerned about expressing their masculinity through their vehicle for some reason... but then criticize someone for getting that car because they are trying to express their masculinity. See, I'm short and if I were to get a truck people would say, "Oh, he's short and trying to make up him height by getting a truck," or "You didn't get a truck... you must be gay or into girl cars".
Always a lose-lose situation with most people.
Not that I care about what people would call me... I just want to put my money into something that will improve my "image".
Also, I think it's "practical" enough... IF i were to take perfect care of it... and keep it clean throughout. It's small enough, looks good, convertible, and a two-seater (which is good to ME).
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Someone explain why it has that label?
///EDIT: Sorry... didn't realize I posted in wrong section!///
I don't see how people think it's gay or a girl car...
I'm no giant... and if I were to drive it, it won't look like Diddy Kong/Mario Kart racing or whatever... like most Americans usually do when driving it.
I care, but don't care what people think of it, and what people would say about me getting/driving one.
It's not like I'd rice it out or anything either.
I noticed most Americans are concerned about expressing their masculinity through their vehicle for some reason... but then criticize someone for getting that car because they are trying to express their masculinity. See, I'm short and if I were to get a truck people would say, "Oh, he's short and trying to make up him height by getting a truck," or "You didn't get a truck... you must be gay or into girl cars".
Always a lose-lose situation with most people.
Not that I care about what people would call me... I just want to put my money into something that will improve my "image".
Also, I think it's "practical" enough... IF i were to take perfect care of it... and keep it clean throughout. It's small enough, looks good, convertible, and a two-seater (which is good to ME).
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Someone explain why it has that label?
///EDIT: Sorry... didn't realize I posted in wrong section!///