directions

LOL!!!.....I almost rofl on reading your ranting on man in this issue, because I'm a man. In short you placed 6 question marks...OK OK OK...calm down and take it easy. I don't want to miss your answer and I'll go one-by-one. Anyway, I enjoy your discussion and for sure, thanks surveytaker29345 for providing this interesting common scenario when husband and wife on the wheels. Why won't men stop and ask for directions? Arrgghh.....firstly forgot to carry along my GPS device (for nice alibi). Secondly, so many times happened that general public cannot provide the right answer for my desired direction always they ended up with "just try, Sir". Huhhhh...fade up and upset. Third(last), lazy to make stop-and-drive and better go further up for next clue or road signage. Do they think that women will think of them any less or do they just want to demonstrate their higher knowledge of every road on this earth? LOL!!!...women always on 'botheration' attitude at the same time they also on guess basis on helping her husband's finding the right direction and finally disturbing her husband's driving concentration and more worst they create more confuse. Women, do you find that your men won't stop for directions? If so, why do you think this is? Pass up because am a man. Men, do you have a problem stopping to ask for directions? Why or why not? Nope. No problem at all if get the right person to give the right direction. Better get help at gas station.....don't worry and be happy.....LOL!!! Thanks surveytaker29345, am happy on typing those above answers in responding to your discussion.

I occasionally ask directions, to check if I have the direction right or more often just to chat but I am rarely lost, even in areas new to me a cursory glance at the map usually suffices. If you have some kind of internal map and a sense of direction, you'll be fine. all the best urban