Why Do I Feel Uncomfortable After Buying a Car?
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Feeling uncomfortable after buying a car is because before the purchase, one considers the advantages of the car, while after the purchase, one thinks about the troubles of maintaining it. Conveniences brought by buying a car: Before buying a car, one thinks about how convenient life will be with a car—being able to go anywhere, practice driving skills, and no longer needing to squeeze into buses, subways, or hail rides. It feels like the car will bring endless joy and convenience to life. Inconveniences brought by buying a car: The biggest issue with driving is parking. Relevant authorities only seem to consider how to make things difficult for drivers, without ever thinking about providing even a little convenience—none at all. Their considerations are entirely focused on how to impose fines and increase revenue.