r/AskReddit • u/AuthorConfident9386 • 13h ago

Men, what’s one small, seemingly insignificant thing you’ve noticed that can be a telltale sign of the difference between a genuinely good man and a bad one?

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u/FancyKetchupIsnt 9h ago

I agree with almost all of this but the things I say behind the wheel do NOT count

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u/whosline07 7h ago

It is entirely rational to be angry at people on the road, especially if they're putting themselves or others in danger.

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u/Sei_Mal_Ehrlich 2h ago

Driving slowly in the middle or left lanes is dangerous.

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u/BeatUpFarmTruck 1h ago

To add: I will never understand how people think it is acceptable to merge onto the highway at 28mph. I see it like once a week.

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u/TheGoldenMonkey 5h ago

Being in a giant metal box that can kill people and not following traffic laws is 110% a valid reason to be upset/frustrated at/with someone. I'll never be rude to anyone who hasn't already been rude to me but if we're in a car it's a completely different story.

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u/2cunty4you 6h ago

Some people shouldn't be allowed to drive with how many times they have tried to kill me. A blinker doesn't give you the right to merge into my vehicle...

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u/TheSpiffySpaceman 1h ago

Your chance to communicate with me was with your fucking blinker before you cut me off, so don't complain about me swearing at you!