Would u drive in silence for hours just to prove a point ?

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Yup I have before and I'm not ashamed; the only way to get my SO to talk is if I don't talk at all. People say it's bullshit and childish but idgaf what they think 🤷‍♀️ its my relationship not their's, they aren't better because they don't do it lol.

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Nope because that’s childish.

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I've been in a situation with verbal and emotional abuse and me not giving any response was the only thing to stop it. Think about that next time you assume it's the silent treatment and childish. Sometimes it keeps out the hurt.

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Nope I don't do the silent treatment bullshit
Plus I'm very opionanate and if you piss me off I'll tell you.

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Depends on what the point is… If I’m trying to punish my partner, definitely not gonna do that. That’s not OK.￼￼

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No, I don't believe in silent treatments.

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Depends...
I rarely drive. I only got my licence and my car as I help look after my elderly, disabled mother who I will drive to hospital appointments far away and help with larger errands. Other than that, my husband and I will usually walk. 
I learned to drive in a brand new diesel car that was SO easy to control. Got to the point I would be chatting about ?? with my instructor and be barely paying attention to what I was actually doing to have to control her car cause I got so good at it. 
My instructor told me she’d be confortable going off and going shopping and having me bring the car to her alone later on (obviously that never happened, she was just commenting on how effortlessly and competently drove her car, when it told her I was anxious about the test as I’m always crap at tests!) 
Didn’t know how different it would be to control an older petrol car with like no torque in comparison! I was actually unable to stall my instructor’s car without doing it on purpose (she did have me try to at one point to try and teach me about it). Stalled my car within 5 mins of taking it off the lot! Damned red light on a hill! 
The diesel needed no gas whatsoever to pull away, even on a hill! And you can imagine I got into the REALLY bad habit of pulling away with no gas. BIG NO NO WITH MY LITTLE 1.2L PETROL CAR! 
Im absolutely fine controlling my car itself as far as manoeuvres and everything except sometimes I still stall moving off as I’m still in the habit of not remembering/ giving enough gas from a standstill move-off, ESPECIALLY up a hill. 
I also had to get it a new clutch anyway so that made things more interesting! I’ve had my licence for just over 2 years and got my car the same month as the licence. If I had to guess, I’ve driven about 20 times max in that time. 
I don’t enjoy driving and up until recently, there’s literally no where I could have parked my car for work where it would have been safe, so I’ve had not much opportunity to try and break my bad diesel habits. Also, since I went on mat leave I actually can’t fit behind the wheel 🤣 I managed to take it for its MOT just before I could no longer fit without being extremely uncomfortable (managed to not stall as I remember to give more gas that time👌🏻)
I prefer not to talk while driving because I want to listen to the engine (like when it changes as it bites etc) and if I were angry or upset, I guess I’d really prefer to be in silence so I could concentrate and not be distracted - but it wouldn’t just be out of spite. 
That was really long, sorry 🤣

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Yup lol only when I am really mad though

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That’s only when I need to take a deep breathe and think clearly. It helps put the fire energy out and replace it with a calm energy so we can have a calm talk later then the silence stop.

Would u drive in silence for hours just to prove a point ?

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