MY MOM TEACHES ME HOW TO DRIVE

Thank you mom for trying!

SOCIAL MEDIA:

[annieb]

Eugenia, when you are driving, keep your eyes on the road and not on yourself in your camera. That may help you focus.

[WiresConcept]

The camera is literally your drug girl.. This is bad watching you look at the camera non stop checking yourself out.. Its a very bad distraction especially when you need to learn.

[BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

That dinging wasn't for the vehicle raising up, it was because mom wasn't wearing her seatbelt. Part of driving is knowing your vehicle and paying attention to warning signs. Once you heard the dinging multiple times, you should have scanned the dashboard to see if any warning lights/alerts on. You would have seen the seatbelt notice. Not criticizing, just trying to help you become a safe driver, and learn things the correct way. Just keep going out with mom as often as you can, eventually driving will seem routine.

[sekai]

"I like, don't wanna KILL anybody, cuz like, that would be really bad, and like, not what someone should do."

I have no words.

[allisongilbert]

It's so refreshing to hear her natural voice

[MsSugar]

My Lord, it's good to see her mom let her out of the cellar for a while.

[carlyg]

She’s looking more at the camera than the road 🙄

[chick]

girl is obsessed with her appearance, it shows when she can't stop looking at the viewfinder every 5 seconds.

[DeathTempler]

The frequency she checks the camera gives me so much anxiety. You're afraid of killing someone, but you're making it easier to do so by staring at that camera. Drop the phone, forget it exists. Nobody can drive properly while looking at their phone. Even if you've been doing it for 10+ years, it only takes an instant of not paying attention for shit to get devastating.
If you need your eyes on your phone other than a quick GPS glance, pull over.

Why isn't this woman wearing a seatbelt?!?! Holy hell, I need to check my blood pressure after this video.

[perspective]

The thought that your health issues alone put everyone on the road at risk. Seizures, blackouts, lack of physical strength etc...

[alexsay]

its good to see her doing something else atleast.

[giannanana]

16:54 seeing her genuinely laugh is nice. made me smile.

[noelletable]

Notice how she speaks in a much deeper voice, clearly with out rambling when around her mother . That’s her real voice& the real her!

[beastlyzee]

I’m proud of her because she’s trying. I can relate to her, I developed a fear of driving after I lost my Mom & Sister in a car accident. I didn’t learn to drive until I was 25.

[chrisakane]

She sounds more alive here and like herself.

[jessxo]

She seems like a real grown woman in this video, doing something for herself and talking in a Normal voice

[jackabeans]

STOP looking at yourself in the viewfinder when driving. As someone who totaled their car before by a small distraction… you doing that gave me huge anxiety. Driving includes focusing on your surroundings, you NEED to focus on everything else over your looks for the amount of time you’re driving.

[Stevennow]

Eugenia is being super patient with her moms anxiety. She is always so calm and sweet on the outside but i feel like she internalizes tons of anxiety and depression which contributes to her eating disorder. Being raised in a high anxiety enviornment when you have a personality that internalizes stress instead of being overt about it can be very damaging. She probably inherited a natural high stress brain and deals with it in a deep silent way.

[kayemendi]

This woman is closer to 30 than she is to 20. This childlike behavior is NOT normal.

[sairachiodini]

Being afraid to drive because you might kill someone is a very understandable and common fear for people who just can’t seem to get behind the wheel but you have to tell yourself “if ALL of these other people can do this safely, I can too”

You can do it. Keep at it. It’ll open so many doors for you