Is that mean of me to leave her in the dust?

Question

My significant other, Kate is a very energetic bicyclist. Over the years, she has formed an enthusiasm in struggling to keep up with me, while I drive my car. And, it is a rather fast Volvo C70, Light Pressure Turbo Convertible (2002); combine with a 2.4L 190 hp I5 engine and a 5-Speed automatic transmission.

It is a scenic route to the office as it is all back roads. The first two miles is a stretch of curvy paths with a few stop signs, and the rest of the nine miles is a straightaway. When I keep a featherlike foot on the gas, she can usually keep up on the curvy paths. But, when we reach the straightaway, she is left in the dust. Besides, my car is fairly speedy, as I barely hit the gas, I would be cruising at 45 mph.

Is that mean of me to leave her in the dust?

Answer 1

Depends on whether you want s*x that night or not.

Answer 2

If you do this as a routine,around the same time each day, then anyone could learn the timing and ZAP, mo more "my gal".  

You should consider this scenario before you leave her in the dust very far again.  Scenic back roads are where a lot of disappearances happen, according to reports.  Please don't let it happen to you.   Love her enough to protect her from idiot predators.

Answer 3

That sounds like an extremely dumb idea to drive a car while she's riding a bike. Get your @ss on a bike, then you might see how it feels to be left in the dust by your significant other.

Answer 4

yes, why? cuz thats yo GAL!