You are rare indeed. What I love is with those that feel the need for speed, is to wave or nod at them when we catch each other at a traffic light.
To be honest though, driving at the speeds you stated can and will induce anxiety whether you know it or accept it.
For sure. My heart races sometimes but its the same feeling I would get on a roller coaster. The high of taking a risk.
All well and good for yourself, but actions such as yours may have ramifications that you are not aware of. At 90 to 100 mph, even in the DC area - you are weaving in and out of traffic to maintain that speed.
I hope that you live in the Dakotas or Wyoming in order to travel at such speeds. For I have seen people traveling speeds like you stated, that have caused accidents in their wake.
I live in Cleveland and drive the same stretch of highway most of the time so i have it memorized. Where cops will be, where traffic gets heavier, where I need to watch for merging cars etc. I do though at rush hour have to weave to mantain that speed and sometimes have to slow down to 70.
I guess the question I have for you is, why do you feel the need to break the law as you so readily have stated you have done? Keep in mind most of us understand that with speed limits, there is a certain "grace" provided - whether it is 5 or 10mph over the posted limit.
Im rebllious? I guess that would be it. Ive never been very keen of being told what I can and cannot do. Id rather use my own judgement instead of being patronized by overly-conservative laws.
Do you feel that stop signs or traffic signals are for those that can't safely decide when to stop? Or do you feel that it is OK to steal an item from the 7-11, because the line at the register was to long and would delay your day? Or do you feel it is OK to cheat on your taxes, because the government already gets their "share"?
"Laws" are there to guide us and to provide some protection or benefit. These laws can be religious based (thou shall not steal...), common law based (a good days wages for a good days work...), or as simple as one is to observe the posted speed limit (regardless as to what you or I may think about the posted limit).
Id rather not be a rat in a maze doing exactly what i should so im not shocked
Are you saying that we can pick and choose the "laws" as we see fit? I don't think so.
For in some ways speeding on the roads is like the "broken window syndrome". In which a car can be on a street, for days on end, without a scratch on it. But break a window on that car, and it be stripped and defiled in a matter of hours, if not just a couple of days.
IMO, one can only look at the disrespect of the "law" in the past 20 to 30 years in order to see how we treat each other in the day to day dealings. It has become a situation that "I am more important" than you. And that is what "laws" were set in place to prevent.
I doubt law-breaking would be the main motive of our lately selfish behavior obbvious in our day-to-day dealings. Id rather blame it on whoever came up with the utter ******** idea of the American Dream.