"Sometimes I even jot down what I'm going to say."

Whatever works, right?

"My sister, who was there during all of it, told me she couldn't tell I was nervous, lol."

Haha, interesting. It always feels like people can see right through you when you are nervous, but maybe not...

"I'd like to volunteer, too, but I'm too scared. So you don't have your driver's license either?"

I hate to admit it, but yeah, it's scary for me too. I imagine the best part about volunteering is that they're more desperate to accept people. Once you get in, though, it becomes just like having a job. Having to interact with other people and do your job correctly. Except there's that whole not getting paid part.

Nope, no driver's license. I wouldn't be able to afford a car or insurance anyway, so there's no point in me getting that over a state ID. If I can somehow get a job at some point, I might have to force myself to get a driver's license. I don't even care that much about driving. Never have. I'm probably in the minority there.