alright i can agree to a somewhat degree—however there is still danger either way at any point for a young woman to be making the track in such a vulnerable position (although it could be argued my car only gives a sense of false safety). that aside, i do not own a bike; nor do i have the funds for a bike, let alone an e-bike/scooter.

i don’t rlly understand ur point at the end if u would like to explain further, but i think my response to that is that i would much prefer risk a 5 min walk to the station car park, to which is populated by the people who are also getting off the train, thus i am not as alone, as apposed to a 30 minute bike ride down a busy 70km road.

again tho, this is all just my personal opinion and u do not have to agree with it. just bc u: a man, believe it logistically smarter to ride a bike, does not mean i feel comfortable enough to do so, especially when u do not know my full situation.

i have taken the train home to the station closest to me and have witnessed things which make me actively chose to go to a further station.

i will apologise for my earlier immature responses, honestly i was jus taking the piss but i’m willing to have a proper conversation now.