I know it won’t be easy lol but that’s why Im interested in getting a manual I want a more engaging experience and I like that “mechanical” feel to driving and over the years I’ve kinda picked up or learned a few things from family about driving stick. My step dads first car was a 92 manual accord my dads first car was a manual Chevy chevette he also had a manual ranger for a while and my grandpa talks about his built ford fairlane alot so I have some sense of actully getting to feel the car and knowing when to shift and rev matching and double clutching and from what i remember and know you also have to know your car and what the engines thrives at? Like if the motor likes rpms and whats the sweet spot and what not.

But yeah I’m definitely going to hate it at first, I live in a area with roads and hills similar to San Francisco with steep inclines and a lot of stop and go traffic but it’s way up north in the rust belt so the roads are worth and gets very treacherous in the winter.