Aren't they usually supposed to check if you have problems like that before giving you your license?

#4 Yeah I think they are. unless op was driving without a license. :p

But sometimes panic attacks are spontaneous and hard to check for

I have panic disorder and have my license. No biggie. Some times people who have anxiety can't help it when it happens.

OP is from Malta, and the Maltese are terrible drivers. It's a small island with roads crammed into even smaller spaces. It wouldn't surprise me if they weren't so strict on the licenses.

#21, I would, because if they all were somehow bad drivers and had tiny roads, I'd be pretty damn strict on the licensing for the comfort of other drivers.

@20 the fact that they don't know when it'll happen is exactly why it's a safety issue. People with seizure disorders don't know when they're going to have one, they're still not allowed to drive if they can't get it under control.

Telling someone with an anxiety disorder to "loosen up" is kind of a dick thing to say

My bad, I wasn't trying to come off rude or anything. I was just trying to be supportive towards OP, letting them know they shouldn't care what people think about them for the most part.

I agree. And other people's road rage shouldn't affect your driving. It's their problem. Don't let it be yours OP :)

I think she took this test that aloud her to get her license. ;l

*allowed

"He" #14

I thought it was a she too.

Every single time you comment you put a god damn winky face! Please spare me the horror and annoyance and don't do it again, I beg you...

"Oh damn, damn damn damn, I think I'm too damn CLOSE TO THE COONE!" "Sir? Are you ok?"