I've only been driving since February of this year, so I'm still pretty new and not super comfortable on the road yet. I've developed some habits that help me feel more comfortable, but every time someone else is in my car they have a lot to say about how I'm driving "wrong". 

* I always have the windows down if it's 45°F or higher. It helps me hear other cars around me and I feel too closed off if the windows are up.
* I almost never take the right on red. Usually I can't see well enough around the corner to feel comfortable. To prevent cars from honking at me, I don't put my right turn signal on until just before the light turns green.
* I avoid highways whenever possible. People always get annoyed if I'm giving them a ride somewhere and they think I'm going too slow. I'm just not comfortable going that fast yet.
* I don't attempt parallel parking in tight spots or high-traffic streets. I let people out and go park somewhere else that's easier, and they usually say that was stupid.
* I never look at my phone while driving, not even at red lights. I just use Google Maps audio directions and play music on it, but people get annoyed that I couldn't text them "I'm 10 minutes away" or something if I'm picking them up.
* When I'm on a busy road and I know I need an exit coming up on the left, I'll get into the far left lane and just sit there at the speed limit or a little over. I don't want the stress of having to change lanes right before the exit comes up.

What do you think? Am I the asshole for refusing to change what makes me comfortable, or are these all reasonable things?