Django: Making ForeignKey not create a back-reference

Question

I know that I can use ForeignKey's related_name argument to control what the back-reference's name will be. But is it possible to avoid creating a back-reference completely?

(e.g., I have in Car a field ForeignKey(Person), and I don't want Person to have an attribute that leads backs to Car.)

Answer 1

Why would you want to do this? You don't have to use it if you don't want to.

In any case, the back-reference is only a code shortcut - it's exactly equivalent to Car.objects.filter(person_id=person.id).