1000Daisies said...
I will boldly share this controversial opinion...
I am getting close to the point of wanting to deal with the consequences and risks of getting this virus... instead of living in what our society has becoming. This is so much more complicated than a few weeks/months of inconvenience of being quarantined (which I have respected).
Still wanting Bedford Falls instead of Pottersville.
Well, consider being in physical proximity to others can possibly harm others. It wont be forever. Some are carriers vs symptomatic. You might have had it already, untill there are antibody tests, not all will know.
Besides mixing with grocery shoppers (possible sick people)................its now temporarily an introverts world, vs the extroverted world it usually is.
Im thinking this is more difficult for extroverts (being captain obvious here), but could be equally as difficult on introverts living with roommates though - stuck with them. Gotta be creative with your time. Hobbies that dont require socializing helps. In between alone nature retreats, I could spend un-interupted time forever in my home shop, as thats what I like to do. I would go nuts if I were a city apartment dweller with this though.
Certainly is inconvenient for everyone. The sad part- If Westerners started this earlier, we might not be in this current position.
Post Edited (astroman) : 4/2/2020 12:17:07 PM (GMT-6)