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COVID-19 Rules - Love them or Hate them?

Craig

I very much see the world in black and white (right and wrong), so I love it when there is a clearly defined set of rules to live by. I'm also indifferent about people, so there has been no real downside to the social distancing rules for me personally. That said, I hate rule breakers and I cannot help but say something when people are not socially distancing from me. This has led to a number of confrontations over the past year, that could've have been avoided, if I could only manage to keep my mouth shut! Overall though, I would say that the COVID-19 rules have been good for me personally, as they align with my general outlook on life. What about you lovely people?

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  • Well, I've enjoyed the rest from the commute and certainly have not felt isolated.

    I'm a medical phobe though with a nurse husband. I haven't felt safe even in my own home and the anxiety sky rocketed.

    The rules would have made me feel safER IF they were adhered to by all. The rule breakers made it even harder for me go out even where this was necessary. I had two melt downs in super markets with all that trying to judge whether I was 2 metres away from everyone whilst unmasked people thought it was ok to squeeze past me, while I'm also under pressure to read the shopping list for my elderly parents through steamed up glasses.

    Just so glad I've got my jab. That's calmed it down.

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  • Well, I've enjoyed the rest from the commute and certainly have not felt isolated.

    I'm a medical phobe though with a nurse husband. I haven't felt safe even in my own home and the anxiety sky rocketed.

    The rules would have made me feel safER IF they were adhered to by all. The rule breakers made it even harder for me go out even where this was necessary. I had two melt downs in super markets with all that trying to judge whether I was 2 metres away from everyone whilst unmasked people thought it was ok to squeeze past me, while I'm also under pressure to read the shopping list for my elderly parents through steamed up glasses.

    Just so glad I've got my jab. That's calmed it down.

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