What was the hardest thing to cope with during COVID-19 lockdowns?

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D_Bone_Steak · Accepted Answer

People & forced compliance like not even being able to jog down the beach without a mask... if you were allowed to the beach at all. Nurse dancing videos and far-leftists going apeshit about getting the jab and wearing masks for 'their safety' to the point of trying to force people to while ignoring their own "my body, my choice" mantra. Not being able to just enjoy simple things like going to the mall or a park without having to be even more socially aware of the weaponized Karens lurking around and watching for a chance to bitch someone out.

Mijopapi2000 · Accepted Answer

In the beginning I was gaslighted a lot. I thought it might be fake but wasn't sure then the government BS fear kicked in. I knew it was the New World Order whether it was fake or not. I feared the government throwing people in camps and they did that in New Zealand and Australia but not here. I learned about viruses and how terrain theory is real and germ theory is not and from that point on I knew I had nothing to fear. The government and their agendas are the only thing anybody needs to fear.

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

For me it was trying to find a job and a second thing was finding guys to date when I did not work outside the home and had no physical exposure to men.

laurieluvsit · Accepted Answer

The first couple of weeks it was everyone being too afraid to have sex... lol

Levin · Answer

The fear mongering.

The coercion to get an experimental medical product.

The absence of critical thinking as to the fallout of lockdowns such as destroying peoples' mental health, their businesses, the economy. Indebting and impoverishing for generations to come.

The lack of scientific basis for most of the measures.

Most frightening of all is the gullibility of the people and religious fervour they place in their institutions.

genericname85 · Answer

the fact that you know that the collateral damage those lockdowns do to a society is way higher than covid could ever do. and our politicians know this. i have no idea what sort of evil agenda they have but clearly the "wellbeing of the people" isn't their priority with lockdowns.

Andres77 · Answer

Everyone else got time off but my job was considered essential so I had to work every day.

That's it. Not bad at all, really. And I'm thankful I had a job. Many people lost their jobs, or worse, their businesses. There are still some empty stores around here because they lost everything.

So, I'm not complaining. I consider my family very blessed to have come through virtually unscathed.

demonics · Answer

Probably the fact that you know they won't work, and people yell at you for it, and when you're proven right, people still yell at you for it because being wrong causes them physical pain, for them, its easier to double down making the problem even worse.

exitseven · Answer

I lost my job which sucked but I collected unemployment., The tough part was the isolation/ I did not see anyone besides my wife for weeks at a time. I was home alone all day.

MrHopper · Answer

People complaining about having to stay home all the time, i think some people hate their own company too much which became very apparent

Sixgunsound · Answer

The fact that there was no organized resistance to all the illegal activities the government worldwide we’re doing

Anonymous · Answer

Hmm lets see... Cops arresting moms at the park, Flight attendants kicking Parents off planes when their toddlers don't want to wear a mask and are throwing a tantrum over it, etc. etc.

But hey all the NPC retards that went along with it and got their vaccines and boosters can enjoy their crippled immune system, blood clots and sudden death syndrome.

Th3ft · Answer

The distance. The girl I liked was in a different country. And I couldn’t spend any time with her.

God_of_Thunder · Answer

Nothing, really. I'm an introvert, so it was great.

FireFox001 · Answer

Honestly, nothing. I was considered an essential worker, but I could have taken a good lockdown myself. Then again, you can't fly an airplane from homeoffice.

... well, you can fly a drone, but fuck that.

SiberFox · Answer

The fact that everyone bought the lie so easily that many more problems came out of it.

joeldalton · Answer

It was hardest trying to cope with half the society thinking that lockdowns were for our benefit and were useful.

Amur8711 · Answer

Idiocy of people actually believing it was such deadly virus and forcing everyone else to follow their stupid irrational fears.

Staximus · Answer

My place of work being closed for a long time, losing my job

Anonymous · Answer

Living with all of the dumbasses who enabled all of this stupidity.

peedy · Answer

Where I live we were never locked down life went on like normal

Anonymous · Answer

Putting up with my stupid roommates I couldn't leave becuase no3where else was taking anyone new

CubaPirate · Answer

My partner working from home and doing her parents shopping

Lyndsielee666 · Answer

Almost losing my best friend to it tbh

BeMuse · Answer

Never had lockdowns.

Bricealan · Answer

Travel, domestically and internationally.

Wise4myage · Answer

Not being able to see my friends.

In_Trance · Answer

The crippling Government overreach

RuthlessAggression · Answer

My grandpa dying

BarryLiverstone · Answer

Didn’t find trouble coping

sharrinfoxx · Answer

My girl leaving for no reason

nachosaresexy · Answer

Having covid.

moonpie89 · Answer

Being alone 😔

simpleguy34 · Answer

line ups

Xtendable · Answer

Solitude

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