If you and your partner disagreed on getting the vaccine, would you break up?

[Jean-Marie_Céline]

Got to ask because apparently some people are even divorcing over this.

[Anonymous]

No, because you can’t force someone to take that vaccine. This is the way I look at it. Take religion for example, people of faith believe in the concept of God, heaven/hell in the hereafter, praying, fasting, doing good, etc. It’s purpose is to purify your soul because your soul is what departs in the hereafter for eternity. Meanwhile you will have people who don’t believe in that concept and think it’s complete hogwash and that doesn’t exist and we don’t have a soul. Well, you’ll have people who are hesitant to take a vaccine that is medically safe, while you will have others who are pro vaccine and will strongly say it saves lives. I got my 2 vaccines doses and I’m not big on flu shots or shots in general. But I placed my ignorance to the side and said fine I’ll take it. However, I will not take a 10 year booster shot or continue getting vaccine shots for the rest of my life, no thanks. I know family and friends who didn’t get the vaccine but I’m not going to argue with them about why didn’t you get it? They have a choice and I can’t force someone to take it. I know someone will read this and give my comment a thumbs down which I don’t understand why, I’m open to others opinions but at the same time I got my vaccine so I guess people are just hard headed with their way or the high way approach, even if it is the right or left.

[NathanDavis]

I would not have a disagreement with my partner over the vaccine

but if your relationship went into a disagreement over a vaccine, then I might have to reconsider if this is a real relationship, or one I would like to be one, I would consider it a weak bond, IF... a vaccine becomes such a big issue.

Also, I am not sure I would get in relationship with an anti-vaxxer right away, if she's wary of the side long term effects a vaccine could bring, and she has no underlying issues herself, or if she already had COVID, if she's taking other measures but she just does not trust a rushed vaccine, which it is... then I do consider this and some other reasons as valid for not wanting the vaccine FOR HERSELF, I could understand and respect some of that, however...

if she starts talking 5G poles, nanobots and Illuminati/Democrat/reptilian, Bill Gates is the antichrist and the frogs are gay, stuff like that, well... that's just funny.

[Anonymous]

For this, yes. I have pre-existing conditions. Life for me is hard enough battling with my health and the last thing I want or need is more stress having to worry about my boyfriend coming in contact with someone who is infected and bringing that home. I think when you date or marry someone with health conditions, part of being in that partnership is learning about their condition, learning what can make it worse or better, and how to help them cope. I wouldn't want to be in a relationship where someone only cared about themselves and not my need to not want to get any sicker. I can't afford to put my life at risk even for love or like.

[Jean-Marie_Céline]

Excellent answer, thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed reading it!
Since I too am the partner with health conditions, I agree with everything you have wrote.

[Poppykate]

I am in the same boat. I couldn’t risk my health.

[MIJ0PAPl]

@Poppykate by getting the shot you are doing just that though. FDA says 6000 people passed away after the shot.

[Poppykate]

@MIJ0PAPl I know that there appears to be a link between the pill and the vaccine. Both increase incidences of blood clots, so when combined…

[MIJ0PAPl]

@Poppykate definitely both of those things can cause. I got nothing against anyone for getting the shot. I will never get it but I think we all should stand in solidarity right now because the government created this whole situation to divide us even moreso than before. I just wish people could get over their belief system. I know 3 people who lost a loved one to the shot and I know someone else who has someone she is close to end up in bad shape fighting for their life in the ER after the shot. These are real situations and someone will just write it off as a conspiracy theory until it happens to them or their loved ones.

[MIJ0PAPl]

can cause clots*

[Opinion Owner]

@MIJ0PAPl Did you mention how many people died of Corona virus in your statements? I'm guessing you drive a car or have been driven in one...how many die per year in car accidents or vehicle malfunctions as compared to those that don't. EVERYTHING HAS RISK but the vast majority pointing out people who die, ignore how many are currently alive with the shot...and NO, I am not downplaying the death of your loved ones, but you are leaving out a huge chunk of the story. There is no shot on earth that someone has not died as result of taking. NONE.

[Opinion Owner]

@MIJ0PAPl I'm not going about forcing anyone to get the shot as it's your body your choice, but to shut down the whole thing for everyone which is what a lot of people who are anti-vaxx desire is literally anti-science especially if you've gotten shots for other things before in your life, or you've been "forced' to get shots in order to attend school as many people have. If we went by anti-vaxx theory, a lot of people would be dead from a lot of things because 2% died of it vs another 98% who don't. This puts a lot of people in danger much more than it helps.

[MIJ0PAPl]

I did not say i was any of my loved ones. I said it was people I know who lost loved ones. The point is covid has a 99% recovery rate with the average age of death being 86 now how do you justify the government wanting to inject every human being on earth with the vaccine? You do realize that the WHO said 97%, of covid positives were false right? The CDC and FDA now say the covid test cannot tell the difference between covid and the flu so no all those so called covid deaths were not people dead from covid. People loved listening to these government organizations when they said wear a mask and get the shot but now that they are telling the truth about certain things nobody wants to listen. It is insanity! You know when the swine flu shot killed over 60 people years ago they stopped giving it out. The covid shot has officially killed 6000 and I am guessing that number is way higher than they are telling us being the mainstream media won't even mention any of the deaths.

[Opinion Owner]

@MIJ0PAPl Yes and the flu shot kills roughly 183 Americans a year. You fail to realize vaccines aren't perfect. They can't be because everyone has different physiology and different health conditions, and other factors like age, pregnancy, race, gender, etc, but you ignore how many people have currently taken the shot and are alive and well. Go on with stat after stat and I will give you stats on how many people die from eating carrots each year, or walking down the street, or die on the toilet----you can die from literally anything, but with any vaccine, you weigh risk vs. benefit.

You do you. K. Like I said, your body, your choice.

[Cynicaldreamer]

I think there are far worse things to stress over in a relationship and marriage than a vaccine!

Honestly I'm indifferent towards the vaccine- if someone doesn't want to get it? Fine, that's their choice. But he better take the proper precautions to protect himself and me if that's the case!

[zeitgeist057]

No way. One thing I believe in a partnership; my partner gets to be who she is and believe what she believes. If we have a difference of opinion, we can talk about it, even argue it, but ultimately she can have another perspective and it's not the end of the world. How arrogant is it to assume you know the unknowable, and are willing to sever your connection to your supposed loved one over it?

@orangeandturquoise this reminds me of the post you just did about "Integral Theory". I feel that when one is operating at a fundamental level of ego-driven motivation/perspective it's difficult (impossible?) to tolerate differing perspectives, but as you describe in the "kosmocentric leap" when one can recognize and accept two contradictory perspectives within oneself, then application to events such as described in this question comes naturally.

[Pj1981]

If you are looking for any excuse at all to get the fuck out of the relationship then sure you could use the vaccine as a reason but for a relationship that isn't complete shit this would be a really messed up reason to separate.

[Jean-Marie_Céline]

Perfect answer

[Pj1981]

I seen the question before, someone was considering breaking up cause her boyfriend got the vaccine without discussing it with her first. It kind of blew my mind that people would consider it over something so crazy

[Starrisunset]

To each their own. We're all responsible for our own bodies. When it comes to this I wouldn't expect my boyfriend to do what I do just because I say so. We're both ok with each of us doing our own thing but we just so happen to agree on this matter anyways.

[kannettava]

My boyfriend hasn't gotten the vaccine and I don't think he will. At least not anytime soon. And I think he is justified to have his own opinion on it. I'm not going to break up with him, because he wants to see the long term effects before injecting himself with something that has been hastily developed.

I personally wanted to take the vaccine, because I didn't really think about the risks. I just wanted to help the herd immunity and possibly alleviate the symptoms if I happen to catch covid. I work as a cashier and am in very high risk of catching the disease, since people are very careless when the come to the grocery store, and don't care about others, especially us staff. And the Finnish laws don't bend enough to make masks and disinfecting hands mandatory.

[Jamie05rhs]

Yeah, what you said is pretty much exactly how I feel.

[DavidHart]

agreed on this..
i also will only have myself vaccinated after i believe the vaccine is mature enough..
i don't want 'pre-mature' thing to be inside my body..

[dezzman98]

I wouldn't leave my partner but I also wouldn't let them choose if I get the vaccine or not. If they choose not to get it then that's them, but if I want it and they are telling me no and won't let me get it then that is when I would consider leaving (or just doing it without them knowing) because that's getting into controlling behaviours. But just over if they won't get it then no, I may try to convince them every so often but it's not going to be a daily pushy conversation

[BeMuse]

This is a timeline of a typical COVID vax person. Obviously those sorts of people have issues that don't make them well suited to playing with others. I wounder if he's aware that the COVID vaccines are linked to myocarditis, pericarditis, and blood clots. The leading cause of heart attacks is coronary heart diseases where a blood clot blocks the supply of blood to the heart triggering a heart attack… You think he’ll figure it out before he kicks off?

[ChrisMaster69]

Actually had this conversation, as I would find it hard dating someone with crazy thoughts (I’m crazy enough for two).

However we both agreed, as does pretty much every single person I know, that only crazy people don’t get it.

Speaking of crazy, those we do know that are not getting it, also fall in to the other conspiracy stories group, they believe every story on social media and invariably start every conversation with ‘have you heard….’

if they were uncertain, could not have it, slightly different matter. Refusal basically means they fall in to the crazy bunch and I would put money on them getting triggered by half a ton of government or global conspiracies.

[Lliam]

If we were just boyfriend and girlfriend, I might break up if she was so brainwashed that she ignored all the information out there on the need not to fear covid and uselessness and dangers of the jab, not to mention ignoring the social implications of buying into the covid narrative.

So, if she wanted the jab, I would 1) think she was closed minded and willfully ignorant, 2) willing to endanger herself and me for no reason, and 3) willing to plunge society into slavery under totalitarianism.

I need an ally in fighting for humanity, not a complete dumb ass.

Fortunately, I don't have to consider the thought because my wife researches as much as do I, clearly sees the scam, and understands what is at stake.

[snackthatsmilesback]

No. I got vaxxed right off, she still hasn't and doesn't plan to. But to be fair neither of us are extremists either. I just would rather risk the vaccine than covid and she'd rather risk covid than the vaccine. We don't think each other are idiots or evil for this disagreement.

[PeacefulRainDrop]

This is the exact same as us

[purplepoppy]

Anti vaxers tend to be all cut from the same cloth. It would be that type of mindset that would break us up so if it wasn't the vaccine it would be something else

[ElvenMr]

Let's not confuse/mix "Anti vaxers" with people who are vaccinated with the usual stuff, but they don't want this one for whatever reason, cause it's totally different.

[Smashingdoozy]

Not really. there's just as much evidence showing that the covid vaccines are as safe and effective as any other vaccine. At this point over a year in you're just making up excuses not to get vaccinated.

[astralmind]

@Smashingdoozy lets see your claimed evidence then smart ass. There's been more side effects from covid vaccines than all vaccines combined in the last 20 years. So i suggest you stfu. And this is someone who's still getting vaccinated only cuz i have to

[Smashingdoozy]

Common side effects for covid vaccines:
pain at the injection site, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, chills, joint pain, fever.

Flu vaccine:
soreness, redness, swelling, or both from the shot, headache, fever, nausea, muscle aches.

MMR:

sore arm from the shot, fever, mild rash, temporary pain and stiffness in the joints.

Polio:
A sore spot with redness, swelling, or pain where the shot is given.

Flu shot effectiveness is 40-60%
MMR effectiveness is 97% effective in two doses 93% in one
Polio vaccine is 90% effective in two doses and 99% to 100% in three doses.
We dont have the set covid vaccine effectiveness rate yet but in trials the efficacy of the vaccines were as follows:
Pfizer:95%
Astrazeneca: 70%
Moderna: 94.1%
We will probably know a more definite answer on effectiveness once it's FDA approved but either way it's over 50% which is good. Because as we see by the flu shot even with 40%-60% effectiveness it still prevented "4.4 million influenza illnesses, 2.3 million influenza-associated medical visits, 58,000 influenza-associated hospitalizations, and 3,500 influenza-associated deaths." In 2018-2019

If you want to talk about delayed side effects (aka long term side effects) then here we go:

MMR:
Gland swelling, joint pain, low platelet count, anaphylaxis, seizures,

Polio vaccine:
No recorded data

Flu vaccine:
GBS (Guillain-Barré syndrome)1-2 people in a million
(There was also narcolepsy during h1n1 but that vaccine is no longer used)

Covid vaccine:
cerebral venous sinus thrombosis 1 in a million

😊 All of these side effects occured within 8 weeks of the vaccine and all except the narcolepsy one are risk factors if you get the virus and some even more of a risk through the virus.

[Soapwithsoap]

@Smashingdoozy
You just can't talk about long term side effects after only a year... For Malaria vaccine for example it took over 20 years and it is still no proclaimed safe.
Vaccine testing takes decades not months.
Read from medic books not the Wikipedia.

[Smashingdoozy]

Show me a vaccine that has shown a side effect 6 months after injection, heck show me one that happened 8 weeks after. I'll wait.

And no it doesn't take decades, vaccine development (making a new vaccine) takes a decade. Testing doesn't take that long.

[Smashingdoozy]

More than 8 weeks after*

[Fuentes]

@purplepoppy & @Smashingdoozy are both sheep ot's pointess to argue i bet they think the facism happening in France is ok too one isn't even American & the other im sure is a troll acc at this point lol

[ChrisMaster69]

This is the reality of an Anti Vaxer, this person is responsible for a number of deaths due to basically lying. The person is Andrew Wakefield he is th lead of the Anti Vaccine movement.

People are trusting their lives to a person proved to have lied and being struck off.

This person is living and working in the US and is involved in stories about Covid vaccines.

The person a lot of people are listening to, was struck off in the UK for making shit up, however Americans are listening to him, just how fucked up is that.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02989-9

www.independent.co.uk/.../...et-fake-a8331826.html

time.com/5175704/andrew-wakefield-vaccine-autism/

www.washingtonpost.com/.../

www.acsh.org/.../fraud-doctor-andrew-wakefield-now-lying-about-covid-rna-vaccine-15240

[purplepoppy]

That's the difference between uk and usa, we hold people accountable and expect people to be responsible for their actions. Non of this oh lie as much as you want cos it's free speech crap.

[ChrisMaster69]

@purplepoppy exactly

[Smashingdoozy]

Yeah I think they can trace back all the covid misinformation to 8 individual people from anti vax groups lol.

[astralmind]

@purplepoppy You literally arrest people for offending others. Stop being a bootlicker

[astralmind]

@Smashingdoozy I'm genuinely asking, what do you have to say about all the women with irregular periods after taking the vaccine. And you can't convince me it's not from the vaccine. My friend hasn't had her period since beginning of June and thats when she got her first shot, and this never happened before. It's definitely the vaccine. So dont go on and say nO EvIdEncE

[ChrisMaster69]

@astralmind yes it has been reported equally it has been said by professional bodies it’s not an issue. Yes it was not expected, yes stuff will happen, however it’s likely the first time in the history of the world a bloke has been worried about female menstrual cycles. My ex gfs changed a lot over a year or so, mainly down to training and the bit below about proteins.

www.rcog.org.uk/.../

www.channel4.com/.../factcheck-do-covid-vaccines-affect-periods

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56901353

Balanced report on it all www.npr.org/.../covid-vaccine-period-menstrual-cycle-research

Finally on periods, if this is such a major thing for you as a guy, read the following and take up the cross against the problems protein powders have with women and their periods.

livewellzone.com/.../

Also have you got some evidence that does not come from any lobbying group or organisation with connections to Andrew Wakefield and the anti vaccine.

The following article definitely points out just how rabid some of his followers are.

blog.petrieflom.law.harvard.edu/.../

Extract which pretty much sums it up.

QUOTE : The anti-vaccine movement is dishonest, aggressive, and experienced in creating fear and doubt. We have seen that for decades – and now, that experience is being directed towards creating COVID-19 misinformation. We can learn from “The Doctor Who Fooled the World” how such misinformation is created and perpetuated, which may help hone our tools to combat : END QUOTE.

[astralmind]

@ChrisMaster69 "a bloke". So you're shaming me for being concerned about women? I thought for the longest time you feminists were always begging men to care about issues of women. Then when they begin to you shame them lmao. Make up your minds

[ChrisMaster69]

@astralmind no shaming, just rare to see a single bloke even remotely interested in blood.
And feminist just where did that arrive from lol.

Anyhow, nice that you are taking such keen interest in a friends menstrual. It’s worth reading through the bit on Proteins, as these have can have a impact on regularity etc.

[astralmind]

@ChrisMaster69 I'm not interested in a woman's blood. It's just that it shows this vaccine has pretty wacky side effects

[ChrisMaster69]

@astralmind which have been accepted and reviewed by various professional bodies and they are happy.

I’ve seen someone almost breakdancing on the floor after a malaria jab, a guy I worked with was put in to an infectious diseases isolation ward due to Squalene reaction after a vaccine shot (forget which).
Hep jabs make me want to vomit.
The majority of people rarely get a vaccine, rarely hear about side effects, most people don’t report they have a sore are etc.

The person heading the Anti Vaccine organisation in the US is a proven liar and has blood on his hands.
That is the person gullible people are listening to and spreading his decades old anti vaccine message.

[Smashingdoozy]

Yeah it's pretty normal for an immune response to mess up a hormone cycle. I believe that is something they are still trying to find a link with the vaccine. It's not exactly a major issue though. Just because it's affecting a period doesn't mean it's affecting fertility.

[TomBham]

I'm single and in case I will meet someone and she is not vaccinated and do not want to, it would not matter too much too me now, only international travel will be restricted together, so that would have to wait few years...

My vulnerable relatives and friends are all vaccinated, should be no issues there too...

In the end, if she is not vulnerable to this virus and will not expect special treatment in case she gets very ill due to this virus, I do not care...

[Anonymous]

So funny how so many people will say, they'll leave someone over not getting the vaccine but I bet they had sex with their partners without any protection from STDS...

[somesoul]

No, I would hire a doctor and secretly tell him to inject him the vaccine the exact same time when I'm sucking his dick by fantastic facefuck he will never forget ❤️❤️ ( it's okay let the doctor get jealous haha)

[HawkPerception]

Lmao... this is hot and also evil at the same time

[somesoul]

Hehehe

[Andres77]

You must be REALLY good at sucking cock... just sayin...😉

[MysteriousDarkness]

@somesoul
If you are serious then that's a bitch move.

[MysteriousDarkness]

The vaccine was not approved by the FDA because it was put out for emergency use which bypasses the months it would nornally take to get approved. My girlfriend works in healthcare so she had to get it or not have a job making less on unemployment tgar she would having the job ahe has. I am not vaccinated but we are still together.

[dominicanbeauty]

I believe it's a personal decision. If you don't want the vaccine that's fine. Just don't keep me from getting it, or treat me differently because I got it.

[ElvenMr]

Ideal world, but sadly we got it backwards. "We" shame and restrict people who don't want to get it. Coming up with bullshit statistics just to try convince our friends into getting it..

[Jamie05rhs]

No; absolutely not. I believe in science. Therefore, I am neutral on this vaccine, because it is new and not all of the evidence is out yet. I chose to take the risk, but if someone else did not I don't hold that against them in any way whatsoever.

[Anonymous]

No I wouldn’t, I can see both sides to the argument. As long as they had put thought into it and had a valid reason for their decision. I would however break up with someone who believes covid isn’t real or that the vaccine is a way to spy on us 🤔

[have_a_good_day]

I love how they say it's a way to spy on us and gather information about us... Kinda almost as if Facebook, Driver's Licenses, ID Documents, Telephone Books, etc doesn't exist 😅😂

[MIJ0PAPl]

@have_a_good_day It's not about spying on us it is about the fact that the world governments have killed many of their own people in the past. You think that because the world has been presented to you as this safe place that your government would never harm you and you are wrong. How about the TUskegee experiment? The U. S. government harmed and whacked black men then Bill Clinton apologized for it. You can do the research the FDA says 6000 people died from the shot already. This is all real it is not paranoia or conspiracy theories.

[MIJ0PAPl]

Tuskegee*

[have_a_good_day]

Wow.. a whole 6000? Out of how many millions? You will always get people who go into anaphylaxis and die from these things.
Just this week alone more than double that amount of non vaccinated people died in my country 🤷‍♀️
People die.. It's kinda our thing..

[VanityFair888]

No, I wouldn't but I'd try to manipulate him into getting vaccine or make our dates problematic because of being too careful, so he'd get tired of it and get the goddamn vaccine 😅😅

[MysteriousDarkness]

@vanityfair888
Only bitches and assholes at least try to manipulate others.

[SphynxUK]

My partner doesn’t want it. I don’t care. It’s his choice.

[kc_4308]

I wouldn’t date anyone vaccinated less more married. Yes, I know couples divorcing because one is vaxxed and the other isn’t.

[kc_4308]

People are dying behind the vaccine and or spreading the vaccine. No thanks 😊

[blank_expression]

@kc_4308 New Vaccine Deaths Site to take a look: https://www.openvaers.com/

[kc_4308]

Will go to that after I watch Lindell exposure of the election 🗳.. we all know Trump won and Joe cheated his way in the WH along with the evil DEMS

[kc_4308]

Thanks

[rcljr]

👍🏻

[kc_4308]

Time for the REPUBLICANS TO GET SHYT BACK IN ORDER

[maggie_c]

I just remembered a situation. I dated a guy for about two years. I had a cat, and I lived with a friend. When I wanted to move in with my boyfriend, he told me to choose between the cat and him. Dude was scared for the wallpaper in his house and the safety of his leather couch))

On the subject of the vaccine. If a man is going to put any conditions on me, it means he doesn't accept me and isn't ready to accept me. We are not on the same path.

[have_a_good_day]

Whatever happened to "until death do us part"? Now that we're playing the game on Black Ops level all of a sudden it's not fun anymore?

[kc_4308]

You’re better off dating someone vaxxed

[HawkPerception]

Women will divorce or find any reason to get out of things nowadays lol.

[Anonymous]

Specifically for not getting the vaccine? No. But a lot of people opposed to the vaccine are also conspiracy theorists who think COVID was created in a lab just so the government could inject us with tracking devices. Would I break up with someone for that reason? In a freakin heartbeat. I have no interest in dating a nut job.

[loveslongnails]

I can't imagine my partner not wanting to be vaccinated, since she's in the health care field and knows what this is all about.

[Jamie05rhs]

There are actually many healthcare workers who do not wish to receive the vaccine.

[loveslongnails]

@Jamie05rhs Define "many"? I can guarantee you those who work in hospitals and/Covid units aren't among them.

[Jamie05rhs]

They are, actually.

[loveslongnails]

@Jamie05rhs Get me reliable data on that and then we can have a discussion.

[Jamie05rhs]

Just read the news, bro. People are holding protests and shit. It's all over the country.

[loveslongnails]

@Jamie05rhs What people? Who? Anti-vaxxers? Trumptards? I don't see health care workers protesting about being vaccinated.

[Jamie05rhs]

Believe it or not, they are in fact health care workers.

[Jamie05rhs]

fox40.com/.../

[Jamie05rhs]

www.wxii12.com/.../37260185

[Jamie05rhs]

kstp.com/.../

[loveslongnails]

@Jamie05rhs First of all, there may be a few, but so what? And don't even link me to anything having to do with Fox. I won't even look at it. They're worthless.

[Jamie05rhs]

@loveslongnails So you got triggered by a local FOX Network station? Wow.

[loveslongnails]

@Jamie05rhs No, I don't get "triggered" by Fox or any other news agencies who report lies and bullshit because I don't watch them. If anything, I just shake my head that a) they do it and b) people believe it

[Miristheiss]

Me? No.
I don't care if she gets it or not.

I'm fine with whatever she had chosen to do.

[amani2010]

That’s stupid breaking up because one refused to take the vaccine you’re all grown ups every one has to choose don’t be forced to do something you don’t want if he or she wants to go then you’re not meant to be.

[DavidHart]

Specifically for Covid19..
.. it's not a deal breaker to me.
Because AFAIK, one can still be a disease carrier even after vaccinated.

[Smegskull]

No to each their own. As long as they are making their decision for their own reasons and not just following others' demands I wouldn't care.

[Albertanazi]

I ain't getting no vaccine!

"Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me! Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me!! FUCK YOU, I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME!!!"...

[Guardian45]

I never thought it could be so contentious, but one of my friends has refused to get the vaccine and we have had some BITTER arguments.

Thank goodness she is NOT my SO!

[exitseven]

If a relationship cannot handle a disagreement like this, it is doomed anyway.

[Andres77]

Nope.
I can't control her.
She can't control me.

[Anonymous]

That's what I call Covidiots - breaking up over whether to take the vaccine or not. Problems, that solve by themselves are my favorite ones.
Besides, the vaccine does not make immune against the virus. I know people, who got vaccinated and caught the virus still.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I would break up. I would not date someone who wouldn't get vaccinated for two reasons:

1) It would compromise our ability to spend time together and be intimate.

2) I would not date someone who is ignorant enough not to get vaccinated.

[Smashingdoozy]

Yes. I don't tolerate stupid.

[robocop666]

it doesn't stop you getting the illness or spreading it just makes you less sick. Vaccinated people spread it at a similar rate to non vaccinated according to the CDC

[Smashingdoozy]

Mmm they CAN yes (with delta). But still infection rate is lower and hospitalizations are lower which is what we need.

[Fuentes]

Im startinng to think you're a troll acc lol

[Smashingdoozy]

Only sometimes. This is not one of those times.

[Fuentes]

Nah bro i got your number now your a troll nobody is this commie like & is fine with it. I don't hate the hustle just know i SEE you

[FinalFantasyBro]

Considering I don't have the vaccine, it be nice knowing she doesn't have it either.

[Kelly6]

Well, if he can’t agree with me and doesn’t understand small science , then yes I’ll say bye

[Qdbrown]

What does the science say what these synthetic proteins to map like the real virus will do their body in the years to come? You do know that when they employeed this never tried technology on test animals in the last two decades, all the lab animals died of strange diseases. I wonder why the FDA still hasn't approved of these synthetic vaccines, but the the Federal Government gave immunity to the makers, so we can't sue them if we get funky diseases like the Gulf War Veteran did when they gave then experimental vaccines that caused many to get what they call Gulf War Syndrome? Where is all the science there?

[Kelly6]

@Qdbrown this is not CRISP

[Qdbrown]

No, it's CRISPR.

[Kelly6]

@Qdbrown but FDA is about to approve it, !!!

[Kelly6]

@Qdbrown if you can please explain me in basic the difference in vaccine and virus and concept of vaccine.

[morgan10133]

It depends on how long we were dating. If it was a month or less, probably. A marriage or long term relationship no. However, I do believe vaccines will be mandated at some point so I will let Washington do it’s thing

[Jamie05rhs]

A Federal mandate for vaccines? You do know that's unconstitutional, right?

[Qdbrown]

@Jamie05rhs yeah, these nitwits have no idea that something like forced vaccines would definitely start massive insurrections.

[morgan10133]

I don’t mean a federal mandate. I mean you will need to be vaccinated to go pretty much anywhere or do anything (as New York has already done for indoor dining and gyms).

[Jamie05rhs]

@morgan10133 That would still be f*cked up, though.

I mean, I understand why. But I don't think it's right. Because it takes away people's freedom.

[DizzyDesii]

Its up to him if he wants to get it. Im in no rush to get it but he better not be jumping down my throat like certain people are

[sunkissed135]

No. People who are vaccinated can spread the virus, too. If my boyfriend wants to put himself at greater risk of serious illness from the virus by not getting the vaccine, then ok. That’s on him.

[MIJ0PAPl]

I don't think anybody should turn against their people because of this. Most of my family got the vax I refuse to get it and I will never get it but we are still family. This division is just what the government wants and we cannot let it happen.

[Twalli]

If my girlfriend wouldn't get it we couldn't see each other. Not a preference question, fact.

[Anonymous]

Depends on the rest of our relationship and their reasons for not getting it. But if they’re into conspiracy theories then yeah because we just wouldn’t be compatible generally long term. I think more like a scientist.

[Opinion Owner]

One key thing my partner has to have is logical rational thought processes. Imagine having children with someone who wasn’t very good at that? Nightmare!

[Massageman]

Heavens, no.

And we've discussed this very thing- if she wants to go one way and me the other, no problem about the difference. Just a mutual hope that we both stay healthy.

[Joker_]

lol that isn't the reason people break up or divorce

[msc545]

Probably would break up. I don't want to be around an unvaccinated person.

[Taylor_C]

I respect their choice as long as they respect mine

[Qdbrown]

No. That's dumb. If your partner leaves you over such trival drama, good riddance.

[Anonymous]

I have had 2 people on twitter block me for saying I would not touch a vaccine. I have autism so I cannot get one. They cause autism. people awarded compensation for autism from vaccines

[whatsupbri]

I have heard about this before as well from others. Where can people like me fiind more information about this?

[Opinion Owner]

@whatsupbri vaccine compensation courts. in the USA have paid out 4.5 billion according to the health and resource administration. Narcolepsy from swine flu is costing a lot too. Just search for the compensation courts.

[Asianguy123]

Yes.. I would say goodbye. The virus killed so many people and I don’t want someone bring me the virus.

[rcljr]

Yep, I’m not taking that fake ass” vaccine” for any reason, I don’t give a fuck if the entire marine corps shows up at my door I’m not taking it.

[Anonymous]

Frankly that's insane. I can only assume their relationships would not have lasted in any case.

[thimmslicc]

Of course not. But I don't know, this topic is pretty sensitive to people now a days.

[IveGotNoName]

I probably wouldn't go as far as divorcing them or breaking up, but I would avoid dating someone who isn't.

[m33lad]

She gets, she'll also will k1ll you.
Maybe you should do your own research.

However we are not divided.

Thinkers VS media followers.

[Anonymous]

No. That’s not up to me and certainly not a good enough reason to get divorced.

[DaveToo]

If your views on getting a vaccine that prevents you from dying are different from your partner's? Damn right.

[ralphphilip83]

Gosh no. There are legitimate reasons to get or not to get the vaccine.

[dray995]

I wouldn’t be with someone who I had opposing views with, so this situation probably wouldn’t happen.