Were/are you nervous about resuming normal life after COVID?

[mistixs]

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Most people are vastly misinterpreting my question.

I'm referring to anxiety that comes from starting something new (or starting again after you hVent done it in a while). Like you get nervous starting a new job, or a kid gets nervous starting a new school year. I was wondering how many people are nervous about getting back to normal, in that sense.

[Dyingwyobreed]

Misconception about there being an after. It is and will be around just like small pox (and its vaccines making risk rare) the other underlying problem has been failure to modify business operations to nearly meet supply/demand. Over 1year later returning to 85% of pre2020 production is easily obtainable.
Refusing to adjust layouts for an unforseen length of time, adjust scheduling to operating 24/7 and shift work to do so, and the placment prioritizing profit gained over temporarily operating near 0 either way to keep operations going (rebounding would have inevitably happen very quickly compared to where we are now significant risk of full economic/financial collapse)

[oper8erx]

I have gotten rather used to the new lifestyle and I actually enjoyed the first few months of quarantine. It was so quiet and peaceful outside and the planet began to normalize itself. The air was so much cleaner so quickly. Imagine the amount of air pollution drop worldwide and the effect on the carbon footprint. It was lime the earth had a chance to catch its breath. I've even grown accoustomed to my masks and will probably wear them in public still. Not for fear of Covid-19 but for whatever else may be lurking amidst the populous. The world is forever changed in my opinion.

[oper8erx]

So yes. I am nervous. I've spent the last year in isolation and distaanced from all of you and I was already a socially awkward introvert. This has not improved my social anxiety.

[Jessica405]

I am starting work again tomorrow, having recovered sufficiently from long covid. I do feel a bit nervous. I will be working from home, as my partner does. I have been out of socialising for so long, that makes me feel nervous, too. As from tomorrow, we can go into cafes and restos, instead of being outside only. I think it will take me some time to be able to do that. I am shit scared of catching another load!

[Alyssa11]

I wasn’t nervous because the cases have gone significantly down here, loads of people have developed immunity after being infected anyway, and most of us are vaccinated (in the UK). But our amazing prime minister failed to close our borders in time and now the Indian variant is here and killing people quickly again :) we were expected to lift lockdown in June. Fuck it.

[Lliam]

I never stopped living a normal life. I never masked and will never take the jab. I am not concerned about being among people, dining together, dancing, talking, laughing, shaking hands or hugging.
I did lose respect for those who trusted msm and government propagandists and treated their fellow human beings like lepers. And I'm a bit concerned about being around those who got the jab.

[mistixs]

Why are you concerned being around people who got vaccinated?

[Lliam]

I've been reading that they can shed some "vax" shit onto others. (I say "vax" for clarity even though it's not a vaccination).
There have been instances where non-"vaxed" people have come down with bad symptoms that are unique to those who have been injected. The manufactures admit in their printed material that non-"vaxed" women can get abnormal "women's" issues and even have miscarriages from being in contact with vaxed people. So if that can happen, it means that shit can transfer to anyone. But nobody knows yet how or why. Is it spike proteins, nanoparticles, or what?
Nobody knows what kind of mad science stuff is in those experimental injections or how it effects the human body. Even the manufacturers don't know (or will admit) the consequences. They're using humans as lab rat test subjects.
I suspect that eugenics might be one of the goals.

[mistixs]

Can you give sources?

[Lliam]

I've seen lots, but here's one that someone just sent me
https://www.bitchute.com/video/0jw7dj65TrMF/

[mistixs]

I've only watched like a minute of it but can you tell me why some people think that the government would want to sterilize people? That seems counterintuitive.

[Lliam]

It gets really complicated. Too much to explain.
It's not the government, per se. Some government officials are involved, but not all. And a lot of those who are don't even know what is going on.
The people behind eugenics are a group of the wealthiest technocrats in the world - the people involved in bringing about the Great Reset/New World Order/One World Government.

As just one example, take Bill Gates. Several years ago, he spoke at a TED Talk and talked about lowering the global population by means of 'vaccines', health care, reproductive health services. I don't know how health care could lower the population. But what if vaccines can be used to kill of the elderly and sick. And what if sterilization could be a part of vaccines.

Gate's polio vaccine paralyzed thousands in India and Sudan. Bill Gates is the largest funder of the WHO. The WHO and UNICEF gave Kenyans a tetanus vaccine that contained sterilization drugs.

Gates isn't the only one. People involved in global control organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations, Trilateral Commission, World Bank, IMF, UN, Bilderbergs, and so on, are all on the same page. And they control not only the medical establishment and the CDC, but also governments.

Anyway, like I said, it would be impossible for me to start from scratch and explain what's going on.

[Lliam]

I'll say a few final things. Big Pharma is in it strictly for the money and it is the largest lobby in the U. S. It is extremely powerful around the entire globe.

Gates made huge investments in vaccines and said he will recover 20 x his investment.

Covid-19 was created from a normal, every day covid virus like many colds and flues, but it was bio-engineered in "gain of function" experiments. It is patented. Those experiments were funded with the help of Fauci and the organization that he heads. When the lab in Ft. Dietrich was shut down, he exported them to Wuhan.

C-19 turned out not to be very deadly but it was blown way out of proportion in order to sell vaccines. The FDA wouldn't approve it, so effective treatments were suppressed in order to get emergency use authorization. Emergency use authoriztaion would not be legal if ANY other treatment was available.

Regardless of what "fact checkers" say. The vaccines have not been tested. Humans are the test subjects. 4000 people in the U. S. alone have died and thousands have suffered horrific injuries. Vaccines companies are not liable.

Selling shots isn't the only motive for the covid hysteria and totalitarian "emergency measures". Sterilization and getting rid of "useless" people (drains on the economy) might be one motive. But the long range goal is total control over people. Absolute totalitarianism.

Plenty of people, including government officials, are more than willing to go along with the program in exchange for big bucks.

[COMMODOREII]

I am worried because though my parents and i vaccinated now i can not believe the extent of some people who go out their way to dangerously try to infect others out of spite. It is wrong and should be criminal. This pandemic is an eye opener to everyone and not everyone realizes that it is NOT over. This is our new beginning our new life. Every year we may be dealing with covid now, new variations and new vaccines. And from what i read no one or very few have gotten the flu this past year which means there is no vaccine for it which means that next year we could have a pandemic of a new flu virus. Too many cold hearted people out there who will find a way to make others suffer and could spread illness. It should be criminal.

[JamieLoves]

I’ve been living , almost normal life , since this nonsense started.

The only thing that changed for me, were things not in “ My “ control.
The season of the missing TP!
Restaurants Closing.
Idiots pushing masks
The constant commercials , over reaching and strongly trying to push a shot that’s hasn’t been tested on the whole world!
It’s really weird that people will let a company test out their product on themselves. A product that can and does kill! It doesn’t even stop you from getting covid. Isn’t that what a vaccine is supposed to do?
Also, I stay away from people that took the “ Lethal Injection “ .. They’re now “ Shedders”
I Shun them...

[Anonymous]

Best sex I ever had was with my kid's live in babysitter. She was inexperienced at the start of the summer but a real pro by the time she went back to high school in September. My wife was pregnant at the time so was super horny. I was popping viagra like sweets non-stop and drinking buckets of water to keep my fluid levels up. One day I think I fu*ked my wife that morning at 7am, the babysitter at 11am when I sneaked back for lunch, the babysitter at 5pm before my wife came home, my wife at 10pm and babysitter at 1am as she heard me get up to get a drink of water. Apperently she heard me and my wife earlier and was jealous and horny so I f*cked her in the kitchen.
The babysitter wasn't as good looking as my wife but she was still pretty kinda thick and had amazing tits, like those baby fat tits some teenage girls get when they hit puberty. My wife's tits being pregnant exploded in size. Was a real good summer, wish I could go back

[JackSmy]

I understand your question, but I am an Essential WORKER, in Grocery, making sure we can get everything available to people that need it!!
Front line worker, like no SAFE PLACE!! I have been exposed, a dozen times, but never was infected!
I have no anxiety, because I LIVED that, and worked through it, and anxiety wasn't an excuse, as we needed to get things on shelves.

[midnightmoon05]

No. Nothing to be nervous about. I still live my life during “lockdown”. I have to work. Meetings, travel, see people, go places, order food, go to restaurants once reopened.
no diff. than other times aside from needing to wear and mask and a little inconvenience with lining up to enter supermarkets.

[TheBigGuy9]

Not even close to being worried. If you live under 70, the survival rate is 99.98%. This was right out of the Saul Alinsky playbook. It’s about making people afraid. If you can make people fear, they will agree to things they wouldn’t normally do. I’d rather live with Dangerous Freedom than Peaceful Slavery.


https://archive.org/stream/RulesForRadicals/RulesForRadicals_djvu.txt

[Massageman]

Thank you!

[ChrisMaster69]

I was out today and there is a fair bit of new normality appearing, people are definitely more polite at letting people pass by etc lol.

we have a fairly phased opening over the next 4 weeks, July will be interesting as that’s when we will likely see a spike but time will tell.

[oldasIfeel22]

Maybe you should of been nervous about trusting our government like a sheep to begin with.

The lockdown made sense for 3 to 6 months max. At that point it was used as psychological warfare by the left for disgusting ulterior purposes (socialism).

[Inexpensivefurniture]

Yes, especially because people are rushing to return to normal too soon. We're still being told to wear a mask, social distance as much as possible, stay home whenever possible, but I'm seeing people rushing to go back to restaurants and bars and all that when the number of cases is still too high and not enough people have been vaccinated

[BCRanger10]

Ha! No. If you ask me, we massively, MASSIVELY overreacted to this stupid thing. It's been heavily used for politics and manipulation. Quite frankly, I think we should be ashamed and embarrassed, especially given the astronomical anxiety that it's caused so many people across the US.

[BCRanger10]

@update I understand. My feelings remain the same.

[Ronald_25]

I've gone with no, with been a partial introvert, I have really enjoyed the change in behaviour that's has come from Covid 19 and that long term, I will be working from home. Being partially extrovert, I will be able to control my social time, being outgoing when I feel like it.

[hellionthesagereborn]

When will that happen? Normal is gone, we are never getting that back (at least not anytime soon). As for would it make me nervous, no, this was never a problem it was purely political and any one who is not completely indoctrinated or brainless can see that.

[little_rose]

I am since I have anxiety.

Because of the lockdown, I've given way to this pressing need of isolating myself. I only feel comfortable in my room now. I barely even go out in the yard or upstairs.

I don't have engagements or people forcing me to constantly step out of my comfort zone and mingle with others.

So yeah, I don't want the lockdown to end. It's going to be very difficult for me to resume a normal life.

[CallmeTheKnight]

Why be nervous when it's supposed to happen?
Things will eventually go back to being the same, but face masks and sanitation will be used more than ever. This won't stop people from enjoying themselves as we're social creatures and can only manage so long without each other.

Now if you're a hermit who lives off the grid, then yeah, life has always been Normal to you.

[backseatsways]

Yes. I still am. I find it annoying, less than anxious because all these other people seem really weird ever since. Like, when i go to buy groceries, people stare a lot. At anyone, anything. It's like they didn't handle lockdowns well. Maybe they've lost how to be a normal functioning human. It's impolite to stare. I feel so put-off by it. Sometimes i now would prefer ordering my groceries online.

[Paulychicago10]

I never stopped. Places that still try to make me wear my mask, besides the college I attend, I will not give them my business. I didn't get my vaccination to still have people try to force me to be scared because of the virus. Way I see it, if you fear it this much, stay home. Live in solitude.

[mistixs]

Not everybody can stay home. Some people are essential workers

[Paulychicago10]

True, but don't try to scare me into their fears. Not gonna work.

[Anonymous]

No, but I don't think that'll be happening for quite a while. Still far too many people not getting vaccinated, which means the virus will continue to spread, mutate to bypass the vaccine, and send us right back to where we were and another million people will die.

[Bellatris]

No, not nervous at all. I can't wait for all this covid crap to be over, but of course by then some other "crisis" will have taken its place (probably 'global warming' again, or maybe a fake hostile signal from 'aliens').

[Jaximus-Lion]

No! In Sweden almost everything was open with restractions, people did panic here but not as much as you imagine. Barley 20% are vaccinated and things are pretty normal where live, it was so from the start

[JDavid25]

Covid is not some scary "virus".. It's a cold.. I'm ready for the government to get abolished.. They should have never been given the control they have..

[JDavid25]

I figured that that's what you meant.. But, I guess a bit..

[AnnaNdaHouse]

My great grandmother worked in a war factory in England during ww2 they got bombed every night and she went to work where the target was, think people are either too lazy or too much of cowards if honest compared to older folks.

[Anon621]

I'm not exactly sure what to say is normal anymore at this point if everyone is expected to get booster shots every year for the variants until humanity reaches a certain level of herd immunity.

[jimmy2]

Yes because many do not realize the Cov19 changed to a Variant. It 70% faster to catch and attack tge heart, kidneys and liver and everyone now thinks vacation is all good. Or is it? Who knows. As i text this now i am home sick with something in my lungs and heart.

[HOAAH]

Slightly nervous because i am a cautious person. I had my kids home schooled because of covid19 but they are going back this upcoming school year.

[Catlover1999]

We’ll NEVER return to normal and the sooner people realise that the sooner we will go back to normal (ironically).

[PeacefulRainDrop]

No thats what they want you to be fearful! Honestly our bodys can over come much more than we give them credit for!

[Static_In_The_Attic]

As for me there will never be normal life after covid & come to think of it my life wasn’t normal before covid as well.

[ToastyOats]

Nervousness is an indicator you've gone through some kind of traumatic abuse. In this case it is the government and media that are to blame, not the common cold that you never worried about before. Our leaders are just terrible. All of them.

[serious]

Yes I am a little concerned about resuming normal life as it was before pandemic.

[Jaylaaa2000]

No. I resumed normal life several months ago.
I wasn't losing my scholarship over it.

[REALSTEEL]

people forget god brought us in this world as fast as he brought us in is as fast as he can take us out be thankful your here today live for today can't ne nerous be yourself take life as it comes

[DrHonesty]

Just nervous about the experimental, population control vaccines

[Ryfyle]

Just made me angry and more prone to hallucinations.

[humanearth]

Not damn thing change for me. I live my life unchanged. Fuck the stupid mask bullshit and all

[humanearth]

I knew what you meant about it being about anxiety. I have I don't give a rat's ass attitude. This whole Covid thing never affected me. All it did was hurt me financially.

[GirlyGal20]

No I'm pretty excited, excited for the gyms to open up again and go out for a drink with friends.

[Anonymous]

Not totally. However, I still wear a Mask and don't care if it is Family or not who are Not in my bubble. Let vaccines Resume so we can maybe Resume next year. xx

[Leavesbound]

While I am fully vaccinated, there is still a risk.

[Bean2thousand]

I never really liked people before they were disease-carrying toiilet paper hoarders, and I certainly don't want to be around them now that they're bragging about their vaccines.

[Jamie05rhs]

A little, but not really. I feel pretty confident about it.

The only thing I still won't do is go to large gatherings (such as major league sporting events.)

[Coolkat12345]

not at all i have all my vaccine shots because i am not retarded. anybody that doesn't have vaccine shots is retarded and a burden on society and they are the ones who will be nervous and are nervous and are also retarded and a burden.

[exitseven]

I am looking forward to going back to work in the fall.

[friendzoned4life]

I Am done with being restricted in everything, if normal life opens up here I am the first to particapate

[genericname85]

no. i wouldn't ever have stopped having a normal life, if it wasn't for that political nonsense that removed certain laws from the constitution.

[msbrightness]

I don't believe we are going back to the insanity prior to Covid - nor that it is over.
The economy of bullying and narcotics is done though.

[msbrightness]

Oh, that
Just get used to keeping trying as the new norm
You get used to it eventually (though it never feels the same as a routine)

[KirstyW]

I'm cautious about it, which isn't exactly the same as nervous.

[Anonymous]

The government and media tried so hard to scare everyone about covid, so its only natural that people are afraid of the world now.

[Anonymous]

It's the people who refuse to get vaccinated that concern me. So many of them don't care if they do things to spread the virus.

[ZaneGoicovich]

I am more ready than I have ever been in my whole entire fucking life.

[Redstang88]

No, I’ve been operating as close to normal as possible this whole time

[texas_giiirl30]

Yes very! I’ve had my vax since February and I still wear my mask cause of variants and no herd immunity

[Acxx30]

Absolutely nothing changed for me. Except sometimes i had to put my bandanna "mask" on to go in a store..

[Pogi-Paddy-2]

No I am ready, being a Covid-19 survivor and now also vaccinated. I am ready to be able to go to a concert or the pub.

[RingOfFire]

Covid is over. Time to move on. We need to get people BACK TO WORK!

[lovedejj_xo]

I've been partying still since Covid and going on vacation I’m ready to get on with it

[Wiredone]

My life is basically back to normal except for wearing a mask all the time.

[Anonymous]

After Covid hahahahaha

I expect to live for another 30 years and I'm not predicting Covid to be gone by that point

[mistixs]

You should know what I mean

[Opinion Owner]

Things looked like there we getting normal here but the Indian varient is set to wreak everything
I think the world should closed all passenger borders and all the course to be run

[bulletbob555]

I'm fully vacinated. I still wear the mask in stores as I'm not fully vaccinated against variants. Getting closer to normal than we've been

[AnnaNdaHouse]

Then what's the point of vaccination? Did you ever think it's a fantastic cash cow for the pharmaceutical industry?

[jcampbell115]

So you're gonna wait until there's a vaccine for the indian, Brazil and UK variants... fuck me I've seen it all now

[brennanhuff]

Those are supposed to still be highly effective vs those too

[byzafer]

No. I want my old life back before COVID 19 because I really want to travel to foreign countries and wearing face masks annoy me

[Anonymous]

nope. i got the vaccine, i'm good and not paranoid anymore at all.

[Opinion Owner]

as for your update, no i'm not nervous about that. i've always had anxiety so that surely won't change. i still have my job, just currently not at the office and just working from home. i want to be somewhere, because being at home all day has actually made my anxiety worse.

[anon_teen]

Im not nervous because im scared of covid, im nervous because of socalizing with people again.