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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 242634" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>Essentially, Covid19 has stopped me from seeing my mother, who doesn´t live in my city. She lives in a town about 70 kms away from me. I have to take a train to go there, since I don´t drive. A train that stops every 5 minutes, with more people coming and going. I haven´t taken the chance to go because it would too risky for me, and for my mother too, in case I got the virus on the train. Believe me, nobody can stay 2 meters away from everybody else, not on buses, and much less on a "commuter" train. That is the worst thing, because my mother is not getting any younger. It´s also been a big letdown to see people not giving a damn about the pandemic since early summer. No masks, lots of parties, crowded places. No surprise to anybody what has happened, really. Most of us who saw all this expected the current outcome.</p><p></p><p>About the rest, well, not that much really has changed. I have been seeing my only friend, I actually spent the first quarantine month at his home. That way it was easier to keep everything under control and do the indispensable things like shopping. I spend a lot of time at home usually, because I´m not working now, and that has not changed. In that sense, that has been a positive thing: I didn´t lose my job for the crisis, nor I get anxious at home because I have my hobbies. But of course, one has to go out to meet his friends, or have a walk, or make some errands, or whatever. This I couldn´t do it as I used to.</p><p></p><p>When/if this changes, I will hug and kiss my most loved ones. Warmth is sorely missed, and physical contact too. I also want to travel again next year, and meet my mother, brothers and nieces. And, well, throwing away those damn masks and take a deep breath of air every time I get out. (And a bit of sex would be great!)</p><p></p><p style="text-align: center">[ATTACH=full]23383[/ATTACH]</p> <p style="text-align: center"></p> <p style="text-align: center">But not like this, thank you!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Toni, post: 242634, member: 82"] Essentially, Covid19 has stopped me from seeing my mother, who doesn´t live in my city. She lives in a town about 70 kms away from me. I have to take a train to go there, since I don´t drive. A train that stops every 5 minutes, with more people coming and going. I haven´t taken the chance to go because it would too risky for me, and for my mother too, in case I got the virus on the train. Believe me, nobody can stay 2 meters away from everybody else, not on buses, and much less on a "commuter" train. That is the worst thing, because my mother is not getting any younger. It´s also been a big letdown to see people not giving a damn about the pandemic since early summer. No masks, lots of parties, crowded places. No surprise to anybody what has happened, really. Most of us who saw all this expected the current outcome. About the rest, well, not that much really has changed. I have been seeing my only friend, I actually spent the first quarantine month at his home. That way it was easier to keep everything under control and do the indispensable things like shopping. I spend a lot of time at home usually, because I´m not working now, and that has not changed. In that sense, that has been a positive thing: I didn´t lose my job for the crisis, nor I get anxious at home because I have my hobbies. But of course, one has to go out to meet his friends, or have a walk, or make some errands, or whatever. This I couldn´t do it as I used to. When/if this changes, I will hug and kiss my most loved ones. Warmth is sorely missed, and physical contact too. I also want to travel again next year, and meet my mother, brothers and nieces. And, well, throwing away those damn masks and take a deep breath of air every time I get out. (And a bit of sex would be great!) [CENTER][ATTACH type="full" alt="1603298439000.png"]23383[/ATTACH] But not like this, thank you![/CENTER] [/QUOTE]
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