I’m actually looking forward to some quality time with family at home

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Stop, OP. OMG.

Not OP, but get over sanctimonious self.

You are horrible.

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

Bubble people don’t know that. Just concerned about “lovely” things and decompressing.

Terrible things are happening all over the world, all the time. I’m not going to fail to enjoy the enjoyable aspects of my life because of w bey bad thing happening elsewhere, or I’d always be miserable. I do what I can to help others when I can, and my career is one that seeks to improve the lives of others.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Stop, OP. OMG.

Not OP, but get over sanctimonious self.

You are horrible.

And you are ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

Bubble people don’t know that. Just concerned about “lovely” things and decompressing.

Terrible things are happening all over the world, all the time. I’m not going to fail to enjoy the enjoyable aspects of my life because of w bey bad thing happening elsewhere, or I’d always be miserable. I do what I can to help others when I can, and my career is one that seeks to improve the lives of others.

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

Bubble people don’t know that. Just concerned about “lovely” things and decompressing.

Terrible things are happening all over the world, all the time. I’m not going to fail to enjoy the enjoyable aspects of my life because of w bey bad thing happening elsewhere, or I’d always be miserable. I do what I can to help others when I can, and my career is one that seeks to improve the lives of others.

Tone deaf. Check your privilege, please.

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

Bubble people don’t know that. Just concerned about “lovely” things and decompressing.

Terrible things are happening all over the world, all the time. I’m not going to fail to enjoy the enjoyable aspects of my life because of w bey bad thing happening elsewhere, or I’d always be miserable. I do what I can to help others when I can, and my career is one that seeks to improve the lives of others.

Tone deaf. Check your privilege, please.

No, that's simple reality.

[Anonymous]

Eh, OP is just trying to appreciate the silver lining of a bad situation. Although I am not relishing the idea of entertaining two small kids every waking hour for 2+ weeks, I do feel somewhat comforted that we won’t be worrying about their exposure to the virus at school.

[Anonymous]

While the OP came off as a little tone deaf to the realities of COVID-19, the vicious responses on this thread make me think that most of you are simply panicked, and the panic is coming out sideways in the form of empty moral judgement. Get a grip. At least some people are trying to see a bright side to this.

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

So it's my fault you structured your life in a way that you won't get to enjoy any of this forced quarantined? Just because you're going to be miserable doesn't mean everyone will be or that they have to feign misery to make you feel better about your situation. And for the record, I'm not a housewife, but way to make yourself sound like a bitter idiot.

Immediate pp here. I am not sure what you mean here. I work in one of the above professions. I am with OP in that I am going to enjoy some quality time off with my family. I think the teleworking pp sounds like a bitter idiot, frankly.

[Anonymous]

OP is truly an example of blind white privilege and our generation’s most self-centered mothers.

No wonder people hate us.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

So it's my fault you structured your life in a way that you won't get to enjoy any of this forced quarantined? Just because you're going to be miserable doesn't mean everyone will be or that they have to feign misery to make you feel better about your situation. And for the record, I'm not a housewife, but way to make yourself sound like a bitter idiot.

NP here. Be glad and thankful I structured my life this way since I am your child’s doctor. You fricking idiot.

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Anonymous wrote:Typical hysteria from the pearl-clutching DCUM bunch. We're being forced to stay at home in order to protect ourselves and others, but we're not allowed to express the fact that it may be a welcome break? I swear this board is full of anxiety-ridden psychos.

A break? Not for the people who will have to telework with kids at home.

+1. Not everyone is a rich dependent housewife. Idiots.

But some people are hair dressers, bus drivers, teachers, retail, etc etc. Not everyone can telework. Idiot.

So it's my fault you structured your life in a way that you won't get to enjoy any of this forced quarantined? Just because you're going to be miserable doesn't mean everyone will be or that they have to feign misery to make you feel better about your situation. And for the record, I'm not a housewife, but way to make yourself sound like a bitter idiot.

NP here. Be glad and thankful I structured my life this way since I am your child’s doctor. You fricking idiot.

+1. I’m the nurse in your ER, the technician giving your mother chemo therapy, the cop protecting your home...

[Anonymous]

Some extra crazies out. I guess it makes sense. The already anxious DCUM set's nerves can't take much more of this, I don't think.

[Anonymous]

I agree, I look forwarding to being home with my kids.

[Anonymous]

I despair for humanity given the responses in this thread.

Finding the good in things is always important. look for silver linings, be grateful for the small good that comes from struggle.

Enjoy your time with your family OP. I think it will slow down life for many and that is a good thing. Some will waste the benefits due to being riddled with anxiety and hysteria rather than seeing the good in it.