Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why does this bother you? Your sister is entitled to feel however she wants to feel. If it bothers you, don’t hang out with her. I cannot understand why Covid has given people this window of deciding what is acceptable behavior or not. Don’t be a Karen.
What is this were something besides covid anxiety. Would you say the same thing if the sister was an alcoholic? I doubt you would say:
"Why does this bother you. Your sister is entitled to drink as much as she wants to if she feels like it. If it bothers you don't hang out with her. MYOB and don't be a Karen"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP
Shut up and mind your own business.
If anything your sister is more compassionate than you are. Grow up.
She is not hurting anyone.
Well for starters, she's most likely hurting her parents, whom she refuses to visit for no good reason.
Anonymous wrote:Why does this bother you? Your sister is entitled to feel however she wants to feel. If it bothers you, don’t hang out with her. I cannot understand why Covid has given people this window of deciding what is acceptable behavior or not. Don’t be a Karen.
Anonymous wrote:We have unvaccinated kids. We do not see family or eat out. They are living their lives as normal and don’t care about the risk to us. They would not see us when they were not vaccinated so same rules apply.
Anonymous wrote:OP
Shut up and mind your own business.
If anything your sister is more compassionate than you are. Grow up.
She is not hurting anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Why does this bother you? Your sister is entitled to feel however she wants to feel. If it bothers you, don’t hang out with her. I cannot understand why Covid has given people this window of deciding what is acceptable behavior or not. Don’t be a Karen.
Anonymous wrote:My sister is in her late thirties. She is completely terrified of getting Covid. She was vaccinated months ago but refuses to be around my elementary-school age children (she has no children) because they are unvaccinated. A couple of weeks ago I visited her and she insisted we all sit outside and she then eat at a different table from everyone, wearing a mask when not eating. She has no health conditions or co-morbidities and is a fit, healthy person. She won't visit our elderly parents (even though they live near her) from fear of Covid. I tried to tell her this is too much and she says I'm judging her and that she has her boundaries. It makes me feel sad that she is this way, but I don't feel there is anything I can/should do.
Anonymous wrote:OP
Shut up and mind your own business.
If anything your sister is more compassionate than you are. Grow up.
She is not hurting anyone.