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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

I mean I guess if Paxlovid would be helpful to PP’s kid in makes sense for them to test in their specific situation. But for most healthy non neurotic people - we’re not testing.

I have health issues. Multiple doctors said no to Paxlovid. I am still very careful. Akways mask, rarely go out but some selfish person like you gave it to me and it was two weeks of h#ll. You must be so pleased with yourself and your arrogance. You are missing that some people are not healthy and your selfish behavior has serious consequences for them.

This ridiculous vitriol towards healthy people living life as normal is why everyone thinks you’re nuts.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

I mean I guess if Paxlovid would be helpful to PP’s kid in makes sense for them to test in their specific situation. But for most healthy non neurotic people - we’re not testing.

I have health issues. Multiple doctors said no to Paxlovid. I am still very careful. Akways mask, rarely go out but some selfish person like you gave it to me and it was two weeks of h#ll. You must be so pleased with yourself and your arrogance. You are missing that some people are not healthy and your selfish behavior has serious consequences for them.

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Anonymous wrote:I picked up covid on a flight two weeks ago and I am still sick. I have done nothing but rest.

I haven't isolated the whole time but have tried to limit close exposures to avoid passing it on.

This is my third time having Covid and definitely the longest I have been sick. I have to fly again in a week. Airplanes are viral nightmares.

I think it is only respectful with any flu or virus to limit giving it to others as some people get taken down much harder than others and some don't have the resources to be off sick for days / weeks. Covid or not, if you are sick, stay home if you can until the contagion period is over.

I wear a mask on flights except when eating. The air is recirculated and not the cleanest. I should have masked on airplanes before COVID too.

I’m not worried at the grocery where I’m continually moving, but I’ll consider wearing a mask anywhere I have to sit still for hours or at a doctor’s office. I was just in a doctor waiting room with two hacking people.


COVID almost killed me last year, and I was hospitalized despite being a healthy weight, reg blood pressure, etc. So, I’ll do what I want.

I’m not bothered at all by people wearing masks, but I don’t understand this logic, and I think it’s things like this that fuel that mockery that some people engage in. Covid doesn’t care if you’re eating or moving quickly. If you’re going to mask, you kind of have to go all in for it to make sense.

I don’t agree. Don’t you think you’re more likely to catch it sitting in an enclosed plane than briefly walking by someone in a grocery store?

The plane thing makes no sense. Mask the whole time except then you’re eating? Covid knows not to mess with you during that time? Please explain how this makes sense.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

I mean I guess if Paxlovid would be helpful to PP’s kid in makes sense for them to test in their specific situation. But for most healthy non neurotic people - we’re not testing.

I have health issues. Multiple doctors said no to Paxlovid. I am still very careful. Akways mask, rarely go out but some selfish person like you gave it to me and it was two weeks of h#ll. You must be so pleased with yourself and your arrogance. You are missing that some people are not healthy and your selfish behavior has serious consequences for them.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

I mean I guess if Paxlovid would be helpful to PP’s kid in makes sense for them to test in their specific situation. But for most healthy non neurotic people - we’re not testing.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

What is wrong with you?

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Anonymous wrote:I picked up covid on a flight two weeks ago and I am still sick. I have done nothing but rest.

I haven't isolated the whole time but have tried to limit close exposures to avoid passing it on.

This is my third time having Covid and definitely the longest I have been sick. I have to fly again in a week. Airplanes are viral nightmares.

I think it is only respectful with any flu or virus to limit giving it to others as some people get taken down much harder than others and some don't have the resources to be off sick for days / weeks. Covid or not, if you are sick, stay home if you can until the contagion period is over.

I wear a mask on flights except when eating. The air is recirculated and not the cleanest. I should have masked on airplanes before COVID too.

I’m not worried at the grocery where I’m continually moving, but I’ll consider wearing a mask anywhere I have to sit still for hours or at a doctor’s office. I was just in a doctor waiting room with two hacking people.


COVID almost killed me last year, and I was hospitalized despite being a healthy weight, reg blood pressure, etc. So, I’ll do what I want.

I’m not bothered at all by people wearing masks, but I don’t understand this logic, and I think it’s things like this that fuel that mockery that some people engage in. Covid doesn’t care if you’re eating or moving quickly. If you’re going to mask, you kind of have to go all in for it to make sense.

I don’t agree. Don’t you think you’re more likely to catch it sitting in an enclosed plane than briefly walking by someone in a grocery store?

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

For what purpose? You're not going to prevent him from being exposed to covid regularly without locking him in a bubble. Whatever condition he has likely dwarfs the risks of covid itself.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I picked up covid on a flight two weeks ago and I am still sick. I have done nothing but rest.

I haven't isolated the whole time but have tried to limit close exposures to avoid passing it on.

This is my third time having Covid and definitely the longest I have been sick. I have to fly again in a week. Airplanes are viral nightmares.

I think it is only respectful with any flu or virus to limit giving it to others as some people get taken down much harder than others and some don't have the resources to be off sick for days / weeks. Covid or not, if you are sick, stay home if you can until the contagion period is over.

I wear a mask on flights except when eating. The air is recirculated and not the cleanest. I should have masked on airplanes before COVID too.

I’m not worried at the grocery where I’m continually moving, but I’ll consider wearing a mask anywhere I have to sit still for hours or at a doctor’s office. I was just in a doctor waiting room with two hacking people.


COVID almost killed me last year, and I was hospitalized despite being a healthy weight, reg blood pressure, etc. So, I’ll do what I want.

I’m not bothered at all by people wearing masks, but I don’t understand this logic, and I think it’s things like this that fuel that mockery that some people engage in. Covid doesn’t care if you’re eating or moving quickly. If you’re going to mask, you kind of have to go all in for it to make sense.

I think it's really, REALLY messed up masks are not required in doctors offices. Insane really.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.

I test. My son has a pre-existing condition that does not mix well with Covid. Why are you so unable to think outside of your own little world?

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know people were still testing for this anymore. It's 2024, not 2021. It's endemic. We don't isolate anymore and nobody masks. There's no point.