Are there still people around you who haven’t gotten the COVID vaccine?
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I’ve re-registered for the first time in six months. The only men I’m currently dating are doctors, so I don’t want to cause them any trouble, and I really don’t want to catch COVID. For any men I meet from now on, I’d honestly prefer them to be vaccinated—but are there still unvaccinated people around you?
The man I was dating before didn’t believe in vaccines at all. He said he didn’t want to put anything unnecessary into his body, so he refused to get vaccinated. He was also the type to say he would never get the flu shot again because he caught the flu the day after getting it once before.
I really would prefer to avoid men like that.
It seems like a lot of the people who are adamantly against getting vaccinated are older… Are there still people like that around you?
I’m Dai, a male member.
I believe vaccination rates are actually higher among older people. Wasn’t the real issue that younger people, who were worried about vaccine side effects, had lower vaccination rates?
According to the publicly available data on two-dose vaccination rates as of December 6:
The rate is around 75% among people in their 20s and 30s. However, every age group in their 50s and older has a vaccination rate of at least 88%.
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About 25% of Japanese people remain unvaccinated. It’s incredibly prejudiced to assume that older people don’t get vaccinated.
By the way, that acquaintance of yours is simply clueless—they don’t even know that you haven’t developed immunity the day after getting vaccinated.
Incidentally, I don’t know anyone around me who hasn’t been vaccinated.
If you’re using a dating service, I think it’s a good idea to state in your profile that you won’t meet anyone who is unvaccinated.
Marika
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I’m Aya, a female member.
No one around me has had that experience… My 25-year-old cousin has always been afraid of vaccines because even flu shots used to give him a fever, so he hasn’t gotten one. But most older people have.
It might be worth asking the staff something like, “For professional reasons, I’d prefer to meet only people who have been vaccinated. Would that be possible?”
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I’m a confused man in my 60s.
I’ve had two doses, but my college-student girlfriend is firmly against vaccines and says she absolutely won’t get one!
Well, we’ve only gone on dinner dates with an acrylic divider between us, so there’s no problem… haha.
I feel like, aside from women working in healthcare and the like, more women tend to be vaccine refusers.
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