COVID and the Omicron variant are really raging, aren’t they?
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Before long, restrictions or a state of emergency will probably be declared.
I’ve had three vaccine doses, but…
It’s becoming difficult to meet not only multiple people, of course, but even my two or three regular partners.
During the last state of emergency, we only had dates at home, but with Omicron being so contagious, I feel that will be difficult too.
Considering my social responsibilities and occupation, I know there’s really only one answer…
But my regular partners are emotionally and physically healing for me, and I desperately want to see them.
Should I refrain from dating?
Or should I continue dating without worrying about it?
What are all of you doing?
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I’ve given the same answer to other questions, but I think it’s best to assess the risks as a whole, including the questioner’s occupation and whether they live with any elderly family members. The situation would be different for a healthcare worker than for an ordinary office worker, for example.
I don’t get overly anxious about it; I just take the usual daily precautions against infection and pay attention to my health.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I continue going on dates without worrying about it.
We have meals in private rooms, and otherwise only have an adult relationship (intimate), so there don’t seem to be any other close contacts.
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Seattle.
I think Omicron and the like should just be treated as Category 5 and left alone, but I’m sure they’ll pander to public opinion and declare another state of emergency.
By next week, the number of people in Tokyo infected with the bug will exceed 10,000 a day.
Whatever. I’m unemployed and single, so it’s nice that restaurants and tourist spots are less crowded when I travel or eat out.
For CEOs and others in prominent positions, I think it’s fine to keep working and socializing with precautions, such as limiting meetings to private rooms.
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Girls in college at Starbucks were saying:
“Funny how it’s always the low-paying papas who go on about their pointless sense of justice~
They’re ugly, yet they make that faraway, contemplative face~
They want to stick it in for just ¥50,000 per meeting, but then they go on about how dangerous Omicron is. LOL”
Anyway, who should I give the ¥30,000 I took out of my wallet to? It was supposed to be for h●r撮り funds or something. Once the money’s out, you can’t exactly put it back.
—A losing man
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