What do you think about having sex after getting the COVID vaccine?
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She received her third COVID vaccine two days ago. Her side effects were pretty severe after the second dose, but this time they don’t seem to be as bad. She invited me to stay overnight at my place tomorrow, but since it’ll only be the third day, I’m wondering if side effects could still appear. What do you think?
We have a monthly arrangement, so it’s not like she suddenly needs money. She says she feels fine now, and depending on how she’s doing, I’m thinking we could just spend the night together and have her go home. Since she was the one who invited me, and I know she’s probably been feeling frustrated after everything that’s been going on, I agreed to go—but I’m still a little concerned about her condition since it’s only been three days.
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If she’s feeling sexually pent-up, wouldn’t you two become even closer if you helped her get there without putting too much strain on her body?
I’ll be looking forward to your third installment of couple bragging.
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If it’s “not that bad this time,” then I think it should be fine. Even if she feels unwell that day, I’m sure she’ll let you know properly, so I think everything will be okay.
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Second-dose side effects… Was she taken to the ER and put on a ventilator in the ICU?
Please consider a fever normal—I get one too.
If three days have passed since the vaccination, I think she should be fine.
Besides, she says she’s okay, so I think it’s fine to be gentle and intimate with her. If anything happens, call an ambulance.
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If the woman herself says it isn’t too bad this time, then it should be fine, shouldn’t it?
Isn’t it wonderful that she wants to see you that badly? Maybe you’re worried precisely because she’s someone you care about…
If so, when you meet and she doesn’t seem to be feeling well, why not offer to just sleep beside her that day?
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She knows best whether she’s still experiencing any side effects.
If she says she’s fine, she’s probably not pushing herself too hard.
I think you’re worrying unnecessarily.
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Just a moment ago, I asked my daughter, “I’m the kindest papa in the world, right?” She immediately answered, “Yes,” then added, “There’s only one papa.”
Hmm… does that mean I’m also her one-and-only “べべた” at the same time??
There’s nothing to worry about. Become each other’s number-one person in the world.
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