The coronavirus is spreading—how is everyone handling adult relationships? lol
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Has anyone turned down an adult relationship because they were worried about catching the coronavirus?
I’m planning to ask my partner to stick to dinner only for a while, but I’m curious what everyone else is doing.
I’m Basil, a male member.
It seems flu cases have decreased this year, probably because the coronavirus scare has raised people’s awareness of prevention. The number of flu cases—and deaths from it—must have been far higher.
I understand that something unknown can be frightening, but from a layperson’s perspective, I feel like the panic has gotten a little out of hand. You can’t even find masks anywhere.
That said, I never really worried about the flu in my club activities, and I feel the same way about the coronavirus. Of course, I take precautions every year, such as washing my hands and gargling, but I’m not going to sacrifice the things I enjoy by making prevention my top priority.
If anything, with so many activities being canceled or restricted, I’ll have more free time and may end up meeting women more often.
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I’m Hikouki, a male member.
Even the Nobunaga I admire said, “A man’s life is but fifty years.”
Once you’re around fifty—especially if you’ve been married several times—you have no regrets, whatever may happen in life.
As Papuwa and Marika have written, there are risks involved, both during the meal and on the way to where things ultimately lead.
Since I can’t exactly stop meeting people, I leave it to fate, pick her up at her home, and go straight to a love hotel. Even hotels carry risks, of course, so I’m careful—I might not even stop at a convenience store.
At least this lets us avoid crowds and conversations while placing orders.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
I can only meet once or twice a month, if that. The other day, we had to cancel because of my circumstances, and I was sobbing. So for me, not meeting at all or doing dinner only isn’t really an option!
What scares me is that people might panic over this, start asking who the culprit is, and begin suspecting one another.
We should both make sure to follow the basics, like washing our hands and gargling, and act with moderation.
The children can’t even go to school, and mothers all over the country are getting more and more stressed. Still, I can’t help thinking that maybe this is a chance to do things we normally can’t.
The graduation ceremony will be scaled down, but I’m glad they’re still allowing it to take place (*^^*)
As expected, Paper Airplane has become more cautious too... (^_^;)
P.S. Rice Magistrate (Huh? Who’s that?)
What are you afraid of that keeps you from having an adult relationship～?
You’re in love, of course, right?
That nickname in my head was inspired by Lord Ōoka Echizen♪
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I’m too afraid of the coronavirus to have an adult relationship (intimate)（笑）
I suppose healthy people don’t have that much to worry about, but just to be extra cautious, if we meet, we can both wear masks... and that should be fine...
A mask on the face and a bag over the lower half... perfection, right?
Really?（笑）
P.S.
Meg, I’m not afraid of the coronavirus!（笑）
Don’t call it “lovey-dovey” or anything... I finish quickly, so you never know when I might kick the bucket（笑）
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I’m Marika, a female member.
Wouldn’t simply having a meal together count as close contact? It’s not as though we were having sex on a yakatabune.
If you’re being extremely cautious and strict, you should avoid dining together altogether. But if you’re going to have a meal, I don’t think continuing the relationship afterward changes much. It’s not a sexually transmitted infection, after all.
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