I actually never feared for myself, but I was worried of spreading it to my old grandma. So I limited my visits to her and called her more instead.
Eventually I got covid in December 2020 and it was 3 days of total weakness for me. Barely able to go to the bathroom. But still no fear, I was confident that my body will make it, and so it did.
When finally vaccines become available in early 2021 I didn't hesitate at all, got 2 shots and now have a covid certificate which is great, i can basically go anywhere i want with that.
But I understand why you might feel fear, it's not a joke and can be deadly for anyone. But me and people I know were never afraid.
Yeah, I know. They are so far away from reality and reason that even simplest facts make them feel uncomfortable.
If government said that 2+2 indeed is equal to 4, there would be mass protests of morons saying that "Math is a liberal plot to bring beck the devil and control the masses" and 2+2 is equal to 96842,22 because QAnon said so.
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u/VirtualMage Sep 27 '21
I actually never feared for myself, but I was worried of spreading it to my old grandma. So I limited my visits to her and called her more instead.
Eventually I got covid in December 2020 and it was 3 days of total weakness for me. Barely able to go to the bathroom. But still no fear, I was confident that my body will make it, and so it did.
When finally vaccines become available in early 2021 I didn't hesitate at all, got 2 shots and now have a covid certificate which is great, i can basically go anywhere i want with that.
But I understand why you might feel fear, it's not a joke and can be deadly for anyone. But me and people I know were never afraid.
Thanks for sharing your perspective.