if I’m honest if it was me I’d just resume contact. As long as you’re both practising social distancing every other instance you have to live your life.
signs are signs, I’m certain there’s a lot of psychology to the Colour of signs etc so whilst they aren’t contemporary or cool they have a reason!They need to be bright, garish and in warning colours like yellow and red to stand out and signify they are important. Having a subtle minimally design danger sign totally defeats the purpose of themif I’m honest if it was me I’d just resume contact. As long as you’re both practising social distancing every other instance you have to live your life.
These women are probably the definition of nimbys. They would have a problem with everything.
Three mothers are considering legal battle with Government
Three mothers may sue the Government over school closures, claiming it may have breached children's human rights. They fear social distancing in schools could cause psychological damage.www.dailymail.co.uk
Honestly the government would have been dammed if they do, dammed if they dont with people like this around...
Meh what people need to be reminded of, is that far more people are still dying of cancer alone in the UK than they are of covid. Then there's heart disease, sepsis, smoking related lung disease, road accidents, etc all each still taking far more people out than covid is, but we don't have signs all over the place for any of them?
if I’m honest if it was me I’d just resume contact. As long as you’re both practising social distancing every other instance you have to live your life.
mostly because we are in a pandemic? Also there are plenty of warnings of lung cancer of cigarette packets. I do get your point but this is something many of us are able to help control
ah, well that’s a little different then - didn’t realise so apologise.
As someone who's parent is not going through cancer treatment right now due to covid I am well aware that people still die from cancer and other things. But the idea that we don't take steps to avoid other illnesses is farcical. We do cover cigarette packets with photos of cancer ridden lungs, we put gory posters up at bus shelters of what mouth cancer looks like, we run tv adverts on the effects of second hand smoke, drinking and driving. All food is now labelled with calorie information, serving size information, we put a tax on sugar to fund the nhs services that are most under strain by obesity related illnesses. So why do some 2m signs offend you so much? We do plenty to make people aware of the dangers from other illnesses but right now this is the new, global, danger.
Could you move in with your partner? Sorry to judgemental but if you are trying for a baby for that long are you not ready/able to live together?
Do it! My husband asked what I wanted to do for mine (its on Friday, the big 30!) and I said what can we do. We have booked theatre tickets, a gig and a mini break away. Now its gin and scones in the garden with my parents
I suggested the beach but frankly its too stressful, I might push the boat out and go to the garden centre alone!I have to admit I had a sleepover on Saturday night, for the first time in 72 days. I felt guilty but it’s just me living in my flat. Slightly annoyed I’ve lost all moral high ground!
if I’m honest if it was me I’d just resume contact. As long as you’re both practising social distancing every other instance you have to live your life.
I’m in my early 20s and in a long term relationship so we don’t live together. We didn’t have the option of moving in together. We are both living with parents and siblings.. if my boyfriend was able to lockdown here my parents would also have to allow my brothers girlfriend (same goes in his house) and the house just isn’t big enough for an extra 2 people and extra mouths to feed/bills to pay.
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I'm the exact same, now we can go in gardens we've decided its worth the drive for a long day together in the garden (with toilet access ha ha) but nobody has mentioned when we can have a hug, or sleepover again. I get theres worse things happening but it seems vast numbers are just forgottenI’m in my early 20s and in a long term relationship so we don’t live together. We didn’t have the option of moving in together. We are both living with parents and siblings.. if my boyfriend was able to lockdown here my parents would also have to allow my brothers girlfriend (same goes in his house) and the house just isn’t big enough for an extra 2 people and extra mouths to feed/bills to pay.
I feel completely forgotten about. It’s been 12 weeks since I saw him and not once has the suggestion of being able to have contact soon been considered
I feel the same and completely sympathise. We don't even have a car so can only rely on public transport to get there plus a car ride at the other end. I have no idea when the rules may be relaxed further as Skype and facetime is nice but not the same as seeing them in person.
