What a weird time to be alive. Our lives sure went from predictable to what the fuck is happening now. These past few years have been, well, eventful to say the least, but I guess let's talk about the big one. Corona19. A very strange time, and one that I fear has taken a significant toll on my mental health and general well being. Isolation for extended periods of time seems to have made me much more anxious in public now. I'd say it goes beyond anxious, being in public makes me deeply uncomfortable at times. I can mask and get on with it, but I can't tell you the number of times I left somewhere early or cut something short because I wasn't comfortable. Large crowds especially make me basically nope out. With how many absolute morons there are in this country, I just find it easier to avoid people these days. Keep your Rona to yourselves, thank you. On one hand, I do enjoy the masks. Having something to hide behind has made it at least tolerable at times. Granted, people have basically stopped wearing masks everywhere now. I'll likely continue until I'm basically the only one. One, because it's nice to hide. Nice not having to pay attention to what my mouth is doing. Two, Caught covid and I'm likely immunocompromised now. (thanks liver disease) I had both doses, but was still fairly symptomatic. Could have been worse, but I can't lie, the body hurts in all new ways these days. But that'll perhaps be a post for another time. Assuming I keep up with this. Just like me to catch it right at the end. (assuming of course it doesn't further mutate and keep fucking shit up) (like that'd happen again) Three, will say, in general haven't gotten nearly as many colds as I usually do, which is nice.
And just as it 'ends' Russia invades Ukraine. It'd be nice if nothing were to happen for a few years, give us some time to catch our breath before we're thrown into the next awful thing. But i suppose that's life. Life doesn't care about what's fair. Life is just life.
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