Same here. Fkn ***ed off and angry. When I see the Cummings, Jenryks etc get away with what they did when we obey the rules makes me puke. And even if some people do break the rules, although it is wrong, I really cannot blame them.
Some people cant see the wood for the trees. Border closures must be a valid consideration now surely
And you mate - a bummer but there it is.
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No worrries. Nicola's already done it
Well said and I do know exactly what you are going through, I have been the same. I actually think about you sometimes and pray that things get better for you. I fell lucky. I met a marvellous woman and married her. She helps me a lot when I am low in mood. I hope you find the same. Take care mate, keep safe and try to have a good Christmas.There are going to be a lot of lonely people this Christmas. I live alone, I finish work on Wednesday and do not return until Monday 4th January. I’m already struggling to adapt to working at home with a lack of social contact at work. Rather than looking forward to the break I’m dreading it. I cannot do anything, go see people without knowing I am breaking the rules. It gets dark early, during the spring lockdown I went walking for hours in the evening just to get out out the house.
I won’t go into detail but even my plans for Xmas day itself mean my family are slightly bending the rules. Am I expected to spend the day on my own?? And before anyone mentions bubbles you could count on one hand the number of people who’ve been in my house / back yard socially since March (although I have employed an electrician and painter
Ive suffere with anxiety for decades and was diagnosed clinically depressed in December last year. I was off work for best part of six weeks in summer with depression as I couldn’t adapt to working from home.
Those on this thread showing little and no compassion towards those who will break the rules need to keep their nasty little self
righteous comments to themselves.
to anyone reading this who is upset or struggling tonight, peace and love. Take care and UTB
Good luck to you mate.There are going to be a lot of lonely people this Christmas. I live alone, I finish work on Wednesday and do not return until Monday 4th January. I’m already struggling to adapt to working at home with a lack of social contact at work. Rather than looking forward to the break I’m dreading it. I cannot do anything, go see people without knowing I am breaking the rules. It gets dark early, during the spring lockdown I went walking for hours in the evening just to get out out the house.
I won’t go into detail but even my plans for Xmas day itself mean my family are slightly bending the rules. Am I expected to spend the day on my own?? And before anyone mentions bubbles you could count on one hand the number of people who’ve been in my house / back yard socially since March (although I have employed an electrician and painter
Ive suffere with anxiety for decades and was diagnosed clinically depressed in December last year. I was off work for best part of six weeks in summer with depression as I couldn’t adapt to working from home.
Those on this thread showing little and no compassion towards those who will break the rules need to keep their nasty little self
righteous comments to themselves.
to anyone reading this who is upset or struggling tonight, peace and love. Take care and UTB
I understand, I really do. Calling me names won’t help things though. Here’s the thing though, the thing I’ve been saying for a while now: meeting up at Christmas, with cases being so high and the virus still clearly circulating massively, is going to EXTEND the measure we have to put in place next year. You can be careful, you can think everything you do so fine. The thing is not everyone will be and, even if you are, it’s still remarkably easy to spread viruses. You just need to see that if you’re fed up of being isolated, if you’re struggling with loneliness the VERY WORST thing you can do is plan to meet up with people next Friday. It’s going to make the 2021 suffering and isolation longer and much much worse. Why can’t we just hold our nerve, survive this winter. What for vaccines to ramp up and then let restrictions reduce. It’s a terrible thing for those struggling mentally to give false hope next week and a longer lockdown next yearThere are going to be a lot of lonely people this Christmas. I live alone, I finish work on Wednesday and do not return until Monday 4th January. I’m already struggling to adapt to working at home with a lack of social contact at work. Rather than looking forward to the break I’m dreading it. I cannot do anything, go see people without knowing I am breaking the rules. It gets dark early, during the spring lockdown I went walking for hours in the evening just to get out out the house.
I won’t go into detail but even my plans for Xmas day itself mean my family are slightly bending the rules. Am I expected to spend the day on my own?? And before anyone mentions bubbles you could count on one hand the number of people who’ve been in my house / back yard socially since March (although I have employed an electrician and painter
Ive suffere with anxiety for decades and was diagnosed clinically depressed in December last year. I was off work for best part of six weeks in summer with depression as I couldn’t adapt to working from home.
Those on this thread showing little and no compassion towards those who will break the rules need to keep their nasty little self
righteous comments to themselves.
to anyone reading this who is upset or struggling tonight, peace and love. Take care and UTB
Bang on the money
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I will be with 3 others. My brother (who has actually had covid) mother and sister in law. It’s three households. We’re going to a pub. I’ve been out to a pub a handful of times since March. I know it’s contagious but I don’t care. Really don’t F***ing care. Sorry. I’ve had a F***ing miserable unhappy year and spent most of it on my own. So forgive me for wanting a few hours of happiness and company.
