meowkittenmeow
Well-Known Member
I keep my distance. Exes, old flames, previous “potentials”, and online matches all seem to be trying to “hook it up”. I think with so many people getting validation online and in person, they are starved for attention. I just say no and keep it moving. As far as neighbors, I am cordial, but keep to myself. Now that everyone is keeping their distance... I am actually enjoying some aspects of this (obviously not the death, sickness, pain, and jobless that people are experiencing).People having strokes as young as 30 with little or mild symptoms.
I have no conversations with people that don't wear a mask except for neighborhood folks that know how to distance.
White people around here are pretty good at social distancing.
Black folk not so much, "they only fear God not a virus."
They get one warning. Usually a very nice one or a threat depending on the circumstances.
Both warnings are essentially the same if they are ignored.
