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@augieray As part of the Covid cautious bubble for years now I can understand a little bit that our statements cause discomfort or anger. We experienced the whole society leaving us alone and don't caring about Covid anymore. I think there is this fear we might leave the bubble as well.
But for me, there is a big difference between taking small risks for oneself or risking other people's health. I isolated myself instantly and didn't infect anybody - would be nice if everybody did this. (2/2)
@augieray I posted something quite similar just yesterday. I had my first Covid infection two months ago out of the blue, so it did something with me: Am I really willing to try to avoid 100 % of infections (which worked for six years but obviously doesn't work forever) when this means to impair my mental health? I came to the conclusion: for the next months I will be doing more things outdoors without a mask. Can I be infected again? Yes. But statistically, now is the best moment for it. (1/2)
