How are you doing? I'm doing a little catching up...
I donno, for a person that isn't fond of all the gatherings and stuff, having a an 'excuse' that wont piss family off, is a good thing.
2020-12-22 14:27 from Nurb432
I donno, for a person that isn't fond of all the gatherings and
stuff, having a an 'excuse' that wont piss family off, is a good
thing.
I was about to say just that.
I can't stand most of my family, so any pandemic that prevents me from having to stand them is worth it, no matter how many millions die.
Oh, i like my family well enough and do visit them often, its just that i dont like formal gatherings.
Wed Dec 23 2020 04:10:00 EST from darknetuser
I was about to say just that.
I can't stand most of my family, so any pandemic that prevents me from having to stand them is worth it, no matter how many millions die.
My siblings and I are close - I haven't seen my brothers since June when our uncle died.
I really miss them. Fortunately, my parents, aunt, brothers, and sisters-in-law have had the first dose of the vaccine.
My sister and I are waiting our turn (likely another 2-3 weeks)
It'll be so nice to be able to hug everyone again!
There is only one human I wan at hugging distance. Horses and dogs are welcome to the hugging zone, however.
Everyone thinks I'm an extrovert. I like the convenience of a society - but I'd be fine in a Yurt with 200 miles of rugged, unpaved Montana between me and the next human in every direction - for a long time.
I like my immediate family - and I mean *immediate* - but, I'd even do OK all alone.
Social isolation has been wonderful. I don't have to hang out with people I don't care about and fake being interested in their lives, as often.
Wed Jan 13 2021 17:52:30 EST from darknetuserI know I am a selfish fuck, but I like the fact I can keep my distance from people in a socially acceptable way.
There is only one human I wan at hugging distance. Horses and dogs are welcome to the hugging zone, however.