Jumper Geo
Life's a bitch and then you die.
- Feb 23, 2020
- 2,910
Life always been hell, covid is just a flu man controlled virus to kill off the aldies because they remember how the world was before all these fuckin technologies.
And due to the motivation and stupidity from younger generations.
Pensioners are the most likely to revolt.
And due to the motivation and stupidity from younger generations.
Pensioners are the most likely to revolt.
GenesAndEnvironment
Autistic loser
- Jan 26, 2021
- 5,739
My life was not that different and apart from going to movies will not change much once lockdown is over
LunarPyotr
Похорони меня возле МКАДа
- Jul 4, 2020
- 495
My life is kinda different. I mean, I still was depressed as af back then but at least I could distract myself with traveling through Europe whenever I could.
In all honestly, I had so much freedom and visited so many places and now whenever I want to cross some border, I would need to show a covid test :|
But yeah, now it's not like I even have the money to travel.
In all honestly, I had so much freedom and visited so many places and now whenever I want to cross some border, I would need to show a covid test :|
But yeah, now it's not like I even have the money to travel.
Dr Iron Arc
Into the Unknown
- Feb 10, 2020
- 20,718
Yeah, I can. I miss playing Smash with my friends which I can't really do as much now because online sucks.
I also miss going to see movies in actual theaters even though I also enjoy the convenience of streaming them at home nowadays.
Mostly I miss when everyone else in my household was out of it. Staying at home to me is great but not when everyone else is in it all the time.
I also miss going to see movies in actual theaters even though I also enjoy the convenience of streaming them at home nowadays.
Mostly I miss when everyone else in my household was out of it. Staying at home to me is great but not when everyone else is in it all the time.
GrumpyFrog
Exhausted
- Aug 23, 2020
- 1,913
Yeah, I do remember having fun before the pandemic. Way before the pandemic.
My isolation didn't begin with the quarantine, it began several years before that with losing all my friends and then being mostly stuck at home for health reasons after a botched suicide attempt. The only thing that quarantine changed for me is that I have less chances to have the apartment to myself, because now my roommate can't go out much and stays at home with me. But technnically yes, I wasn't always isolated and I do remember what it's like to have fun.
My isolation didn't begin with the quarantine, it began several years before that with losing all my friends and then being mostly stuck at home for health reasons after a botched suicide attempt. The only thing that quarantine changed for me is that I have less chances to have the apartment to myself, because now my roommate can't go out much and stays at home with me. But technnically yes, I wasn't always isolated and I do remember what it's like to have fun.
I remember 2017, when I thought I was in recovery and felt hope, at least some of the time...
(and my darling dog was alive and healthy).
I also remember the first two weeks of lockdown, Spring 2020, when I briefly and oh so naively thought maybe, just maybe, with a lot of if's and but's, this could change things in society for the better.
What a deluded fool I was.
(and my darling dog was alive and healthy).
I also remember the first two weeks of lockdown, Spring 2020, when I briefly and oh so naively thought maybe, just maybe, with a lot of if's and but's, this could change things in society for the better.
What a deluded fool I was.
Black Rose Bunny
I’m having simpsons of mental illness
- Jan 29, 2020
- 116
