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Who's afraid of Coronavirus?

After the pandemic is over...

  • Everything will be back to the situation we had before, give or take some minor elements

    Votes: 3 27.3%

  • This is the beginning of The End, more or less

    Votes: 5 45.5%

  • IDK, rather not think about it

    Votes: 1 9.1%

  • I love you: die

    Votes: 2 18.2%
  • Total voters
    11
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^ This is not the 'global crisis' they had imagined and been preparing for: a virus that they can not see wearing a turban, gayparading, taking over their assets or pointing at their interstellar home with a giant glowing finger, is not something they can bravely use to make shooting practices.
 
Thought I would start a thread for some discussion about being gay and dealing with this virus. Most of us go out a lot, are social butterflies and are sluts haha. I know my life has changed quite a bit. I was supposed to go on a gay cruise in March so I am pretty bummed I didn't get to go. I haven't hooked up with anyone in quite some time and obviously haven't gone out anywhere even though I really didn't frequent bars or clubs as much as I used to anyway. I definitely miss hanging out with friends and my basketball team the most. How about you guys?
 
Since I have a partner of over 35 years....nothing really at all has changed for us in rural homoland.

But for single and younger socially and sexually active guys...I am sure that it must be stressful. So hugs to you all.

Stay safe. Stay home.
 
For those who are used to having casual sex, then they are idiots for not changing your lives. But, I've been wondering lately if the cornavirus has changed life for those JUBbers who live with others, either in a relationship with someone or just sharing a home. Have you changed how you interact with those in your home? Just asking before I answer for myself.
 
Cormac135 said:
Of course Mark if you made me a MOD here that would fill up my spare time and keep the general public safer.
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:rotflmao: I think your post count is too low. J/J
 
My fella lives just 10 minutes away, but unfortunately it's in the other side of the Can/US border. It might as well be a million miles away ��. This is the longest I've gone without some lovin' in many moons.
 
In relation to being gay nothing has changed at all.

I spend 24/7 with my husband but he is also my best friend and we enjoy spending time together.

What has changed it my awareness and using gloves and a mask and keeping a safe distance when i am out which is the same thing straight people are doing. I guess coronavirus is the great equalizer in that respect.
 
It hasn't changed much for me. I'm not a fan of the whole apps & hookup stuff, I haven't had a casual hookup in years. What I really like is going out to sex clubs, it's been 2 months since my last time, so I'm still in my average span.

Something has changed for better, though. I met a guy at a club some time ago. At first it was just a sexual friendship. Over the last months we became a bit closer... we have a lot in common. During this coronavirus times we are texting everyday and there are signs we might be on to something new together :luv:
 
My life has changed in a number of ways.

I'm working from home on a small laptop rather than at the office where I have two large screens. That's much less efficient and I miss the interaction with colleagues and physically travelling to work every day. I don't, on the other hand, miss the continual hassle of delayed and cancelled trains which I normally have to contend with.

My boyfriend lives with his parents and I haven't been able to see him in the flesh as it were for over a month, although we're keeping in touch online. We normally go out for at least two nights each week for drinks and/or food and that's just not been possible. Talk of a holiday is on hold, but the amount we're saving by not going out means that the holiday budget is steadily increasing. My liver also must be appreciating my relative sobriety.

I haven't been able to see much of my mum either. She's in isolation at home as she's considered vulnerable after treatment for cancer and I don't want to undo the hospital's good work by giving her anything. I deliver groceries every week, but keep my distance.
 
It's the fucking worst.

I'm a bartender. I meet, entertain, hug dozens of people a day and have made some of my closest friends at work. I miss my job and connecting with others.

I also am 25lbs thinner now than I was to start the year. My summer was going to be fantastic! I am was ready to hoe out.

I also broke up with my boyfriend of three years when this quarantine was about to start and he hinted that he wouldn't want to quarantine with me if it came to it. So now I'm just here with no job, no friends, and no ass.
 
I am afraid of the fact that our society (America specifically) seem to be in such a rush to get back to a sense of normalcy, which I get but unfortunately that is not a reality. Here in Florida over the weekend numbers jumped from 23,000 to 26,000, it is only Wednesday and cases are almost at 28,000. Yet our fucking moronic Governor is in talks to get things back to normal. I just can't.
 
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