From a purely personal perspective. Let's take it as assumed that we all wish there was no virus, there is nothing truly positive about this, thoughts and prayers, etc.
On to the fun though. For your selfish human selves, what are you liking about the changes to your life and world?
First thing for me is the personal space. I get uncomfortable when people stand too close to me in public. In line at the store, right on my @ss...back the fvck up weirdo. I grew up in a kinda sketchy place and I don't want anyone close enough to stab me. Plus people are gross and smell weird.
Concerts being cancelled, or anything else with a huge crowd...don't miss it. Being in crowds makes me too anxious and bothered to enjoy anything. Disneyland is a nightmare without strong hallucinogens and mdma.
I see a lot of people out exercising and for some reason that makes me feel good. People may be doing it because they are evaluating what is important and remembering their health. Or maybe they are doing it because they were told to stay inside. Either way, makes me happy to see.
My job got better. I mean, the money is gone. But so are the customers, and I'm feeling more relaxed and finding it easier to be in the moment and not anxiously waiting for the next thing to happen quicker quicker quicker. Service industry sucks if you aren't a "people person".
Well, there's my positive side.
On to the fun though. For your selfish human selves, what are you liking about the changes to your life and world?
First thing for me is the personal space. I get uncomfortable when people stand too close to me in public. In line at the store, right on my @ss...back the fvck up weirdo. I grew up in a kinda sketchy place and I don't want anyone close enough to stab me. Plus people are gross and smell weird.
Concerts being cancelled, or anything else with a huge crowd...don't miss it. Being in crowds makes me too anxious and bothered to enjoy anything. Disneyland is a nightmare without strong hallucinogens and mdma.
I see a lot of people out exercising and for some reason that makes me feel good. People may be doing it because they are evaluating what is important and remembering their health. Or maybe they are doing it because they were told to stay inside. Either way, makes me happy to see.
My job got better. I mean, the money is gone. But so are the customers, and I'm feeling more relaxed and finding it easier to be in the moment and not anxiously waiting for the next thing to happen quicker quicker quicker. Service industry sucks if you aren't a "people person".
Well, there's my positive side.