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Originally Posted by AzulOscuro
Seems as if covid-19 is at bay. At bay( I will be always surprised by the brain that puts this expression in my mind without even thinking-after so many time without using English language and neither being sure about it being right ). Well, as I was telling, covid-19 is at bay.
How are you all dealing? On my part, I never was afraid of having covid. I know it’s not easy since I remain far away from any kind of socialisation.
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Yes the covid panic is gone, but I feel I'm still dealing with the consequences :/
My two places for socialising were at work and at gigs. Gigs were cancelled for 2 years and we all worked from home. Now gigs are happening again but I still haven't seen most of my gig friends in years. My fave. band was supposed to be reuniting for a tour in april 2020, which obviously got cancelled. I think they have given up for good now and I'll never see them again
And we CAN work from the office again but a) no one wants to (including me) and b) it seems that "window" of getting to know colleagues naturally in person is gone, now it kind of feels forced. Other colleagues - who are more social than me - have said the same thing so with my awkwardness, I don't stand a chance
