Current Events > Single bros, your attitude towards COVID-19?

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Are you still dating and/or meeting new people? If so, do you feel there isn't a major risk as long as you take precautions, or do you just not care about taking the risk at all?

For the people that are abstaining from dating, how long are you willing to wait? At what point will you feel comfortable going out again? Until there's a vaccine? Bonus question... What are you doing to cope with the void dating has left?

I'm just curious.

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It's funny seeing normal people react to going without dating as almost like a druggie going without their drugs.

Like "how are you coping? how can anybody manage this?"

Me a foreveralone virgin:


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no change to my life in that regard. i stopped dating/hooking up a couple years ago. briefly considered hooking up in march, have since lost the feeling

so yea no void or anything

Herodopus posted...

no change to my life in that regard. i stopped dating/hooking up a couple years ago. briefly considered hooking up in march, have since lost the feeling

so yea no void or anything

No, you had the first part right, but the second part is wrong.

All there is is the void, the void is life now.

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No I'm not dating right now, and probably won't until after the vaccine comes out. I'm coping by jacking off.

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i'm a seduction expert, so dating was a huge part of my life. i've accepted i'm gonna go without it for the forseeable future. im mentally prepared to go until next spring. perspective is important in life, and i've always maintained that dating was not the biggest part of my life...that can't change now just because i can't do it. i'm doing a ton of other things instead. in addition to my normal engineering workload, i learned to cook, new languages, etc. by the time quarantine is over, i'll have saved up a ton of money and more importantly vacation time. as well as all the new stuff i learned. sucks to lose a year of my prime, but it's manageable
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Didn't change my life except make my work harder (resident physician)

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