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LuckyCharms

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36. I should have mentioned that their SO had to have

Reply to ecstatic (Reply #34)

Tue Apr 26, 2022, 08:58 AM

Apr 2022

horrendous nightly battles for TWO MONTHS before this person decided to even get the first vax. Screaming and crying fights for 2 months, every night.

So yes, this person is anti-vax, without coming out and admitting it.

And this person is a bar hopper who could care less who they spread their germs to.

Friend of mine.

Not going to be a friend for long though.

Sick of biting my tongue. This person is going to feel my wrath in a big way any day now. and when I let my feelings be known, I will lose a friend, but get this huge weight off my chest.

I can feel it coming. I'm so pissed off that I'm going to lose my shit on this person more than I ever have in my life. It's not just the vax issue, it's the sudden selfishness.

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My husband works very closely with an anti-vaxxer [View all] Coventina Apr 2022 OP

My mortgage broker Johnny2X2X Apr 2022 #1

Because admitting he was wrong is not in his lexicon. Like all tRumpies. flying_wahini Apr 2022 #14

Let's go Darwin........ Jack from Charlotte Apr 2022 #21

post-covid immunity only lasts so long. maxsolomon Apr 2022 #2

Agree. I'm not pleased that my husband has to be around him so much. Coventina Apr 2022 #3

The flu vaccines aren't boosters. Crunchy Frog Apr 2022 #18

✔️ live love laugh Apr 2022 #33

I have a friend who got the first two shots... LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #4

Wait 'til they get their shingles vaccine, then. keep_left Apr 2022 #9

Yep, This RobinA Apr 2022 #10

I turned down the shingles vax and 4 months later louis-t Apr 2022 #19

That was actually the next topic of discussion! LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #11

I didn't think it was as terrible as some have experienced... keep_left Apr 2022 #13

I got the second shingles shot and then was called into work Skittles Apr 2022 #32

I only had a sore arm after both shots. I was not sick at all. Raftergirl Apr 2022 #28

Shingles was just not on my radar,.or I would have gotten the vax. LisaM Apr 2022 #31

I had both Shingrix shots last year between the COVID shots...been a banner year for vaccinations sdfernando Apr 2022 #12

Shingrix was easy on me misanthrope Apr 2022 #20

Husband got Shingrix Jilly_in_VA Apr 2022 #24

Both of 'em for me. Shingrix knocked me on my backside twice. AllyCat Apr 2022 #30

Did they Rebl2 Apr 2022 #15

IIRC, the Moderna shot was a bigger dose...nt Wounded Bear Apr 2022 #22

I had Moderna Jilly_in_VA Apr 2022 #25

That seems a little unfair. Your friend got the first 2 shots ecstatic Apr 2022 #34

I should have mentioned that their SO had to have LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #36

My young neighbor and his whole family are now immune because they all had Covid already. Midnight Writer Apr 2022 #5

Interesting Rebl2 Apr 2022 #23

Honestly? I'm hoping for natrural selection to take over at this point. Initech Apr 2022 #6

Yes, it's so maddening! Quakerfriend Apr 2022 #7

Hubby's boss is one who buys into the whole Q enchilada Runningdawg Apr 2022 #8

Kudos to you Coventina. roamer65 Apr 2022 #16

They don't know how the flu shot works, either. Iggo Apr 2022 #17

I have a friend who's waiting Mossfern Apr 2022 #26

Agreed Snackshack Apr 2022 #27

There will always be more variants FakeNoose Apr 2022 #29

I know 3 people who died after they thought they Emile Apr 2022 #35