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22-08-2021, 02:58 PM
Me: When did you first decide that you weren’t going to get vaccinated? How did you come to this decision?
Boyfriend: I think I first decided when the Pfizer vaccine was undergoing development and when I saw the haste at which it was being developed.
I felt uneasy because there wasn't enough data to support taking mRNA vaccines. My main concern is that you don’t know what the long-term effects are and that it seems rather pointless to be taking such a vaccine when you could put it off and get a better vaccine in the future.
I would say I’m definitely more inclined to take non-mRNA vaccines (such as Sinovac, Sinopharm, or Novavax).
Did you consider how your decision to not get vaccinated would affect me, or our relationship?
I mean I did consider it, of course. But I felt that it wouldn’t make much of a difference to our dates. Whether we go to a restaurant or a hawker centre, I don’t feel like it would affect the quality of our dates as much because we’re still spending time with each other.
Like, I don’t feel that there’s much that we can’t do, except for going out to restaurants, because I’m not vaccinated. I didn’t feel like that would be a major issue.
I mean I definitely felt a bit sian because I felt like we were being held back from doing a lot of things.
Like what?
Like eating out, for example. Going out to a new restaurant is something that we like to do on dates.
And also because of the measures a month before, we’ve had to dabao food or eat at home for so long. Now that the measures are lifted for vaccinated people, it just feels extra sian that I won’t be able to do that with you. Especially when I see everyone else being able to go out.
I understand that. I’m sorry, but what can I do?
Get vaccinated lor *laughs*.
No thank you!
More at https://tinyurl.com/cyc8mrv8
Boyfriend: I think I first decided when the Pfizer vaccine was undergoing development and when I saw the haste at which it was being developed.
I felt uneasy because there wasn't enough data to support taking mRNA vaccines. My main concern is that you don’t know what the long-term effects are and that it seems rather pointless to be taking such a vaccine when you could put it off and get a better vaccine in the future.
I would say I’m definitely more inclined to take non-mRNA vaccines (such as Sinovac, Sinopharm, or Novavax).
Did you consider how your decision to not get vaccinated would affect me, or our relationship?
I mean I did consider it, of course. But I felt that it wouldn’t make much of a difference to our dates. Whether we go to a restaurant or a hawker centre, I don’t feel like it would affect the quality of our dates as much because we’re still spending time with each other.
Like, I don’t feel that there’s much that we can’t do, except for going out to restaurants, because I’m not vaccinated. I didn’t feel like that would be a major issue.
I mean I definitely felt a bit sian because I felt like we were being held back from doing a lot of things.
Like what?
Like eating out, for example. Going out to a new restaurant is something that we like to do on dates.
And also because of the measures a month before, we’ve had to dabao food or eat at home for so long. Now that the measures are lifted for vaccinated people, it just feels extra sian that I won’t be able to do that with you. Especially when I see everyone else being able to go out.
I understand that. I’m sorry, but what can I do?
Get vaccinated lor *laughs*.
No thank you!
More at https://tinyurl.com/cyc8mrv8
