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So its now illegal to have sex?
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By *eestar38 OP Couple
over a year ago
Ayrshire |
So a new law was passed that you can't have sex with anyone unless you stay in the same household.
What about single people?
Couples living apart?
And people like ourself who enjoy having others involved and join us.
Surely this can't be right and against human rights to have freedom of movement.
I understand this these are difficult times and its the unknown of how where and when this virus can be spread.
What is your thoughts on this and what does this mean for the future of our lives as we know it |
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By *eestar38 OP Couple
over a year ago
Ayrshire |
"It's just temporary. It's to do with social distancing and shit. I'm sure you and the hubster will survive x"
We are doing just fine for now missing the social side of things more than the sexual side of things.
Just makes you wonder how the hell are they going to police this |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Will our English friends have to cross the border for fun?"
wait till Wee Nicola introduces max of 5 mile travel as Law which she threatened on Monday 1st June, she is getting to be a right little hitler |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that. |
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"I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that. "
Exactly my thoughts too.x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that. "
If I catch ya "flouting you're jewels" ..ahll be taking down you're particulars and handcuffed to the spindles on the staircase Lady  |
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By *eestar38 OP Couple
over a year ago
Ayrshire |
"I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that. "
This is what I was wondering as well.
I get that the news has posted that its in England but how the hell would you police it.
Is there gonna be more curtain twitchers going Jim call the cops she's/he/they are at it again and it's a different Guy, woman, couple this time.
How can they enforce this on people and expect them to obey the law when the politicians and people coming up with the rules do what they want and visit the secret bits on the side.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that.
This is what I was wondering as well.
I get that the news has posted that its in England but how the hell would you police it.
Is there gonna be more curtain twitchers going Jim call the cops she's/he/they are at it again and it's a different Guy, woman, couple this time.
How can they enforce this on people and expect them to obey the law when the politicians and people coming up with the rules do what they want and visit the secret bits on the side.
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I wouldn't be meeting randoms but there is someone I'm missing a lot and I'd have no hesitston in inviting him over should the opportunity arise. I don't think I'd be going to jail for it !
Humans are social creatures and we need interactions, affection, touch, intimacy for our mental wellbeing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that.
This is what I was wondering as well.
I get that the news has posted that its in England but how the hell would you police it.
Is there gonna be more curtain twitchers going Jim call the cops she's/he/they are at it again and it's a different Guy, woman, couple this time.
How can they enforce this on people and expect them to obey the law when the politicians and people coming up with the rules do what they want and visit the secret bits on the side.
I wouldn't be meeting randoms but there is someone I'm missing a lot and I'd have no hesitston in inviting him over should the opportunity arise. I don't think I'd be going to jail for it !
Humans are social creatures and we need interactions, affection, touch, intimacy for our mental wellbeing. "
Exactly, it's not just about sex. I'm quite a tactile person and even found it difficult in Morrisons not giving my wee Auntie's a hug or a friend a kiss goodbye. In work too I miss hugs... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I get the reason behind it, however how do people expect this to be enforced.
Is PC plod going to be waiting in the wardrobe?
People have to risk assess their own situations. Most of us are adult enough and sensible enough to do that.
This is what I was wondering as well.
I get that the news has posted that its in England but how the hell would you police it.
Is there gonna be more curtain twitchers going Jim call the cops she's/he/they are at it again and it's a different Guy, woman, couple this time.
How can they enforce this on people and expect them to obey the law when the politicians and people coming up with the rules do what they want and visit the secret bits on the side.
I wouldn't be meeting randoms but there is someone I'm missing a lot and I'd have no hesitston in inviting him over should the opportunity arise. I don't think I'd be going to jail for it !
Humans are social creatures and we need interactions, affection, touch, intimacy for our mental wellbeing.
Exactly, it's not just about sex. I'm quite a tactile person and even found it difficult in Morrisons not giving my wee Auntie's a hug or a friend a kiss goodbye. In work too I miss hugs..."
I'm going to meet my aunt for lunch today and not giving each other a hug will be awful. |
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By *lascumMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"Will our English friends have to cross the border for fun?
wait till Wee Nicola introduces max of 5 mile travel as Law which she threatened on Monday 1st June, she is getting to be a right little hitler"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"And how are they gonna enforce this they gonna knock on every persons door?"
They just need to get their intel to have a nosey on the fab forums to catch these feisty flagrant flouters of the rules telling everyone what they'll be doing  |
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By *tew008Man
over a year ago
edinburgh |
"And how are they gonna enforce this they gonna knock on every persons door?
They just need to get their intel to have a nosey on the fab forums to catch these feisty flagrant flouters of the rules telling everyone what they'll be doing "
how do I apply for “sex inspector” ? |
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By *eestar38 OP Couple
over a year ago
Ayrshire |
Its not just adults who are dealing with this physical and physiologically. children are getting mixed messages as well now. We teach them to embrace people with hugs and kisses and now we have to tell them when they meet grandparents friends family no don't do that don't go near you can talk.
It has never been about sex for us its about the closeness that having contact with each other a touch hug kiss and everything that goes with it.
Think this full situation is going to have a knock on physiological affect on people for years to come |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"And how are they gonna enforce this they gonna knock on every persons door?
They just need to get their intel to have a nosey on the fab forums to catch these feisty flagrant flouters of the rules telling everyone what they'll be doing "
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"Will our English friends have to cross the border for fun?
wait till Wee Nicola introduces max of 5 mile travel as Law which she threatened on Monday 1st June, she is getting to be a right little hitler"
When they see covid numbers going up they'll set laws and tighten restrictions. Until then they don't really have a case to do so i would have thought.
Time will tell x |
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"Its not just adults who are dealing with this physical and physiologically. children are getting mixed messages as well now. We teach them to embrace people with hugs and kisses and now we have to tell them when they meet grandparents friends family no don't do that don't go near you can talk.
It has never been about sex for us its about the closeness that having contact with each other a touch hug kiss and everything that goes with it.
Think this full situation is going to have a knock on physiological affect on people for years to come "
Saw on the news yesterday grandparents meeting their 6 week old grandchild for the first time. From a distance, not allowed a cuddle. I was actually in tears seeing that, don't even know the people! How frustrating must that have been x |
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Our new baby grandson is a week old now we have now seen him but no cuddles though and kept our distance but it's a must for our grand kids to hear and recognise our voices etc. yet health visitor been in twice now , no face mask or gloves , touching him, breathing on him. So why exactly is it OK for some stranger who has been around probably dozens of babies, their parents and in thier houses and thats it's OK but not family . Something just not right, safer in hands of family where we wouldn't be so stupid as to leave house if we weren't 100% or if we had been in contact with someone else than some health visitor who's been in and out of houses, god knows what's she's catching.
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People will have sex regardless what government say. I know a female who works in a Doctors practice who is active and she goes to peoples houses once twice a week to take blood there for putting the elderly at risk yes she is on here and other adult sites also meeting strangers for sex.`so if people are going to do it they will. A lot of people have total disregard for others. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Our new baby grandson is a week old now we have now seen him but no cuddles though and kept our distance but it's a must for our grand kids to hear and recognise our voices etc. yet health visitor been in twice now , no face mask or gloves , touching him, breathing on him. So why exactly is it OK for some stranger who has been around probably dozens of babies, their parents and in thier houses and thats it's OK but not family . Something just not right, safer in hands of family where we wouldn't be so stupid as to leave house if we weren't 100% or if we had been in contact with someone else than some health visitor who's been in and out of houses, god knows what's she's catching.
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Do you not trust your family? do your family not trust you?
if your family ensure zero contact with others
and you ensure no contact with others including surfaces you touch etc
then what is the problem?
only thing to break that trust in YOUR situation is the health visitor
otherwise you are clean, your family are clean and if you both trust then you can meet and touch (in my opinion)
Nicola Sturgeon has zero trust in anyone she doesnt even trust herself
her actions will be the fall of business in Scotland and possibly many deaths through suicide due to loss of employment, depression etc
people need to trust each other more. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Our new baby grandson is a week old now we have now seen him but no cuddles though and kept our distance but it's a must for our grand kids to hear and recognise our voices etc. yet health visitor been in twice now , no face mask or gloves , touching him, breathing on him. So why exactly is it OK for some stranger who has been around probably dozens of babies, their parents and in thier houses and thats it's OK but not family . Something just not right, safer in hands of family where we wouldn't be so stupid as to leave house if we weren't 100% or if we had been in contact with someone else than some health visitor who's been in and out of houses, god knows what's she's catching.
Do you not trust your family? do your family not trust you?
if your family ensure zero contact with others
and you ensure no contact with others including surfaces you touch etc
then what is the problem?
only thing to break that trust in YOUR situation is the health visitor
otherwise you are clean, your family are clean and if you both trust then you can meet and touch (in my opinion)
Nicola Sturgeon has zero trust in anyone she doesnt even trust herself
her actions will be the fall of business in Scotland and possibly many deaths through suicide due to loss of employment, depression etc
people need to trust each other more."
You do realise she didn't actually create the virus and set it upon us?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It has never been about sex for us its about the closeness that having contact with each other a touch hug kiss and everything that goes with it.
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Couples who live together are still allowed to do all of this |
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By *ornLordMan
over a year ago
Wiltshire and London |
"Our new baby grandson is a week old now we have now seen him but no cuddles though and kept our distance but it's a must for our grand kids to hear and recognise our voices etc. yet health visitor been in twice now , no face mask or gloves , touching him, breathing on him. So why exactly is it OK for some stranger who has been around probably dozens of babies, their parents and in thier houses and thats it's OK but not family . Something just not right, safer in hands of family where we wouldn't be so stupid as to leave house if we weren't 100% or if we had been in contact with someone else than some health visitor who's been in and out of houses, god knows what's she's catching.
Do you not trust your family? do your family not trust you?
if your family ensure zero contact with others
and you ensure no contact with others including surfaces you touch etc
then what is the problem?
only thing to break that trust in YOUR situation is the health visitor
otherwise you are clean, your family are clean and if you both trust then you can meet and touch (in my opinion)
Nicola Sturgeon has zero trust in anyone she doesnt even trust herself
her actions will be the fall of business in Scotland and possibly many deaths through suicide due to loss of employment, depression etc
people need to trust each other more."
Swap you wee Nicky for Johnson any day. |
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