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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then "
where is all this coming from..

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By *oldswarriorMan  over a year ago

Falkirk

Was just going to say the same.

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By *rMrsMorningstarCouple  over a year ago

near bridgend

We just read it..

bonkers...

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By *luebell888Woman  over a year ago

Glasgowish

They will need to arrest 1000's and then have nowhere to put them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"We just read it..

bonkers... "

Where have you read this?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

2nd time I’ve read something similar on a profile..am waiting for someone to say April fools or show some evidence

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Well unless you can have sex at a 2 meter distance, sex with someone from another household has never been allowed/possible, so not sure what the big change is

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

The government is introducing new lockdown measures that prevent people from socialising (or gathering) with one person from outside of their household in a private space

Up until now the person visiting a house for sex would have been the one in breach of the measures

But now both people would be able to be prosecuted under the law with a bill called amendment regulations being introduced in parliament tomorrow

For those couples looking for a workaround, having sex in a public place is already illegal

The new legislation explicitly bans being inside the house in a gathering of more than one person without a reasonable excuse

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"2nd time I’ve read something similar on a profile..am waiting for someone to say April fools or show some evidence "

I've just found the article in the Mirror online. They haven't specifically made sex illegal - that is just the Mirror twisting wording. There is amendments coming through legislation which makes it illegal e.g. fines for one or more person from seperate households to be together within private spaces without a reasonable excuse. This has always been the case since the start of the lockdown, but passing it through legislation givesthe authorities more power for people in private spaces.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up

It actually says if you read it that people cant stay overnight....

Still ridiculous when other countries are taking into account the mental and physical wellbeing that sexual or just physical contact with another has x

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By *onnaluvdollTV/TS  over a year ago

cork

Sometimes people think Facebook hysteria is the real world

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing.

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By *assy211279Woman  over a year ago

middle of nowhere Cornwall

Just looking at government rules and no where does it say plus the 2 loopholes for everyone who reads governments own page.

1 all rules can be ignored if the action you are taking saves the NHS from work.

2 all the rules are still to be followed unless it May cause danger, harm or illness.

So you can go into anothers house if you are saving the NHS or keyworkers from the task. So like when I go to mums as I am her carer it has saved the NHS and council money and time.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing."
so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x

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By *assy211279Woman  over a year ago

middle of nowhere Cornwall


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x "

You got it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The government is introducing new lockdown measures that prevent people from socialising (or gathering) with one person from outside of their household in a private space

Up until now the person visiting a house for sex would have been the one in breach of the measures

But now both people would be able to be prosecuted under the law with a bill called amendment regulations being introduced in parliament tomorrow

For those couples looking for a workaround, having sex in a public place is already illegal

The new legislation explicitly bans being inside the house in a gathering of more than one person without a reasonable excuse

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What is the website link?

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By *r_Jake70Man  over a year ago

London

What happens if you’re both in a house that doesn’t below to either of you. Asking for a friend?

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x

You got it "

except when I have to go into people I care for via various places where I can't social distance... and thats all perfectly okay

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By *assy211279Woman  over a year ago

middle of nowhere Cornwall


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x

You got it except when I have to go into people I care for via various places where I can't social distance... and thats all perfectly okay "

Yes but you must use ppe. Unless like me it is family you are paid to care for then you have to find extra money to buy it.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x

You got it except when I have to go into people I care for via various places where I can't social distance... and thats all perfectly okay

Yes but you must use ppe. Unless like me it is family you are paid to care for then you have to find extra money to buy it. "

no we don't have to use ppe. Due to them having special needs and it sending most of them into total breakdowns. I'm not paid

I'm just a volunteer. And someone has to do it. X

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By *uninlondon69Man  over a year ago

Tower Bridge South


"It actually says if you read it that people cant stay overnight...."

Perfect. She has to go home after. "Sorry, I'd love you to stay the night but the government says no"

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up

Thing is as it's been not allowed to meet with people from other houses from the start.. I have no idea where the focus has suddenly come from x

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By *assy211279Woman  over a year ago

middle of nowhere Cornwall


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x

You got it except when I have to go into people I care for via various places where I can't social distance... and thats all perfectly okay

Yes but you must use ppe. Unless like me it is family you are paid to care for then you have to find extra money to buy it. no we don't have to use ppe. Due to them having special needs and it sending most of them into total breakdowns. I'm not paid

I'm just a volunteer. And someone has to do it. X"

Yes that is one of those loopholes. You are doing a very important job and it flies under the government's nose so they just ignore you. To them you are an anomaly. Personally I think you are an angel keep up your work.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x

You got it except when I have to go into people I care for via various places where I can't social distance... and thats all perfectly okay

Yes but you must use ppe. Unless like me it is family you are paid to care for then you have to find extra money to buy it. no we don't have to use ppe. Due to them having special needs and it sending most of them into total breakdowns. I'm not paid

I'm just a volunteer. And someone has to do it. X

Yes that is one of those loopholes. You are doing a very important job and it flies under the government's nose so they just ignore you. To them you are an anomaly. Personally I think you are an angel keep up your work. "

I'm no angel. I originally took up the work as it enabled me to drive about when I'd have otherwise been stuck in.. this particular niche came about as I have experience and several of my daughters friends needed the help and their parents fell who normally cared for them fell into vulnerable groups.. but since taking on the few people originally. I now have 7 that I look in on. They arent in vulnerable groups for their health.. just their mental health and grasp on the world. Like they cant go shopping alone.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

You could perform an interview with partners for employment purposes.

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By *eoeclipseWoman  over a year ago

glasgow

Doesn't say nothing about 2 folk from separate households in a car.

Who's got blacked out windows?

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By *arkus1812Man  over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands


"Sometimes people think Facebook hysteria is the real world"

Facebook is the Covid 19 of the social media world.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then "
how are they going to enforce that one......... maybe they can tap in on your mobile phone......... this sounds ridiculous but maybe they can

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By *arkus1812Man  over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then how are they going to enforce that one......... maybe they can tap in on your mobile phone......... this sounds ridiculous but maybe they can "

Think I may be o.k. with my 12 yr old Nokia on Pay as you go

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then how are they going to enforce that one......... maybe they can tap in on your mobile phone......... this sounds ridiculous but maybe they can

Think I may be o.k. with my 12 yr old Nokia on Pay as you go "

maybe but play safe turn it off

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By *aidForSharingWoman  over a year ago

Lancashire

From Monday up to 6 people from different households can meet in a private garden, remaining 2m apart. You are allowed into that home to use the toilet. No one is allowed to stay overnight.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"From Monday up to 6 people from different households can meet in a private garden, remaining 2m apart. You are allowed into that home to use the toilet. No one is allowed to stay overnight. "
think about it though how can that be enforced, would a family member dob you in?

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By *aidForSharingWoman  over a year ago

Lancashire

How can what be enforced? If you can have someone in your home to use the toilet, you therefore can have... someone in your home.

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By *i in BedfordMan  over a year ago

South east

Surely it doesn't matter on here because surely everyone is abiding by the Fab rules regarding social distancing and not meeting at the present time!

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By *lirtingentMan  over a year ago

Stroud


"Doesn't say nothing about 2 folk from separate households in a car.

Who's got blacked out windows?"

Me!

And a very large, comfortable leather back seat

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How can what be enforced? If you can have someone in your home to use the toilet, you therefore can have... someone in your home. "
the thread title is about sex in your home

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The only way they could legally enforce it is wait for you coming out and ask your reason. Unless they make it an arrest able offence they can not enter the premises without a warrant or they have evidence that an offence is being committed that carries an arrest able offence.. doubt they would waste manpower waiting outside your house...especially if you have multiple exits/entries although possibly would who saw the video of 5 turning up at a guys house because of arguments with a traffic warden ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's honestly a nonsense.

And certainly wouldn't stop me if the opportunity arose to see someone I really miss.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

What worries me about all this twisted media is people will be too afraid to access sexual health services or be honest when they do.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central


"What worries me about all this twisted media is people will be too afraid to access sexual health services or be honest when they do. "

They're largely mail order kits atm, I think, which will deter a lot of people

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

None of these 'rules' make any sense whatsoever. They all contradict each other.

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By *he shaggersCouple  over a year ago

vancouver island


"It must only apply to indoor private spaces I guess, as they have said you can have guests in your garden socially distancing. so you can have six people walk through your house to the Garden ... ( if there is no other way through) but you cant are your partner if you have one that lives in a different house... but your kids can go to school. And you can go to work and social distance where possible... except in your own home x "

Ah but if they have to go through the house they can't access the garden????

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Making rules up as they go along.. all in relation to social distancing. This has just been confirmed/announced

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By *bmarley77Man  over a year ago

Nr Derby


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then "

Hmmmmm...if I dig a tunnel from my house to your house can we just tell the folk we're cohabiting?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

PPE - condoms, right?!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Hmmmmm...if I dig a tunnel from my house to your house can we just tell the folk we're cohabiting? "

Rules are meant to be broken

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By *rad_ell12Man  over a year ago

Brighouse

How the holy hell can this be enforced? I'm not one for the tin foil hat consipracies, I have my own opinions on the whole lockdown situation but I can't help but think there are certain freedoms are being taken away, like when the whole social distancing rules end, will they ammend this "law", I honestly am starting to feel like the government are using a pandemic as a power grab, we're past a peak, starting to get some level of normality but lets talk sence, sex has been proven vital for physical and mental health, there is a reason why masterbation is something almost everyone does, so why is this being made to be 'illegal' now, getting a bit much in my humble opinion

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By *bsinthe_boyMan  over a year ago

Luton

Whether the rules can be enforced is another matter but its perfectly simple. The virus is most easily spread when two or more people are in close contact (closer than 2m). Even more so indoors compared to outdoors.

The rules are to try and slow our stop spread of the virus.

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By *hilMan  over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then "

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"How the holy hell can this be enforced? I'm not one for the tin foil hat consipracies, I have my own opinions on the whole lockdown situation but I can't help but think there are certain freedoms are being taken away, like when the whole social distancing rules end, will they ammend this "law", I honestly am starting to feel like the government are using a pandemic as a power grab, we're past a peak, starting to get some level of normality but lets talk sence, sex has been proven vital for physical and mental health, there is a reason why masterbation is something almost everyone does, so why is this being made to be 'illegal' now, getting a bit much in my humble opinion"
aex itself isnt. It's that people shouldn't be in the house in the first place. I'm with you that allowing couples that dont live together should have been allowed already... the long term issues this non contact is going to have could be with us for years. Mental health services were already under pressure before all this... more so now.

There are however loop holes.. as you can go to another house to calm down.. but I doubt that would work if you lived by yourself.

Looking at the way things have been all last week and this weekend I cant see most listening

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home. "

theirs another loophole the people who don't care anymore

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By *rad_ell12Man  over a year ago

Brighouse


"How the holy hell can this be enforced? I'm not one for the tin foil hat consipracies, I have my own opinions on the whole lockdown situation but I can't help but think there are certain freedoms are being taken away, like when the whole social distancing rules end, will they ammend this "law", I honestly am starting to feel like the government are using a pandemic as a power grab, we're past a peak, starting to get some level of normality but lets talk sence, sex has been proven vital for physical and mental health, there is a reason why masterbation is something almost everyone does, so why is this being made to be 'illegal' now, getting a bit much in my humble opinion aex itself isnt. It's that people shouldn't be in the house in the first place. I'm with you that allowing couples that dont live together should have been allowed already... the long term issues this non contact is going to have could be with us for years. Mental health services were already under pressure before all this... more so now.

There are however loop holes.. as you can go to another house to calm down.. but I doubt that would work if you lived by yourself.

Looking at the way things have been all last week and this weekend I cant see most listening "

Non contact rules are going to have a huge knock on effect in the future, me personally, my own mental health does take a knock when I see articles like this, even if I'm aware that its probably a load of shit, simply because it starts to feel like we're moving forward then boom, shit like this, I think at somepoint people will have to take there own risk assesments, not just for sex but in general, like are we going to miss celebrating birthdays and not being able to hug loved ones for years, possibly forever, as vaccine may not ever come or work, if thats the case it's not a life I want too live I'm afraid, social and physical interaction forms a huge chunk of peoples lives and for me, if thats out the window whats the point? I get so much out of interactions with other humans, and it is not the same over social media or skype/zoom

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By *aria_dreamgirlTV/TS  over a year ago

stockport

Best just fucking outdoors then but not in the garden?

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By *aughtyLondonGuyMan  over a year ago

london


"I just checked some escort sites and there loads of escorts still advertising business. "

Haha for research purposes only I presume

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By *lbinoGorillaMan  over a year ago

Redditch


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home. "

Can I fuck the cleaner then, in lieu of payment?

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"I just checked some escort sites and there loads of escorts still advertising business. "
they have been told not to though and encouraged to do online stuff instead.. I know one that has put a claim in as she is counted as self employed

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home. "

So its ok to fuck the plumber/cleaner/gas fitter?

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands

It's beyond belief that people read this garbage and try to interpret it to mean something it doesn't then get kicks out of trying to convince others of their doom and gloom.

Unbelievable

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Wonder if the human rights act has even been considered given one of them is a " right to a private life"

Xx

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By *aria_dreamgirlTV/TS  over a year ago

stockport

Human rights act does not preclude illegal acts

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By *hilMan  over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home.

Not advising or encouraging it, but it only highlights what a shambles the rules. They should be water tight and not open to interpretation.

So its ok to fuck the plumber/cleaner/gas fitter?"

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire

Load of crap

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By *arkus1812Man  over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home. "

That is the case, Cleaners,Plumbers,Estate Agents, Surveyors, and even potential buyers or prospective tenants if your house is for sale or to let are all allowed to enter my house.

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By *ribsaMan  over a year ago

A box at end of your bed

Do you think this is to help boost the sales of strap ons as you could argue that you're technically not having fully penetrating sex with that person. Haha

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By *he Queen of TartsWoman  over a year ago
Forum Mod

My Own Little World

In case people haven't seen this yet:

https://www.fabswingers.com/forum/feedback/1026660

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"How the holy hell can this be enforced? I'm not one for the tin foil hat consipracies, I have my own opinions on the whole lockdown situation but I can't help but think there are certain freedoms are being taken away, like when the whole social distancing rules end, will they ammend this "law", I honestly am starting to feel like the government are using a pandemic as a power grab, we're past a peak, starting to get some level of normality but lets talk sence, sex has been proven vital for physical and mental health, there is a reason why masterbation is something almost everyone does, so why is this being made to be 'illegal' now, getting a bit much in my humble opinion"

I've been saying this all along. There's a much bigger picture here, I don't know what it is, but perhaps the tin foil hat brigade need to stop being so self righteous and wake up a bit instead of mocking everything that rocks their comfortable little lives. Our rights are slowly being eroded.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Whether the rules can be enforced is another matter but its perfectly simple. The virus is most easily spread when two or more people are in close contact (closer than 2m). Even more so indoors compared to outdoors.

The rules are to try and slow our stop spread of the virus.

"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"In case people haven't seen this yet:

https://www.fabswingers.com/forum/feedback/1026660

"

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By *eah BabyCouple  over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then

Apparently there may be a loophole in the rules, i.e. it does not include people that carry out work in your home.

So its ok to fuck the plumber/cleaner/gas fitter?"

Seems to have been a shortage of tradesman for years so maybe here’s the incentive for people to learn a trade lol

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By *herryblossom_BJWoman  over a year ago

Oxfordshire/Hampshire


"Do you think this is to help boost the sales of strap ons as you could argue that you're technically not having fully penetrating sex with that person. Haha "

Ok tradesman check. 12 inch strap on check. N95 mask and disposable gloves check... Think I'm all ready to go

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Sometimes people think Facebook hysteria is the real world

Facebook is the Covid 19 of the social media world."

The difference being if you’ve had Facebook before and recovered from it, like I have, you definitely have permanent immunity to it

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By *ribsaMan  over a year ago

A box at end of your bed


"Do you think this is to help boost the sales of strap ons as you could argue that you're technically not having fully penetrating sex with that person. Haha

Ok tradesman check. 12 inch strap on check. N95 mask and disposable gloves check... Think I'm all ready to go "

Haha. You got it girl everything ready to go.

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston

Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe....."

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is?? "

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

the new law (making sex with anyone who does not live in your household) illegal, comes into force as part of the new covid-19 legislation. People shagging outside of their own household (so anyone not living together), could be prosecuted and get a criminal record.

That basically fucks every dating app & website.

Mary Whitehouse will be jumping for joy.

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"the new law (making sex with anyone who does not live in your household) illegal, comes into force as part of the new covid-19 legislation. People shagging outside of their own household (so anyone not living together), could be prosecuted and get a criminal record.

That basically fucks every dating app & website.

Mary Whitehouse will be jumping for joy."

Doubt it she's been dead nearly 20 years..

Unless the government has brought her back as a zombie..

Maybe that's the real reason all this is going on.. people quick.. Zombie Whitehouse is back..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles."

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles."

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. "

*wasn't, not want.

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. *wasn't, not want. "

And if you read the post I was talking about 1 person meeting another.. the entire rant was about how the police and the government have absolutely no interest in one person meeting another..

They know its happening frequently.. every minute of everyday...

Hence why I'm trying to explain you won't be receiving a knock at the door if you decide to meet someone.

And sorry you perceive it to be rude.. and my apologies to North Korea.. kim has enough on his plate.

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By *ushandkittyCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester

Haven't seen the link posted apologies if it has but here it is (again)

https://metro.co.uk/2020/06/01/sex-someone-dont-live-illegal-today-12785637/?ito=social

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. *wasn't, not want.

And if you read the post I was talking about 1 person meeting another.. the entire rant was about how the police and the government have absolutely no interest in one person meeting another..

They know its happening frequently.. every minute of everyday...

Hence why I'm trying to explain you won't be receiving a knock at the door if you decide to meet someone.

And sorry you perceive it to be rude.. and my apologies to North Korea.. kim has enough on his plate."

Seems you have a thing about Kim and North Korea. I hope your neighbours aren't seeing your status update. Enjoy your day.

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. *wasn't, not want.

And if you read the post I was talking about 1 person meeting another.. the entire rant was about how the police and the government have absolutely no interest in one person meeting another..

They know its happening frequently.. every minute of everyday...

Hence why I'm trying to explain you won't be receiving a knock at the door if you decide to meet someone.

And sorry you perceive it to be rude.. and my apologies to North Korea.. kim has enough on his plate.

Seems you have a thing about Kim and North Korea. I hope your neighbours aren't seeing your status update. Enjoy your day. "

You mean this one?

"Can't wait until we can host a party again for a whole bunch of awesome couples."

You think they may be upset they won't get an invite? They're lovely and all but not for us..

And thankfully as the status says "until we can host" so it won't be before our dictator says it's ok to have larger gathering.

And thank you, we will do our best.

Enjoy yours and hopefully the government agents aren't listening in or searching a swingers site for people who have privacy concerns but put face pictures and location details on their profile.

;-)

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By *ushandkittyCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. *wasn't, not want.

And if you read the post I was talking about 1 person meeting another.. the entire rant was about how the police and the government have absolutely no interest in one person meeting another..

They know its happening frequently.. every minute of everyday...

Hence why I'm trying to explain you won't be receiving a knock at the door if you decide to meet someone.

And sorry you perceive it to be rude.. and my apologies to North Korea.. kim has enough on his plate.

Seems you have a thing about Kim and North Korea. I hope your neighbours aren't seeing your status update. Enjoy your day. "

I have a pen pal who lives in North Korea, I asked what it was like living there? He answered 'cant complain '

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By *aulaxd500TV/TS  over a year ago

Wigan


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe....."

I get what you're saying, but why not have the law state your are not allowed 2 or more people to stay overnight? Or like Holland, I believe, pick a single partner you can visit. It's just another example of piss poor thinking with unintended consequence

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. *wasn't, not want.

And if you read the post I was talking about 1 person meeting another.. the entire rant was about how the police and the government have absolutely no interest in one person meeting another..

They know its happening frequently.. every minute of everyday...

Hence why I'm trying to explain you won't be receiving a knock at the door if you decide to meet someone.

And sorry you perceive it to be rude.. and my apologies to North Korea.. kim has enough on his plate.

Seems you have a thing about Kim and North Korea. I hope your neighbours aren't seeing your status update. Enjoy your day.

I have a pen pal who lives in North Korea, I asked what it was like living there? He answered 'cant complain ' "

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"the new law (making sex with anyone who does not live in your household) illegal, comes into force as part of the new covid-19 legislation. People shagging outside of their own household (so anyone not living together), could be prosecuted and get a criminal record.

That basically fucks every dating app & website.

Mary Whitehouse will be jumping for joy."

I don't think it specifically mentions sex... simply it mentions your not supposed to be in anyone else's house except for specific reasons.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe....."

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

I get what you're saying, but why not have the law state your are not allowed 2 or more people to stay overnight? Or like Holland, I believe, pick a single partner you can visit. It's just another example of piss poor thinking with unintended consequence"

Certainly agree to an extent but I think it's been more to do with timing.

It becomes at what point do you draw the line. Policy wise it makes more sense to blanket ban everything and allow discretion to be taken than blur the lines further saying it's fine to have 1 / 2 / 3 people.. it just sends mixed messages.

We personally have no issue, our neighbours frequently nip over the road and spend time with others across the street. For us, they're adults and able to make choices that are right for them.

We know friends who meet frequently in houses and gardens.. again their choice. They don't make a song and dance about it and on the whole we would say they go about it sensibly.

We spent time with family in the garden before it was allowed.. again we're all adults and can make the right choices.

Hopefully further relaxation will follow and something near enormity will arrive.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

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By *ittlemisssassypantsCouple  over a year ago

South East Wales

It’s a sensationalised headline- it’s just continuing the same social distancing measures that were already in place.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s a sensationalised headline- it’s just continuing the same social distancing measures that were already in place.

"

Yes,but swingers were waiting for the lockdown to be over to get on with house parties and sexy fun with others. This Law puts a break into all their saucy plans .

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo

It hasn't changed though has it, we have never been allowed to enter other peoples houses or get closer than two metres with anyone away from your household.

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By *estinyIsAllCouple  over a year ago

Staffordshire


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms . "

I was just thinking the same, gutted.

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms . "

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!"

Although chances are slim , but even 0.01% is a risk .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

https://metro.co.uk/2020/06/01/sex-someone-dont-live-illegal-today-12785637/?ito=article.amp.share.top.facebook.

Hopefully you can see the article through this link.

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By *uriousMike91Man  over a year ago

Bentley


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!"

Neighbours grassing, perhaps?

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By *ittlemisssassypantsCouple  over a year ago

South East Wales


"It’s a sensationalised headline- it’s just continuing the same social distancing measures that were already in place.

Yes,but swingers were waiting for the lockdown to be over to get on with house parties and sexy fun with others. This Law puts a break into all their saucy plans ."

Oh absolutely, we can’t wait to get back to it, however it doesn’t indicate that swinging is doomed forever/ we just need to hang on in there a little while longer

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!

Neighbours grassing, perhaps?"

Neighbors ????? Hope to think mine have got better things to do !!

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By *ENGUYMan  over a year ago

Hull


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!"

Depending on what paper or media outlet you read, on the whole, it's been said by Police, they don't have the manpower to control these new measures.

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By *ittlemisssassypantsCouple  over a year ago

South East Wales


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!

Neighbours grassing, perhaps?

Neighbors ????? Hope to think mine have got better things to do !!"

Tbh, I’ve seen so many posts on other forums I’m in that are asking the question “should I call the police because my neighbour has a friend in their garden” so it wouldn’t surprise me with *some* neighbours that are that way inclined...

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire

Well I’ve been a rebel and gone back to England twice in last two weeks to see my grandchildren ....!not seen them in 3 months and suppose surprise the police were not waiting for me

We all still fit and healthy !!!!

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!

Neighbours grassing, perhaps?

Neighbors ????? Hope to think mine have got better things to do !!

Tbh, I’ve seen so many posts on other forums I’m in that are asking the question “should I call the police because my neighbour has a friend in their garden” so it wouldn’t surprise me with *some* neighbours that are that way inclined..."

Christ I’ve got better things to do !!!

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By *sagent81Man  over a year ago

Leeds

I am following the rules...not out of choice tho

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Oh absolutely, we can’t wait to get back to it, however it doesn’t indicate that swinging is doomed forever/ we just need to hang on in there a little while longer "

Not forever offcourse ,it's just a temporary measure under the New Corona Regulations Act .

As we all have respected the Lockdown concerning our health and of others then we have to wait for little longer.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well I’ve been a rebel and gone back to England twice in last two weeks to see my grandchildren ....!not seen them in 3 months and suppose surprise the police were not waiting for me

We all still fit and healthy !!!!"

So you were waiting for something to happen ,I guess .

So just because nothing happened you are willing to risk everything ,just to get laid ?

You can't be serious !

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"Well I’ve been a rebel and gone back to England twice in last two weeks to see my grandchildren ....!not seen them in 3 months and suppose surprise the police were not waiting for me

We all still fit and healthy !!!!

So you were waiting for something to happen ,I guess .

So just because nothing happened you are willing to risk everything ,just to get laid ?

You can't be serious ! "

Ha ha ha didn’t say I was being laid as you put it ... I’ve been to see my grandchildren !!!

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!

Neighbours grassing, perhaps?

Neighbors ????? Hope to think mine have got better things to do !!

Tbh, I’ve seen so many posts on other forums I’m in that are asking the question “should I call the police because my neighbour has a friend in their garden” so it wouldn’t surprise me with *some* neighbours that are that way inclined..."

They are. My lodger delivers for parcel force and does pest control. One neighbour jumping to conclusions that he was out for a jolly every day and spreading rumours to other people about him. He then complained to other neighbours that he had seen a large rat at our house and three adjacent houses at the same time. It was Bella, one of our cats. So this is just one example of a person making assumptions, if he'd have phoned me and asked I could have told him. No need for spreading misinformation at all.

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"It's the Law now ,so we can't do nothing but follow it . Our jobs will be at risk if we get a criminal record and that too for having sex with someone else . Imagine mentioning that in every pre DBS forms .

Who the hell is finding out !!! I’m sure the police have got better things to

Do ... they can’t be arsed giving out fines ... I’m sure they won’t be standing at someone’s bedroom door !!!

Neighbours grassing, perhaps?

Neighbors ????? Hope to think mine have got better things to do !!

Tbh, I’ve seen so many posts on other forums I’m in that are asking the question “should I call the police because my neighbour has a friend in their garden” so it wouldn’t surprise me with *some* neighbours that are that way inclined...

They are. My lodger delivers for parcel force and does pest control. One neighbour jumping to conclusions that he was out for a jolly every day and spreading rumours to other people about him. He then complained to other neighbours that he had seen a large rat at our house and three adjacent houses at the same time. It was Bella, one of our cats. So this is just one example of a person making assumptions, if he'd have phoned me and asked I could have told him. No need for spreading misinformation at all. "

Yep people willing to snitch for any reason!!! Mmmmm seem to remember Germany being like this back in the day ... I’m just too busy out working to bother about my neighbors and what they up to .... that’s their business .,.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well I’ve been a rebel and gone back to England twice in last two weeks to see my grandchildren ....!not seen them in 3 months and suppose surprise the police were not waiting for me

We all still fit and healthy !!!!

So you were waiting for something to happen ,I guess .

So just because nothing happened you are willing to risk everything ,just to get laid ?

You can't be serious !

Ha ha ha didn’t say I was being laid as you put it ... I’ve been to see my grandchildren !!!"

What I meant is you think police won't catch you . My ( Priya) point was if the police would have caught you, they would have reprimanded you for sure as seeing your grand kids is not a reasonable ground to travel .

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By *uited staffs guyMan  over a year ago

staffordshire

Disappointing- I was hoping this was going to be a discussion about Flossy the Sheep of Blackadder 2 fame

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By *abonWoman  over a year ago

L’boro/Ashby & Cheltenham


"

I get what you're saying, but why not have the law state your are not allowed 2 or more people to stay overnight? Or like Holland, I believe, pick a single partner you can visit. It's just another example of piss poor thinking with unintended consequence"

This...exactly!!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't think this will affect me very much...

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By *he Ring WraithMan  over a year ago

Bradford

Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!

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By *aulaxd500TV/TS  over a year ago

Wigan


"Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!"

Spot on,

As a hypothetical exercise obviously

Imagine a fwb situation, both single, lady has kids, gentleman has visited once a fortnight and stayed overnight. Other than that they've seen nobody.

Why is this more risky than the crowds from all over the country we've seen at beaches and beauty spots?

This said hypothetical pair will just have to meet during the daytime instead.

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"Well I’ve been a rebel and gone back to England twice in last two weeks to see my grandchildren ....!not seen them in 3 months and suppose surprise the police were not waiting for me

We all still fit and healthy !!!!

So you were waiting for something to happen ,I guess .

So just because nothing happened you are willing to risk everything ,just to get laid ?

You can't be serious !

Ha ha ha didn’t say I was being laid as you put it ... I’ve been to see my grandchildren !!!

What I meant is you think police won't catch you . My ( Priya) point was if the police would have caught you, they would have reprimanded you for sure as seeing your grand kids is not a reasonable ground to travel .

"

Oh dear a telling off and a fine !!!! And in my job I had contact with the police last month who were telling me that fines were a last resort ,??? Think they would of let a 60yr old woman off !!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've gone years without sex so what's a few more months.

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!"

My point exactly ..., Nazi Germany !!! Some people really need to get a grip on reality !!!

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!

Spot on,

As a hypothetical exercise obviously

Imagine a fwb situation, both single, lady has kids, gentleman has visited once a fortnight and stayed overnight. Other than that they've seen nobody.

Why is this more risky than the crowds from all over the country we've seen at beaches and beauty spots?

This said hypothetical pair will just have to meet during the daytime instead. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

We're walking into a police state and our civil liberties are being eroded using covid as a reason.

Yes we need to take caution but we are all adults.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"We're walking into a police state and our civil liberties are being eroded using covid as a reason.

Yes we need to take caution but we are all adults.

"

Agreed.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

That's exactly it they can use covid now as a reason for it.

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By *udeNTw1stedMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

.......


"We're walking into a police state and our civil liberties are being eroded using covid as a reason.

Yes we need to take caution but we are all adults.

"

What caution can you take?

Can you completely be satisfied that someone is not a carrier of Covid?

Adults we may be. But again. How would you know someone else isn't a carrier?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

That could be said about anything whether it's a sti, covid and so on.

There is always a element of risk so common sense and personal judgement is required.

I'm more likely to get killed in a rta statistically so shall I just not get into a car just to make sure.

A very small percentage have been affected and most just get mild symptoms. The daily briefings have said most of us hasn't had it.

So If we can be confident that whiever we mix with has been as cautious of us then yes I'm going to live my life and live it well and no goverment will stop me.

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By *oresters1Couple  over a year ago

Nr Hythe, Hampshire

I think a reasonable excuse could be "i wanted /needed sex , to release pent up emotions caused by lockdown",

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston


"We're walking into a police state and our civil liberties are being eroded using covid as a reason.

Yes we need to take caution but we are all adults.

"

Yeah when a government wants to erode your civil liberties they don't tend to take some away then slowly release them back to you in a controlled measure having taken advice from the scientific community responsible for the research of disease and virus transmissions..

A government slow takes them away one by one without you knowing, gains maximum compliance through extreme punishments.. not asking the police to advise you not to have a picnic with 20 of your mates.

Some people really have no concept of a police state or how lucky they are to live in a country which actually allows freedom.

You're on a swingers site.. even in some western countries this kind of activity is banned.

Again.. get a grip.

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By *himp_KittenCouple  over a year ago

Preston

Little experiment for you.. call 101.. ask the person on the other end of the phone if they'll send a police officer around to arrest or fine your neighbour as you suspect they're having a brew with a friend inside..

When they stop laughing I'm sure the answer will be no..

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By *hilMan  over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING


"Best just fucking outdoors then but not in the garden? "

get a tent

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By *exleyboyMan  over a year ago

Erith

The CPS have said it cant be enforced. Due to the Police have to be invited into your home. So you were playing monopoly and you did not notice the time! OK its strip monopoly.

But someone needs to call 101 and make a report and listern to the fits of laughter!!

I did ask someone who is a Police Officer and they comment was you are taking the piss!

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By *olid as rockMan  over a year ago

Sheffield

We've fucked it then

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"We're walking into a police state and our civil liberties are being eroded using covid as a reason.

Yes we need to take caution but we are all adults.

"

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"We're walking into a police state and our civil liberties are being eroded using covid as a reason.

Yes we need to take caution but we are all adults.

Yeah when a government wants to erode your civil liberties they don't tend to take some away then slowly release them back to you in a controlled measure having taken advice from the scientific community responsible for the research of disease and virus transmissions..

A government slow takes them away one by one without you knowing, gains maximum compliance through extreme punishments.. not asking the police to advise you not to have a picnic with 20 of your mates.

Some people really have no concept of a police state or how lucky they are to live in a country which actually allows freedom.

You're on a swingers site.. even in some western countries this kind of activity is banned.

Again.. get a grip."

Well said .... some people are just sleep walking into it all

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire

The police are really not interested ... I’ve had to ring them due to the nature of my work and guide lines being ignored .... their answer was ... what do you want us to do about it !!!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Good news is that , all these are temporary measures until we are free of this deadly pandemic. We just have to hold our inhibitions for a while ,after that the world is ours.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Of course they’re not interested they don’t need to be. The Facebook police are on hand to reprimand and slander anyone they see fit. Sprinkle on a little bit of media fear mongering and you get the state of hysteria we have right now! Everyone has an opinion on what should of should be happening and they’re intent on letting everyone know about it!

First brexit, then the elections now covid! The media certainly knows how to keep this country divided.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It actually says if you read it that people cant stay overnight....

Perfect. She has to go home after. "Sorry, I'd love you to stay the night but the government says no" "

Lol made me giggle

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

baaaaaaaH

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Good news is that , all these are temporary measures until we are free of this deadly pandemic. We just have to hold our inhibitions for a while ,after that the world is ours.

"

So I take it you not having sex? I mean you said "we" like you've not had sex or adult contact /physical contact since lock down started?

My personal opinion is that couples don't know how it is for singles right now, so waving your fingers at single people for voicing their frustration of not being able to have a cuddle or sex doesn't hold alot of weight.... We not bad people for being frustrated, we human and miss the contact, saying we miss it doesnt mean we going to go out and shag half the street now, but I'd definitely not say no to one safe FWB for the duration of this lock down, single people also have kids so moving a FB in is also not a viable option most. My FB coming to my house is still probably more safe than sending my kids to school

So no, your good news really means nothing to those singles that have not even had a cuddle or any form of tactile contact with anyone for weeks.

I mean this in the nicest most least attacking way possible way

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

Should fuck my lodger then?

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By *ushandkittyCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!

My point exactly ..., Nazi Germany !!! Some people really need to get a grip on reality !!!"

I call Godwins Law

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!

My point exactly ..., Nazi Germany !!! Some people really need to get a grip on reality !!!

I call Godwins Law "

What's that?

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By *hilMan  over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING


"It actually says if you read it that people cant stay overnight....

Perfect. She has to go home after. "Sorry, I'd love you to stay the night but the government says no"

Lol made me giggle "

Whats the definition of overnight?

Can you leave 23:45 then come back at 0:15 the following morning?

Or just arrange to meet in the early hours of the morning?

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By *ty31Man  over a year ago

NW London

I really don't see the point of this being enshrined in law and I really don't see how the police are supposed to enforce it

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By *ushandkittyCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"Just imagine a police state where people report their neinghbours for real or imagined breaches of some legislation that neither makes sense or is fair.

Imagine a time when the state is monitoring who we meet and when and what for, and using neighbours to report people who break the rules.

hmm Germany in the 30s, Russia or other communist states in the 50 - 60's

the UK in 2020 !

I know what the intention is … but this is silly pointless and a PR disaster to top all PR disasters, when will they actually do something that makes sense !

kids can go to school with loads of other kids and teachers, but people are reporting neighbours for seeing their grandkids !! REALLY !!!!!!!!

My point exactly ..., Nazi Germany !!! Some people really need to get a grip on reality !!!

I call Godwins Law

What's that? "

The longer an internet conversation goes on, the more likely that the probability of someone mentioning the Nazis approaches 1.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"I really don't see the point of this being enshrined in law and I really don't see how the police are supposed to enforce it"

It will be self policed by snitching neighbours no doubt.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Sex crime

Sex crime

De de de dede de de de dede

Nineteen eighty four

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By *ty31Man  over a year ago

NW London


"I really don't see the point of this being enshrined in law and I really don't see how the police are supposed to enforce it

It will be self policed by snitching neighbours no doubt. "

I hope not, I really don't want to get to the point where neighbours grassing each other up becomes normal.

Besides, they would need to produce evidence that the people in question were having a private gathering and were not meeting for essential reasons....

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"I really don't see the point of this being enshrined in law and I really don't see how the police are supposed to enforce it

It will be self policed by snitching neighbours no doubt.

I hope not, I really don't want to get to the point where neighbours grassing each other up becomes normal.

Besides, they would need to produce evidence that the people in question were having a private gathering and were not meeting for essential reasons...."

It's becoming the norm already. We've experienced it ourselves when going out for legitimate reasons, work. One nosy neighbour decided to take it upon himself to spread rumours to others about us being out every day. (Parcel force and pest control jobs) but hey, that's fine we can stay in, parcels won't get delivered and people can be over-run with rats and mice lol.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

Just to add this same neighbour spread rumours that he had seen a large rat coming out of our house and 3 adjacent properties at the same time. It was actually Bella, our small, black, female cat. This is how fear and misinformation spreads so easily, by people making assumptions. He has my phone number, he could have called me. We have previously been on good terms, now I'm not so sure. Its very sad.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It actually says if you read it that people cant stay overnight....

Still ridiculous when other countries are taking into account the mental and physical wellbeing that sexual or just physical contact with another has x"

exactly. this government is utterly useless

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By *adetMan  over a year ago

South of Ipswich

I have to say I'm a bit disappointed, I was hoping for some good news but it seems that the chance for 2 people getting together have just been well and truly scuppered

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By *nvioletMan  over a year ago

Thanet/Kent


"Doesn't say nothing about 2 folk from separate households in a car.

Who's got blacked out windows?"

Persons from more than one household in a private motor vehicle was one of the first regulations that was brought in.

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By *ustfun 1984Man  over a year ago

exeter


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post. "

But just maybe that 1 person you meet is asymptomatic or you are and infection goes up again pretty simple to work out

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Good news is that , all these are temporary measures until we are free of this deadly pandemic. We just have to hold our inhibitions for a while ,after that the world is ours.

So I take it you not having sex? I mean you said "we" like you've not had sex or adult contact /physical contact since lock down started?

My personal opinion is that couples don't know how it is for singles right now, so waving your fingers at single people for voicing their frustration of not being able to have a cuddle or sex doesn't hold alot of weight.... We not bad people for being frustrated, we human and miss the contact, saying we miss it doesnt mean we going to go out and shag half the street now, but I'd definitely not say no to one safe FWB for the duration of this lock down, single people also have kids so moving a FB in is also not a viable option most. My FB coming to my house is still probably more safe than sending my kids to school

So no, your good news really means nothing to those singles that have not even had a cuddle or any form of tactile contact with anyone for weeks.

I mean this in the nicest most least attacking way possible way "

The WE as in WE SWINGERS.

Theres a kind of solidarity here in my post. Anyway ,don't expect you to comprehend fully as can see from your post is you are angered by the govt decision.

Yes not just fuckbuddies but even normal people who are in relationships but staying apart can't meet for sex .

And nobody is laughing on your wounds at all, but we are facing a situation here. There are hospitals in England which have literally closed their admissions as they can't take anymore .

Right now people with symptoms are been asked to stay home and not to visit GP or a hospital.

This is very little price people will be paying to keep everyone safe .

This won't be for a lifetime .

Today Bournemouth beach was full of people not wearing masks.

It's ridiculous.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe.....

So how do you propose they police it then? Spy cams in every home? More snitching from neighbours who do it out of spite or without knowing the true circumstances? Tuning into people's smart speakers etc? Do you not see how intrusive this really is??

You seem to be missing the point.. they wont police it..

They have sh*t all interest in you meeting someone in your home for sex.

They do however have an interesting in breaking up large scale house parties that get out of hand.. cause neighbours to complain and call the police.

Trust me they ain't monitoring alexa for the sounds of you crying out the lords name.

It's all about perspective... not everything is done to keep you down..

Now off you pop to North Korea and tell them of your troubles.

No need for rudeness. I want talking about parties, I was referring to 1 person visiting and breaking rules. North Korea has nothing to do with my post.

But just maybe that 1 person you meet is asymptomatic or you are and infection goes up again pretty simple to work out "

More at risk of catching something at the supermarket.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Guess whoever I meet will have to have me in their house for two weeks. Whatever shall we do?

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By *exy4youxxWoman  over a year ago

Pontefract

I for one will do as I please if its good enough for Cummings it's good enough for me then I will just spout a load of bull for an excuse jk by the way x

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By *he Ring WraithMan  over a year ago

Bradford

The latest stupid rules are nuts !

I cant visit my son, but he can teach his class of kids and I can work in a store with loads of staff and hundreds of customers in and out all the time.

I can stay 2 metres away from him easier than I can some of the twats that come in the store and have no idea what 2 metres is like.

Why is visiting people you know and trust more of a danger than a room full of strangers ?

Oh yeh because we have to get the economy working for Boris and his buddies, fuck the real people they can cope ………….. Its not forever they say, actually for them it has never been an issue, they do as they please.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

More at risk of catching something at the supermarket. "

That's why they have 2m distancing in the supermarket, wearing masks, hand sanitisers. There are guidelines on how many people they can allow in the store at one time. They have to count the customers too.

You are not at risk in super market but may be from having sex with another person.

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By *exy4youxxWoman  over a year ago

Pontefract


"

More at risk of catching something at the supermarket.

That's why they have 2m distancing in the supermarket, wearing masks, hand sanitisers. There are guidelines on how many people they can allow in the store at one time. They have to count the customers too.

You are not at risk in super market but may be from having sex with another person."

The way this shit is going now this should be our risk to take hell even government make up their own rules to suit what they do I've had to risk my life every day to make profit to a company who has had sale after sale taking advantage of you lot stuck at home being paid and nothing to spend it on oh but now its all being returned for a refund I'm fuming selfish ppl and now I'm told I cant have sex bc i dont want a partner.... nah they know where they can shove that

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Never heard about that rule about its illegal to have sex with someone outside of your house x well i know for sure that i will be breaking that rule. What a lot of shite .

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"

More at risk of catching something at the supermarket.

That's why they have 2m distancing in the supermarket, wearing masks, hand sanitisers. There are guidelines on how many people they can allow in the store at one time. They have to count the customers too.

You are not at risk in super market but may be from having sex with another person."

You didn't see my local Asda last week. I walked out.

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By *rafficvanMan  over a year ago

Middletown


"So from midnight having sex with someone from another household is illegal, that's the majority of the population screwed then "
i love your photos love to meet you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Which mp will be first?

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire


"Of course they’re not interested they don’t need to be. The Facebook police are on hand to reprimand and slander anyone they see fit. Sprinkle on a little bit of media fear mongering and you get the state of hysteria we have right now! Everyone has an opinion on what should of should be happening and they’re intent on letting everyone know about it!

First brexit, then the elections now covid! The media certainly knows how to keep this country divided. "

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By *exy4youxxWoman  over a year ago

Pontefract


"Which mp will be first? "

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Which mp will be first? "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Is Prince Andrew still in the country

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By *orkiecplCouple  over a year ago

York

This new law is just Wrong how the fuck did we just let the government tell us who we can have intimate relationship with , this is the sort of thing you would expect in a nazi state

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By *un KnightsCouple  over a year ago

South West


"Here's a bit of a reality check and something half the looney lefty conspiracy theorist, they're eroding our liberties bunch probably won't like...

But maybe, just maybe look at the bigger picture. Do you think this has been brought in to stop you bumping ugly with the genitals of your choosing? Or could it be in response to the number of idiots hosting large scale parties in private dwellings? Up until now the only deterrent was the police asking them to leave.

Now these idiots can at least be fined and if needed further criminal proceedings taken. Why is this a problem...because it takes up resources such as the police and occasionally the nhs when someone needs attention after to much drink or other substance misuse.

Do you really think special branch are deploying a crack team to monitor you.. or your local copper really gives a f*ck if you decide to meet someone else.. not a chance.

Stop reading trash news, turning it into some sort of over blown theory.. and grow the f*ck up..

And apologise for the rant but sick of hearing people whine how hard done by they are.

We have a system that's paying for people not to have to go to work, that allows freedom of opinion and expression, is tolerant and accepting of peoples sexual choice. Take a trip to China, Pakistan, Russia.. and tell them how crap life in the uk is.

And breathe....."

Never have we found a sensible post that made us want to spend an evening with a like minded grown up couple with a glass of wine.

Oh to be young fit and your neighbour.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

hey too late now

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By *urenutsMan  over a year ago

waltham cross/Harrow HA1

How will they enforce this. The police will ask you to drop your pants or panties to swob test.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

not enforceable though just a scare tactic

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