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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

I read an interesting article that there could be problems in the future as one might want to find a partner but are faced with a dilemma, what if they are vaccinated or not? So even if they like the person they might not want them cos they have or havent had the jab, what do you think of it? I can see this to become a big problem for the dating scene.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Not really.

Have many friends that wouldn't have a flu vax before the Pandemic. Most have changed their view of that now however. Realising that they were probably helping to kill others without it.

The Pandemic has taught people much. It's also taught us all much about people.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

No. It's a values issue for me, same as any other. If I were looking to date, I wouldn't date someone with such wildly different values to me.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Who wouldn't dare ShagTonight!

I could see a small possible reluctance now amongst some but I'm guessing that as we relax restrictions that people will not give it too much thought, unless someone was of a rabidly antivax mindset overall.

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

You do like to see problems when there are no problems to be seen don’t you Shag!!!!!

Normal life will return and people will live normally once more so it’s still a case of some will like marmite and some won’t.!!!!

T

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South

I wouldn’t date someone that refused the vaccinate nor would I date a Tory .... purely down to the values and the way they live their lives would be so different to me it would be a waste of time.

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

Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too"

I'd hope that in most cases, the dating thing would sort that out. In the swinging scene the level of checks is different, but I'd absolutely have conversations about values, including on public health, before getting into a relationship with someone.

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too"

Wow, how unusual for a man to lie.. So shocked

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


"Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too"

if you start a relationship where you cant trust any of those statements from them then you have a much bigger problem than a lack of vaccine

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too

if you start a relationship where you cant trust any of those statements from them then you have a much bigger problem than a lack of vaccine "

Hahaha this!

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

Your article sounds like it assumes people have a choice as to whether they get vaccinated or not. And indeed the vast majority do. But not everyone. Some may wish to get vaccinated but are unable.

Its a quandary!

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


"Your article sounds like it assumes people have a choice as to whether they get vaccinated or not. And indeed the vast majority do. But not everyone. Some may wish to get vaccinated but are unable.

Its a quandary! "

i think people tend to view this very differently to choose not to be vaccinated though

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Your article sounds like it assumes people have a choice as to whether they get vaccinated or not. And indeed the vast majority do. But not everyone. Some may wish to get vaccinated but are unable.

Its a quandary!

i think people tend to view this very differently to choose not to be vaccinated though "

Yup. No quandary. If you can't you're fine, if you donwanna I donwanna know you.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex

If I was dating I wouldn't really mind if the other person was vaccinated or not.

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


"Your article sounds like it assumes people have a choice as to whether they get vaccinated or not. And indeed the vast majority do. But not everyone. Some may wish to get vaccinated but are unable.

Its a quandary!

i think people tend to view this very differently to choose not to be vaccinated though

Yup. No quandary. If you can't you're fine, if you donwanna I donwanna know you."

its more about the motivation and what that says about your team player spirit (which would carry into hoe you behave in a relationship) than the ability to have the medication itself

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Your article sounds like it assumes people have a choice as to whether they get vaccinated or not. And indeed the vast majority do. But not everyone. Some may wish to get vaccinated but are unable.

Its a quandary!

i think people tend to view this very differently to choose not to be vaccinated though

Yup. No quandary. If you can't you're fine, if you donwanna I donwanna know you.

its more about the motivation and what that says about your team player spirit (which would carry into hoe you behave in a relationship) than the ability to have the medication itself "

Yes, or community mindedness/morals.

It's severely unaligned with mine.

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


"Your article sounds like it assumes people have a choice as to whether they get vaccinated or not. And indeed the vast majority do. But not everyone. Some may wish to get vaccinated but are unable.

Its a quandary!

i think people tend to view this very differently to choose not to be vaccinated though "

I think you will be correct in that in the long run. So yes I fully agree. But at the minute that isn't the case. Its very "are you/aren't you?" with no middle ground. Driven mainly by the media scaremongering to be fair.

But yes eventually it will level out.

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"You do like to see problems when there are no problems to be seen don’t you Shag!!!!!

Normal life will return and people will live normally once more so it’s still a case of some will like marmite and some won’t.!!!!

T"

No I dont. I can see it becoming a problem in the future.

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


"Not really.

Have many friends that wouldn't have a flu vax before the Pandemic. Most have changed their view of that now however. Realising that they were probably helping to kill others without it.

The Pandemic has taught people much. It's also taught us all much about people."

The flue jab killed my father, so im never going to have one, have had my first covid jab tho and just waiting for my second, im not sure how effective they will be tho, but i thought it worth the risk, as very few people have had severe side effects from it, but it is a very different type of jab, the flue jab basicly gives you a low does of flue and relies on your imunity to do the rest, the covid jabs dont work in the same way

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"You do like to see problems when there are no problems to be seen don’t you Shag!!!!!

Normal life will return and people will live normally once more so it’s still a case of some will like marmite and some won’t.!!!!

TNo I dont. I can see it becoming a problem in the future."

Why is it a problem?

I don't want to date people who don't share my core values. That's always been true

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Not really.

Have many friends that wouldn't have a flu vax before the Pandemic. Most have changed their view of that now however. Realising that they were probably helping to kill others without it.

The Pandemic has taught people much. It's also taught us all much about people.

The flue jab killed my father, so im never going to have one, have had my first covid jab tho and just waiting for my second, im not sure how effective they will be tho, but i thought it worth the risk, as very few people have had severe side effects from it, but it is a very different type of jab, the flue jab basicly gives you a low does of flue and relies on your imunity to do the rest, the covid jabs dont work in the same way"

The flu jab left a relative of mine with permanent disability a long time ago.

I still get mine - to protect him and people like him who can't.

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"You do like to see problems when there are no problems to be seen don’t you Shag!!!!!

Normal life will return and people will live normally once more so it’s still a case of some will like marmite and some won’t.!!!!

TNo I dont. I can see it becoming a problem in the future.

Why is it a problem?

I don't want to date people who don't share my core values. That's always been true"

Cos of peoples different views and values, one we know is together with someone and he doesnt want the children to be vaccinated, but she does, so he have a big decision to make.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"You do like to see problems when there are no problems to be seen don’t you Shag!!!!!

Normal life will return and people will live normally once more so it’s still a case of some will like marmite and some won’t.!!!!

TNo I dont. I can see it becoming a problem in the future.

Why is it a problem?

I don't want to date people who don't share my core values. That's always been trueCos of peoples different views and values, one we know is together with someone and he doesnt want the children to be vaccinated, but she does, so he have a big decision to make. "

That's why I wouldn't date someone who is against vaccination. It's very much against my values.

(Or in my case someone who wants children. Nope nope nope)

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"You do like to see problems when there are no problems to be seen don’t you Shag!!!!!

Normal life will return and people will live normally once more so it’s still a case of some will like marmite and some won’t.!!!!

TNo I dont. I can see it becoming a problem in the future.

Why is it a problem?

I don't want to date people who don't share my core values. That's always been trueCos of peoples different views and values, one we know is together with someone and he doesnt want the children to be vaccinated, but she does, so he have a big decision to make.

That's why I wouldn't date someone who is against vaccination. It's very much against my values.

(Or in my case someone who wants children. Nope nope nope)"

That is good, although this couple was together before covid so this have become a problem for them. I really feel for the guy, cos he is a nice guy and I hope everything works out for him

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood

Will have vax when offerd it but it wont be putting me off meeting or dating someone who hasnt had it if i like them.personal choice as far as im concerned

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By *heRazorsEdgeMan
over a year ago

Wales/ All over UK

Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

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


"I read an interesting article that there could be problems in the future as one might want to find a partner but are faced with a dilemma, what if they are vaccinated or not? So even if they like the person they might not want them cos they have or havent had the jab, what do you think of it? I can see this to become a big problem for the dating scene."

Wot a lot of rubbish if you love someone it shouldnt make a difference if he or she didnt want yo be a Sheep

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science "

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone

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By *heRazorsEdgeMan
over a year ago

Wales/ All over UK


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone "

I mentioned in my comment that it’s someone who WON’T have it rather than someone who CAN’T.. I am aware of the difference. And in my opinion there are NO valid reasons for why someone who can be vaccinated but refuse to...

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science "

Agreed

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone "

This

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone "

I’ve yet to hear a valid reason why someone won’t have the vaccine.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I think this is interesting.

Personal responsibility doesn't just mean "I get to make my own choices about the pandemic", it also means "I can live by my own values in excess of requirements"

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science "

This

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


"I read an interesting article that there could be problems in the future as one might want to find a partner but are faced with a dilemma, what if they are vaccinated or not? So even if they like the person they might not want them cos they have or havent had the jab, what do you think of it? I can see this to become a big problem for the dating scene."

The fact that many people who have been injected still go on to contract the virus it's really a non issue.

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By *nnie2009Couple
over a year ago

Blackpool


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone

I’ve yet to hear a valid reason why someone won’t have the vaccine."

probably they are in the 'I won't get covid or covid not real' brigade they need to get in the real world

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Not really.

Have many friends that wouldn't have a flu vax before the Pandemic. Most have changed their view of that now however. Realising that they were probably helping to kill others without it.

The Pandemic has taught people much. It's also taught us all much about people.

The flue jab killed my father, so im never going to have one, have had my first covid jab tho and just waiting for my second, im not sure how effective they will be tho, but i thought it worth the risk, as very few people have had severe side effects from it, but it is a very different type of jab, the flue jab basicly gives you a low does of flue and relies on your imunity to do the rest, the covid jabs dont work in the same way"

The flu vaccine for adults won't typically give you a live virus. You can check each year, which of the various flu strains are included in the vaccine and their format. There are some changes each year and I can fully understand your hesitation, based on your circumstances. Children and adults have been getting different forms recently.

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


"If I was dating I wouldn't really mind if the other person was vaccinated or not. "

Same as.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I'd also struggle very much with dating a full-on conspiracy wingbit, as their balance of focus, their priorities and rational thinking capabilities are likely to be a bit off from mine. I don't want a clone but I do want someone who is reasonably grounded and takes good decisions, ss well as wanting good for others.

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

I suppose it depends on if you are looking for a long term relationship or a short term meet.

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


"Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too

if you start a relationship where you cant trust any of those statements from them then you have a much bigger problem than a lack of vaccine "

I never have or would. But many have been left holding the baby - some people (and not just men) lie to get what they want and are very good at it. Why would Covid change them - HIV didn't.

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By *uietlykinkymeWoman
over a year ago

kinky land

I wouldn't date a conspiracy theorist same as I wouldn't date a moral high ground nagist Or end of the world street screecher.

Am I going to ask my meets or potential dating partners if they've been covid vaccinated, no.

If someone starts asking me about my covid vaccinations status outside of, for potential travel requirements, I'll probably respond suggesting that they should look elsewhere.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Who wouldn't dare ShagTonight!

I could see a small possible reluctance now amongst some but I'm guessing that as we relax restrictions that people will not give it too much thought, unless someone was of a rabidly antivax mindset overall. "

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"Who wouldn't dare ShagTonight!

I could see a small possible reluctance now amongst some but I'm guessing that as we relax restrictions that people will not give it too much thought, unless someone was of a rabidly antivax mindset overall. "

Yes who wouldnt, some might and some dont

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone

I mentioned in my comment that it’s someone who WON’T have it rather than someone who CAN’T.. I am aware of the difference. And in my opinion there are NO valid reasons for why someone who can be vaccinated but refuse to..."

There are medical and mental reasons why someone can't have the vaccine as is no becoming apparent as none of the major vaccines available are for the under 30's

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By *elshsunsWoman
over a year ago

Flintshire

Yep first question to ask ... Sorry if your jib jabbed on your way thank you

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds


"

There are medical and mental reasons why someone can't have the vaccine"

What mental reasons ?

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By *iobhan123Woman
over a year ago

Deal


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone

I mentioned in my comment that it’s someone who WON’T have it rather than someone who CAN’T.. I am aware of the difference. And in my opinion there are NO valid reasons for why someone who can be vaccinated but refuse to...

There are medical and mental reasons why someone can't have the vaccine as is no becoming apparent as none of the major vaccines available are for the under 30's"

Both Moderna and Pfizer are viable options for the under 30s

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Anyone who won’t have the vaccine is obviously of a far different mindset than myself with a fundamental belief that is radically different to my own... I wouldn’t want to date someone so detached from reality and the benefits of modern science

There are valid reasons why some cannot or will not have the vaccine and if you're not prepared to understand that then you're no loss. Btw, I have had mine not that I'd ever make that an issue to anyone

I mentioned in my comment that it’s someone who WON’T have it rather than someone who CAN’T.. I am aware of the difference. And in my opinion there are NO valid reasons for why someone who can be vaccinated but refuse to...

There are medical and mental reasons why someone can't have the vaccine as is no becoming apparent as none of the major vaccines available are for the under 30's

Both Moderna and Pfizer are viable options for the under 30s"

Sorry, I missed that. Yes just the Astrazenica is not. Sorry but the roll out for the Moderna isn't full on yet

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down

It wouldn't bother me if someone was vaccinated or not really. It's their decision and it's not my place to push what I believe on anyone else. If they were someone who did push their views on topics and decided only they were right and everyone else is wrong then we wouldn't even get past chatting for long no matter anything else.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

The roll out for the under 30s isn't full on yet either !

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

Oh ffs.

Seriously my list of wants and needs in a partner are apparently too long, I'm certainly not going to add anything else.

What someone chooses to do re vaccination is entirely up to them.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The roll out for the under 30s isn't full on yet either !"

And other jabs are coming - Novavax in particular. (J&J seems to have similar issues - similar vector)

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham

Doesn’t bother me it’s personal choice and most the women under 30 won’t be vaccinated for ages if at all. If they start spouting conspiracy theories that’s different !

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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago

Dudley

I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

"

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

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


"

There are medical and mental reasons why someone can't have the vaccine

What mental reasons ?"

Fear.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds


"

There are medical and mental reasons why someone can't have the vaccine

What mental reasons ?

Fear."

True

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By *uliaChrisCouple
over a year ago

westerham


"If I was dating I wouldn't really mind if the other person was vaccinated or not. "

Yup ^^^^ I'm not going to influence anyone else's health choices about the vaccine or be concerned about it, it's personal choice.

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


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids "

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
over a year ago

ashford

Make no difference at all to me I've had a vax got the second next week! I would not judge weather to meet someone on weather they are vaxed or not! None of my business! Would never dream to even ask! x

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By *uliaChrisCouple
over a year ago

westerham

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By *uliaChrisCouple
over a year ago

westerham


"I wouldn’t date someone that refused the vaccinate nor would I date a Tory .... purely down to the values and the way they live their lives would be so different to me it would be a waste of time. "

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I wouldn’t date someone that refused the vaccinate nor would I date a Tory .... purely down to the values and the way they live their lives would be so different to me it would be a waste of time.

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around."

Wonder why ... lol

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds


"

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around."

There was a thread a couple of days ago where a man wouldn't meet a woman who said on her profile she was a "leftie"

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around.

There was a thread a couple of days ago where a man wouldn't meet a woman who said on her profile she was a "leftie" "

I hear it all the time and have specifically added stuff to my profile to steer people away who might find my politics objectionable.

I don't have to talk about it, but I'd rather not listen to a spiel about why I'm an idiot either.

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By *i1971Man
over a year ago

Cornwall

Wouldn't concern me at all. It's about the person as a whole rather than whether or not they've had the covid vacc.

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By *uliaChrisCouple
over a year ago

westerham


"

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around.

There was a thread a couple of days ago where a man wouldn't meet a woman who said on her profile she was a "leftie"

I hear it all the time and have specifically added stuff to my profile to steer people away who might find my politics objectionable.

I don't have to talk about it, but I'd rather not listen to a spiel about why I'm an idiot either."

I don't really give anyone I'm talking to a spiel about politics or anything else. We will have a healthy in depth discussion about an issue and then we will both agree I'm right.

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By *ammskiMan
over a year ago

lytham st.annes


"

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around.

There was a thread a couple of days ago where a man wouldn't meet a woman who said on her profile she was a "leftie"

I hear it all the time and have specifically added stuff to my profile to steer people away who might find my politics objectionable.

I don't have to talk about it, but I'd rather not listen to a spiel about why I'm an idiot either.

I don't really give anyone I'm talking to a spiel about politics or anything else. We will have a healthy in depth discussion about an issue and then we will both agree I'm right. "

You do make people laugh

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


"I wouldn’t date someone that refused the vaccinate nor would I date a Tory .... purely down to the values and the way they live their lives would be so different to me it would be a waste of time.

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around.

Wonder why ... lol "

i think it should work both ways though , if someones politics is such a large part of their personality that its the first thing they need to say about themselves on a dating profile before you even meet them , chances are they don’t have much of an open mind for discussion or debate on way more than politics - for this reason i wont swipe anyone who has anything about snp on their bios - its not who they vote that put me off , its that they decided that was a defining feature of their personality

i dont need to date someone who thinks in all the same ways as me , but i do want to date someone who can respect and discuss our differences without it becoming bitter

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


"I wouldn’t date someone that refused the vaccinate nor would I date a Tory .... purely down to the values and the way they live their lives would be so different to me it would be a waste of time.

Always find the "wouldn't date a Tory" comments hilarious. Never heard it the other way around.

Wonder why ... lol

i think it should work both ways though , if someones politics is such a large part of their personality that its the first thing they need to say about themselves on a dating profile before you even meet them , chances are they don’t have much of an open mind for discussion or debate on way more than politics - for this reason i wont swipe anyone who has anything about snp on their bios - its not who they vote that put me off , its that they decided that was a defining feature of their personality

i dont need to date someone who thinks in all the same ways as me , but i do want to date someone who can respect and discuss our differences without it becoming bitter"

i probably should have added if someone in scotland has a union jack flag on their profile is the same result - swipe left

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By *luttyLaylaWoman
over a year ago

North West


"I read an interesting article that there could be problems in the future as one might want to find a partner but are faced with a dilemma, what if they are vaccinated or not? So even if they like the person they might not want them cos they have or havent had the jab, what do you think of it? I can see this to become a big problem for the dating scene."

I agree with some above, I think it’s more about someone’s morals, views and beliefs than just being vaccinated or not.

I’d not date or meet someone who feels the need to spout of their opinion on anything on a dating/ fab profile.

As long as there’s healthy discussion and reasoning it’s fine.... must be a Man Utd supporter though haha x

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By *ntrepid ExplorersCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham

I see zero long term issue. You'll either be legitimately exempt, which is why herd immunity exists, or they'll just be showing themselves up to be cretins early doors. Bullets will be dodged.

And obviously people will get bored of being anti vaccine etc., once the novelty dies down, just like everything else they could pretend to care about but don't. The ones left, all the better to find and avoid them early as possible.

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


"Mm.

Its okay i'm vaccinated.

Its ok I've been snipped

It's ok i'm on the pill

It's ok i don't have any STI's

All the above could be lies but never bothered many in past. Just screwed, sometimes by the lie too

Wow, how unusual for a man to lie.. So shocked "

Women lie just as much!

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


"I see zero long term issue. You'll either be legitimately exempt, which is why herd immunity exists, or they'll just be showing themselves up to be cretins early doors. Bullets will be dodged.

And obviously people will get bored of being anti vaccine etc., once the novelty dies down, just like everything else they could pretend to care about but don't. The ones left, all the better to find and avoid them early as possible."

Judgemental much

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By *ntrepid ExplorersCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham


"I see zero long term issue. You'll either be legitimately exempt, which is why herd immunity exists, or they'll just be showing themselves up to be cretins early doors. Bullets will be dodged.

And obviously people will get bored of being anti vaccine etc., once the novelty dies down, just like everything else they could pretend to care about but don't. The ones left, all the better to find and avoid them early as possible.

Judgemental much "

you say judge, I say not a irresponsible fool... Hmm, doesn't have quite the same ring to it does it?

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By *ornyQueerWoman
over a year ago

.....

At least we can go on socially distanced dates now to a pub or park etc. Have to wait to get close

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that. "

So you're actually saying that people cannot have a personal choice?

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


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that.

So you're actually saying that people cannot have a personal choice? "

thats not what has been said at all

just that based on that personal choice, they can easily tell they would not be compatible people

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that.

So you're actually saying that people cannot have a personal choice? "

People have personal choice.

People are allowed to date or not date anyone they want for any reason they want.

I choose not to voluntarily associate with people who have these sorts of attitudes to public health.

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


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that.

So you're actually saying that people cannot have a personal choice?

People have personal choice.

People are allowed to date or not date anyone they want for any reason they want.

I choose not to voluntarily associate with people who have these sorts of attitudes to public health."

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


"If I was dating I wouldn't really mind if the other person was vaccinated or not.

Yup ^^^^ I'm not going to influence anyone else's health choices about the vaccine or be concerned about it, it's personal choice. "

since this thread was about dating not fucking , and dating often leads to raising a family

if you were one way on the vaccine and your partner the other , both strongly and not because of medical restrictions- how would you deal with that when it cane time for the kids to get theirs?

its for reasons like that, that i see it as way more than did you get a jab in your arm or not. people can get along with different opinions sure, but if you have fundamentally different values and go into a relationship together thats asking for some big problems later down the line

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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere


"If I was dating I wouldn't really mind if the other person was vaccinated or not.

Yup ^^^^ I'm not going to influence anyone else's health choices about the vaccine or be concerned about it, it's personal choice.

since this thread was about dating not fucking , and dating often leads to raising a family

if you were one way on the vaccine and your partner the other , both strongly and not because of medical restrictions- how would you deal with that when it cane time for the kids to get theirs?

its for reasons like that, that i see it as way more than did you get a jab in your arm or not. people can get along with different opinions sure, but if you have fundamentally different values and go into a relationship together thats asking for some big problems later down the line "

If I was dating I wouldn't be too bothered if the guy had it or not as long as he was sensible day to day.

My husband has had it, I haven't yet and I'm not sure whether I will yet. He had it on Sunday and I was stressing about it massively.

When it comes to our children my 19 year old can decide for himself, the other 2 I'm not keen for them to have it at the moment. It will be a while before they're offered it anyway.

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that.

So you're actually saying that people cannot have a personal choice?

thats not what has been said at all

just that based on that personal choice, they can easily tell they would not be compatible people "

Seems like you did

"I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk."

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"I wouldn't date an anti vaxxer, that includes people who say 'im not an anti vaxxer, I just know this jab isn't a vaccine and hasn't been tested enough'.

Yeah.

I don't want to be with people who don't agree with my values. No one ever questions "must love dogs", why is "agrees with me on public health" an issue? It's much more important - particularly if you have kids

I agree, it goes beyond "personal choice", which IMO only applies if your decisions do not potentially put others at risk. It's part and parcel of living in a civilised society. Absolutely you have the right to refuse something which is in the public interest, I have the right to make my own decisions about you based on that.

So you're actually saying that people cannot have a personal choice?

People have personal choice.

People are allowed to date or not date anyone they want for any reason they want.

I choose not to voluntarily associate with people who have these sorts of attitudes to public health."

I don't disagree which it appears you think I do. However, as I said, I've had my vaccine and it's fast becoming that the virus is less and less virilant but people are more toxic. Just saying and thus is not aimed at anyone in particular but as a whole

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