Mature in times of Pandemic

by | Jun 19, 2020 | challenges, our life

This Pandemic has shown that mature people are more conscious about the danger of the spread of the virus and are taking precautions seriously, like wearing masks, washing their hands and keeping social distance when their are in public places.

Enjoying the sun and keeping distance

Youngsters are less careful, especially teenagers. Recently I had to go out to buy some food and had to wait for a green light to cross a street. There was a group of very young girls, all together, without masks talking loudly. I kept my distance. In the middle, between then and me, there were some pigeons. Suddenly one of the girls turned around and, with no reason at all, kicked a pigeon, which didn’t have room to take flight and hit my head.

All together without masks or keeping distance.

Not all the youngsters are like these. Many are very careful with the measures of protection against the virus. But they think they are less vulnerable to it.

Personally, I’m taking all precautions because I think this is not over yet, and won’t be for a long time.

#FOWC: Mature

8 Comments

  1. Dragon Warrior

    It’s a nice informative post, and despite being a teenager, I can say most youngster indeed think breaking rules is a “cool” thing.

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    • Olga Brajnović

      I’m glad you’ve liked my post. I guess breaking the rules have some appeal in certain groups of people who feel that they have been imposed to them

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      • Dragon Warrior

        Perhaps, though I am not supporter of breaking safety rules though (:

        Reply
  2. Fandango

    Why would anyone kick a pigeon? That’s just cruel.

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  3. Olga Brajnović

    I was wondering the same question when I saw her move. Sadly, she was a little vandal.

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  4. Librarylady

    Kicking a pigeon? Do you think kids are just so mad and bored that they boil over sometimes? This pandemic has been hard on those of us who are mature enough to know that this too shall pass, kids and teens are having a harder time dealing. No excuse for animal cruelty though.

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    • Olga Brajnović

      Maybe it’s what you are saying, tiredness of all that time in quarantine. I don’t know.

      Reply

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