[Lewismacfarlane]

For me its missing my elderly relatives and my niece

[Cherie]

I know we shouldn't really moan, we have so many distractions indoors, its not like we are in a refugee camp, but its going to be tough, a week in and it feels like a lifetime already

[Mitchell]

Struggling at home whilst others are breaking the rules, meaning this will go on for longer

[bitontheslide]

knowing that there will be more bad news day after day for for a significant period yet

[AnnieK]

Just that general feeling of dread / anxiety that I've been unable to shift since they locked us down.

[Withano]

I miss ****ty clubs and pubs

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

At least the cats are having fun on lockdown

Salem and poppy fighting over who gets to sit in the window

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Just that general feeling of dread / anxiety that I've been unable to shift since they locked us down.

I woke up like that today... Took all day to shake it off

[Josy]

The worry mostly but other than that I'm struggling a lot with the change to my routine

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

knowing that there will be more bad news day after day for for a significant period yet

I dunno, it's sort of stabilised at the moment really? The numbers game is what it is, there are no big surprises most days, it's just a matter of waiting. A lot of the "new developments" actually edge towards the positive.

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

knowing that there will be more bad news day after day for for a significant period yet

Yeah this too.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I woke up like that today... Took all day to shake it off

[LaLaLand]

My Great Aunt's next door neighbour and "best mate" in her care home, a lovely man who used to be in and out all the time helping her with things and talking for hours on end, passed away peacefully in his sleep last night. He came in to say goodnight to her as he always did around 10:30PM and that's the last she saw of him. Very unexpected and sudden.

So awful, and made much worse when we can't physically be there for her and comfort her when she's obviously very upset. Really frustrating and distressing tbh.

[Captain.Remy]

Mostly the death of relatives and fiancé. I mean of course I would hate to die the year I turned 30, but I'm more worried about my parents and the love of my life.

A bit like Shaun, it's the paranoia that gets to me, and I can't take it out at the gym or at rugby practice like I usually do when I'm stressed out at work or anything, so I'm more frustrated etc

It's knowing that you can do the right things to protect yourself from it, but some others don't and put everyone at risk because the virus is not visible so "it won't affect me".
I swear I could punch someone's lights out for behaving like that. I did it before, I can do it again. (here we go with the paranoia and anger while writing and thinking about it )

I've always been lucky on the health side, but somehow I can't get my mind around it and the fact that hopefully we'll be okay. I get to work from home and my fiance is super nice and completely chill about it (nothing gets to him, it's unreal) so it makes it easier to live.
But yeah, living with the fear about my family and him dying is the hardest part, not the quarantine itself.

[Smithy]

Just realised I won’t be able to get my eyebrows done now till god knows when

[Captain.Remy]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Just realised I won’t be able to get my eyebrows done now till god knows when

Can't go to the barber shop either
I swear once quarantine is over, hair dressers and barbers will have two full years of appointments to sort everybody out

[thisisdanny]

Hardest part is having the choice taken away.

I'm used to being unsociable or spending the day indoors being lazy, but at least I had the option of going out if I wanted to/had the motivation. Yet somehow it's making me quite anxious now that I'm forced into doing it.