The responsibility of controlling the spread of coronavirus has been shifted into the hands of the public, rather than the government.
in the wrong. Not really, not unless they’re planning on meeting up with a huge gang of pals, breaking all social distancing guidelines, and licking each other’s faces. Rather, the clearcut rules we were given at the beginning of lockdown have shifted into… well, into something far more open to interpretation.
To echo what many have already said on Twitter, this means that the responsibility of controlling the spread of coronavirus has been shifted into the hands of the public, rather than the government. And this, of course, means that many will find themselves at odds with others over how we should move forward.Lockdown easing: how to tell your friends you’re not ready to meet up at the moment, will be keen to meet up with friends for a chat. Others will want to continue shielding.
Despite dreaming about returning to normal life less than two months ago, many of us are now struggling with the idea. So, when someone expresses a lockdown view that’s entirely at odds with your own, don’t lash out. Instead, take a moment. Consider things from their point of view. And, if you’re still fuming, then I once again urge you to makeand start shouting the phrase, “Good for you, not for me” from the rooftops. Because these six little words celebrate both difference and an assertion of self, making it the ideal response to someone else’s life choices.
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