TikTokers Are BEGGING For ANOTHER Lockdown..

lockdown 2.0??? how bout NO 😒 smh.

[aishageorge]

Child ab*se and DV rates were sky-high during lockdown. Children who could escape their ab*ser by going to school were trapped, women who escaped their abuser by going to work, men who escaped their abuser by going to work were TRAPPED. That's so scary... I would never wish that situation on them ever again.

[naomino]

Lockdown killed my education and verbally insulted my confidence while dancing on the grave of my social skills.
Never. Again.

[lunabunny]

People really don't know. My neighbors husband died after being denied by the hospital. He died in their house. My neighbor wasn't able to leave the house that her own husband died in because of the lockdown. She wasn't able to get away. She couldn't even have a proper funeral. She had about two weeks later deleted herself, and I feel if she could have socialized and talked to people, it would have been better. Those people are really gonna be thinking about their outfits when someone they love, die in their house, and they aren't allowed to leave.

[chinchillaexists]

As a teen, I lost a good amount of my childhood to the pandemic. I don’t want to lose my teen years to another one. These people aren’t even thinking about how these lockdowns affected others.

[sunshine]

As someone who had a traumatizing lockdown AND getting married this year, if we had another lockdown, my mental health would probably decline into scary levels. It would be horrible.

[patotive]

People:
-lost their family members/loved ones
-lost their jobs
-some were trapped inside the house with no way of escaping an abuser (partners/parents)
-could not finish their education
-could not afford basic things like food or for hygiene
-if you were lucky enough not to actually contract the disease you couldnt see other people
-if you saw other people u probably would get the disease that makes you not being able to leave your bed for weeks minimum

[alldayyve]

Another lockdown meant another for us medical professionals and staff. It means staying in the hospital for days, toxic duty, not enough medical personnel and lastly underpaid but overworked. People wanting to have another lockdown are just so selfish. A lot of livelihood will close down again, and it is so hard to see your family and friends stress about it.

[kirstylashworth]

I'll say it here. I am so sick of these privileged people romantisizing lockdown. I had a horrible time during the lockdown. My grandad died, and we couldn't spend time with him as he was scared of going out. My great aunt has severe learning difficulties and was stuck with her mum who had dementia in a dirty house. My mum saved their lives by calling social services, who were reluctant to check on them. My aunt got cancer and she couldn't spend her last months the way she wanted to and we couldn't have the wedding my aunt wanted. I nearly lost my educational health care plan, and we had to fight for it. Luckily, my college helped with that. My sister got depression. My mums mental health was bad because she had to deal with two deaths during lockdown with no support. I lost my classmate to suicide. I had my education ruined, and I got headaches due to online learning. The social club I went to shut down and hasn't opened up because there's no funding. I almost lost my sanity during lockdown as I didn't have good support because everyone else was struggling. I can't relate to these privileged people.

[xheartx]

I was 9 during the lock down. And just the year prior I had to evacuate because of a gas explosion. During the lockdown I would watch the news seeing so many people dead and I remember the pain of living. The pain of losing a child sounds so horrible. It ruined me as a person. Then my parents got Covid. They almost died. I remember crying in my room while I missed my mom’s hug telling me it was okay. I was so scared. The lockdown was horrible on everyone. Seeing people hope for another one makes me so sick. I wish people didn’t make jokes out of everything and take things so lightly because the lockdown wasn't a long summer break. families died physically and mentally. and even now after all the healing i went through writing this made me cry. 4 years and im still affected by that. now imagine how people must feel, the ones that DID lose close family.

[mtta]

i have never been as suicidal as i was during covid lockdown. not being able to do anything hit my mental health like a truck

[Kuro_akumashi]

People don't understand that people lost things during those lockdowns. I lost two friends because they thought they wouldn't make it out of that lockdown, so they left on their own. That took a tole on my mental state, and I still haven't recovered.

(How I knew they left, one's mom called me, and the other family kept posting R.I.P to my friend.)


I still miss them, and those years are the WORST years of my life, so I would never wanna relive that time.

[tomemaster]

My Lockdown was unemployment and trying not to get murdered by my drug dealing neighbour. No family, no friends.

[DelphineTheWorstBladeEver]

As someone who had a privileged lockdown, yeah. People who glorify it clearly didn't have loved ones going through it. That's just mental.

[sanjanat]

I was super fortunate to not have anything tragic happen. My parents were able to keep their jobs and I thank the stars every day that I didn't lose anyone. Worst thing that happened was having to deal with being sick with the virus for like two weeks but that's it. I still wouldn't ever want another lockdown or pandemic, just by seeing how much grief it caused others. You don't have to have something terrible happen to yourself to have a sense of empathy and awareness.

[tingu]

In Sweden we never had lockdowns, the politicians knew that it would end like it did for so many people that they thought people would earn more not being in lockdown. It worked

[angelaplays]

This is NOT the year for another lockdown. Please.

[KeevanNorton]

the only things i loved about lockdown were:
• how united we were in this shared experience
• how the earth healed itself
that is it!

[mrpanoplosaurus]

My brother is 12 and even he understands the severity and consequences of another lockdown. We were both constantly living in fear of our grandma dying because of her auto-immune disease and her catching covid. I lost my first two years of middle school and had depressive episodes during the lockdown. Nobody can do another lockdown.

[Jellytimestudios]

As someone who had to do online school, it was horrible. People really take being able to see their friends again in person for granted.

[Dress_And_Read]

I had a privileged lockdown, as my dad kept working during it. My life didn’t change all that much because I’m homeschooled. I miss the point in my life I was in, and I wish I was in that position in my life again, but I don’t miss actual lockdown. Any activities I had to socialize with anyone was gone.
We had a family friend die in December of 2019, from what we think was an early case of Covid. It was not a great time. I’ve had Covid 3 times, thankfully never severe, but it has screwed up my eyes horribly and has given me several bald spots. The world cannot handle another pandemic/lockdown and I know it