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Yeah, but not often enough for it to be part of standard dating protocol. It's more of a litmus test to check if you are anti-science, pro-conservative, or a ge
by BizarroLand 2y ago
Yeah, but not often enough for it to be part of standard dating protocol. It's more of a litmus test to check if you are anti-science, pro-conservative, or a general jerk.
If that question comes up, there are 2 possible outcomes.
1: They have been appropriately vaccinated and expect their dating partners to also be vaccinated.
2: They call it "the jab" and have decided that inoculation makes you subhuman, and want their dating partners to validate and reinforce their feelings on the matter.
And you get to decide which version works for you.
- sharpshadow 2y agoOkay interesting to hear that it’s actually a dating topic. Probably even more dangerous to talk about than politics. Additionally to the reasons you mentioned, wouldn’t you say that it’s also a health related topic?