Does he understand now at least that this has consequences for the rest of you?The very same.
Does he understand now at least that this has consequences for the rest of you?The very same.
The very same. And the one "we shouldn't pressure" to do so
Nah. He doesn't really care about other people, consequences, etc. Teenage aspie with zero empathyDoes he understand now at least that this has consequences for the rest of you?
Her younger sister has had it a few days apparently so it's more likely to have come from her. But it doesn't matter much does itNot terribly surprising that his GF's family's blaming him then, I have to say.
Aye, probs my own brain, but I’d find it impossible to be so observant as i would find it impossible to remember to do stuff like wiping down surfaces, washing hands all the time, esp for as long as advised, etc and I’m not even a teenagerAye, probably pointless but can't hurt being careful until there's no need to be is how I look at it
Her younger sister has had it a few days apparently so it's more likely to have come from her. But it doesn't matter much does it
It's the unpredictable nature of it that's always scared me. Some don't get it, some get it but don't get ill, some die. I've done everything I could have to be careful. He sure picked a terrible year to discover being sociableDoesn't always transmit in household though - neighbour had it in small house with partner living with him the whole time, she didn't get it.
Sorry if this is picking up on a relatively minor point in all this, but it sounds like the least stressful thing would be for you to have your own towel, and for you to wipe down, etc. Model it. It won't help the feeling that others aren't being considerate, but at least you'd be doing what you can..?I've said my piece - that he should have his own towel for bathroom visits that returns with him to hus room, and that he should wipe down everything he touches after use. At least while the rest of us are negative. Can't see the harm in it. No idea if Mrs SI agrees or not, she was "thinking about it" and us now upstairs discussing it with him.
Or didn't have symptoms. We've had it twice in my household, multiple times in my team (small office) and continually in my school and I've never had any symptoms, but I must have had it.Doesn't always transmit in household though - neighbour had it in small house with partner living with him the whole time, she didn't get it.
Do this already with towels. He's being very sensible and good-natured about it all to be fair to him, I'm proud of his reaction.Sorry if this is picking up on a relatively minor point in all this, but it sounds like the least stressful thing would be for you to have your own towel, and for you to wipe down, etc. Model it. It won't help the feeling that others aren't being considerate, but at least you'd be doing what you can..?
I'm not big in the blame game for communicable diseases where everyone's equally likely to get it
Who are you quoting?Not even remotely true, The fact is behaviour has a huge impact on your chances of getting it and giving it someone else.
i haven't felt the need to join in with that whatsapp group since the day i posted a link showing that the anti vaxxer he was promoting had sadly been arrested for storming the Capitol for Trump.suggest some chakra balancing
Not even remotely true, The fact is behaviour has a huge impact on your chances of getting it and giving it someone else.
Me, but removed from context so he can pretend I was saying something I wasn't. (I was talking very specifically about a boy and his girlfriend and the girlfriend's younger sister, all of whom are equally likely to have been the first ones in the chain to get ill, not claiming that behaviour doesn't affect transmission).Who are you quoting?
He's being an arsehole at the moment. Ignore him.Me, but removed from context so he can pretend I was saying something I wasn't. (I was talking very specifically about a boy and his girlfriend and the girlfriend's younger sister, all of whom are equally likely to have been the first ones in the chain to get ill, not claiming that behaviour doesn't affect transmission).
Nah. He doesn't really care about other people, consequences, etc. Teenage aspie with zero empathy