Is it normal that i feel like i no longer know what to do after what happened?

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I got told by a teacher at school, only to be told to go self-isolate because my friend had COVID-19, I had to isolate despite being tested negative for COVID then I get a call asking if I have any of the symptoms, so far my life feels kinda empty and it feels sad that I can't go anywhere, I have to confine myself to keep myself safe but I still feel bad for my friend though who is tested positive for the coronavirus.

I purely hate 2020 and I want to blurt out " FUCK YOU COVID-19 " but saying it won't help anything.

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  • JellyBeanBandit
    3 years ago

    If I had been told not to come to school for no reason I'd have been celebrating.

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    • Clunk42
      3 years ago

      OP probably have to do makeup work, though. I'd rather go to school every day than have to do multiple days worth of makeup work.

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    • Somenormie
      3 years ago

      I would celebrate but feel kinda sad at the same time doing it because I can't go to the gym or anywhere.

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  • Clunk42
    3 years ago

    The self-isolation isn't to keep yourself safe; it's for the safety of others. Though I do feel as though the government making people stay in their homes is rather against American principles.

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  • turquoise_tangara
    3 years ago

    I’m sorry about your friend and I also am so sorry that you’re struggling in this isolating period. Let me just say, you’re NOT alone. I have been feeling the same exact way; feeling empty and just like there’s no hope or bright future to come. I had a COVID scare in my family a couple months ago, I was supposed to be moving to Europe to finish my graduate studies this Fall (now I can’t go at all), and I was supposed to move in with my girlfriend (she ghosted me after she found out that my dad came in contact with COVID—he tested negative the next day). I hope things get better for you, love. Until then, know you’re not alone and things can only last but so long. I think within the next 1-2 years things should start picking back up again! So that’s something!

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  • Schizotravestie
    3 years ago

    in France we are not confined if the test is negative.
    it's weird to confine people who are not sick ....

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  • bbrown95
    3 years ago

    I'm sorry you're going through this, it sounds tough! I hate being cooped up inside with nothing to do as well (we got snowed in in my area during the winter of 2019, plus I got sick on top of that, and it was absolutely AWFUL). Hopefully the time passes quickly and you'll be back to life as normal! In the meantime, hang in there!

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