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Better safe than sorry.

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1. If you are covid-19 vaccinated do you have sessions with someone who is unvaccinated?

2. If you are covid-19 unvaccinated do you have sessions with someone who is vaccinated?

3. If you answered yes to the question(s), and you did not know up front would you continue to see one of opposite Covid-19 vaccination status?

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coeur-de-lion97 reads

is a crapshoot anyway.  I got the two initial vaccinations in March '21, a booster in November '21, then in January '22 I got the Omicron variant.  After that, I don't have much confidence in whether vaccination helps all that much, so I will see anyone who is hot, has a pussy for rent, and can suck the chrome off a trailer hitch.  Since Feb. of 2020, when I first heard the word, "Covid", I have seen about 150 different providers, 70% of them multiple times. I met providers throughout 2021 and 2022, and continue to this day, which is Thursday.  My regular pussy days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.  Other days are according to whim.   From the way you are framing this question, I think you worry too much.  Live a little.  

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CurlyW-NatsFan105 reads

I am partying like its 1999 baby !!!  

 
But I did have my 2nd booster on Monday.. My ass was flat out wiped on Tuesday. Wed and Thu been better. I did nothing but watch TV and order Door Dash.  If the girl who delivered the food were cute, I'd ask her to feed me..

 
FWIW - the vaccinations were never designed to prevent you from getting virus. They were designed to prevent you from getting terribly sick and/or dying. No one ever said that you can't get COVID just because you are vaccinated.  Looks like you doing fine and fuckin' bitches like you mean it..  

 
4 real 4 real.

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DaveMogal95 reads

What's for a while before taking a new medication.  That is not fear.  That is being prudent.

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arrowman112 reads

I have had two vaxes and two boosters.  Still caught it a few weeks ago in line at an amusement park (I think).  Just a few days of a bad flu/cough.  But still -- it's still out there, you can still catch it, you can still pass it on to others. As a kind of counterpoint to Cover-de-Lion's comment above.

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coeur-de-lion90 reads

I only had a stuffy nose and cough the first two days, but I tested every day until I tested negative before going back to my office, which was on the 6th day from the first symptoms and test.  

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CurlyW-NatsFan92 reads

... about contracting  Syphilis from the Baltimore inner city crowd that you  like to patronize.  

 
If you ask me that should be you primary concern. Not COVID.  

 
4 real 4 real.

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636sd90 reads

I don't use a condom

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DaveMogal101 reads

Better safe than sorry.

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lester_prairie133 reads

This is a CBS report.

Related Link: https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2022/05/16/california-covid-boosted-vaccinated-data/

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inicky4699 reads

“Well, the data have to be taken into context, and what we don’t know are time and location,” Dr. Norris said, adding that for many people, their vaccine boosts are waning.

“So by three months, you’ve lost a lot of the protection. By six months, it’s like you never got boosted,” he said.

Data indicates the shift in boosted case rates happened in late February when boosted people went from being less likely to get COVID-19 to more likely to get it than people who are vaccinated but not boosted.  

“Do you think that’s because, for most people, the boost started to wear off?” Watts asked.

“I do,” Dr. Norris said. “And the other part of the equation is if someone didn’t get boosted in the first Omicron wave, they were also more likely to get infected.”
Fester, as always, is a dimwit.

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LONGFELLA4YOU93 reads

The Vaccine reduces your chances of getting it, being hospitalized and/or dying from it.   You can still get the Flu after taking the Flu vaccine.

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rochmn82 reads

There is no flu vaccine.  There is a flu  shot.

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Steve_Trevor88 reads

Related Link: Key facts about flu vaccines

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QueenBia98 reads

I have rapid Covid tests I supply upon request.

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GiaGenet111 reads

I don't require clients to be vaccinated, but I do require them to not have an active covid infection when we meet. Most accurate results come from taking multiple tests over the course of a few days.

Related Link: Gia Genet NYC + FMTY

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1angelinajones91 reads

The Covid seems to permeate everywhere, to everyone...

I've had friends/family who've been vaxxed and they've
still gotten it a couple times.  

Additionally, unvaxxed friends, who've never gotten the illness.

I've gotten the illness three times in the last two years, and am
fully vaxxed.
Physically it has made me constantly tired.
Financially, it has destroyed me to the verge.

I just can't continue to allow this thing to send me into homelessness,  
thus I'm seeing anyone whom is fully "reference verified" and over
35 yrs. old.

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lester_prairie105 reads

Irony is so ironic.

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