All I’ve been hearing is “intimate skin to skin contact” but I knew that was bullshit when so many parents started talkinf about children contracting the disease. I wonder how long it’ll take the world to catch up with the facts on the ground.
The scary part is that most people are likely just going to ignore it because everyone is aready sick of dealing with covid. Good news is that it looks like it’s much easier to vaccinate against.
Children are touching each other (non sexually) and getting saliva everywhere before touching their eyes, sucking their fingers, and touching others. Not to mention fecal mater and urine if they’re not washing their hands.
Children are little grimy gremlins.
“Intimate contact” is usually said since that has an extremely high chance of spreading the disease due to the proximity of participants and swapping of bodily fluids.
It still has to get passed to a child somehow before the children can pass it to each other. There’s at least some primary infection going from adults to children. Also notable, parents don’t even know where they’re picking up their infections - that implies infection from either surfaces or air.
Apparently pets can spread the disease, as well. And the truth is that no (or almost no) adults are that “clean and pristine” anyways, we’re grimy creatures despite how much we may try to dissociate ourselves from the rest of the animal kingdom.
And that’s without getting into how horrible the basic hygiene of many people is. All humans piss, shit, eat, sometimes get food on their hands or intentionally and purposefully eat with them, most people dig their nose, or rub their face, or touch their eyes, or scratch their ass, etc. Anyone who says they never do any of the above is a liar; maybe they’re more hygienic about it as is sensible and wash their hands after, but it’s a fact of life.
All I’ve been hearing is “intimate skin to skin contact” but I knew that was bullshit when so many parents started talkinf about children contracting the disease. I wonder how long it’ll take the world to catch up with the facts on the ground.
The scary part is that most people are likely just going to ignore it because everyone is aready sick of dealing with covid. Good news is that it looks like it’s much easier to vaccinate against.
I think vaccine “”“hesitancy”“” will evaporate the instant they realize what this disease looks like.
It is definitely a lot more visually striking than covid.
Older generations will just say it’s like “chicken pox” and to get over it.
Before they see the pictures, maybe.
They really wanted mpox to be the next ‘oh only the gays get this so we don’t have to worry’ disease from how they covered it the last time
Children are touching each other (non sexually) and getting saliva everywhere before touching their eyes, sucking their fingers, and touching others. Not to mention fecal mater and urine if they’re not washing their hands.
Children are little grimy gremlins.
“Intimate contact” is usually said since that has an extremely high chance of spreading the disease due to the proximity of participants and swapping of bodily fluids.
It still has to get passed to a child somehow before the children can pass it to each other. There’s at least some primary infection going from adults to children. Also notable, parents don’t even know where they’re picking up their infections - that implies infection from either surfaces or air.
Apparently pets can spread the disease, as well. And the truth is that no (or almost no) adults are that “clean and pristine” anyways, we’re grimy creatures despite how much we may try to dissociate ourselves from the rest of the animal kingdom.
And that’s without getting into how horrible the basic hygiene of many people is. All humans piss, shit, eat, sometimes get food on their hands or intentionally and purposefully eat with them, most people dig their nose, or rub their face, or touch their eyes, or scratch their ass, etc. Anyone who says they never do any of the above is a liar; maybe they’re more hygienic about it as is sensible and wash their hands after, but it’s a fact of life.