Outofmymind
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Posted by PhoenixStorm
I donât mean to be mean but seriously. Before you even admitted that you had faked illnesses in the past I got the vibe that you were being over dramatic and doing it for attention. He probably senses it too. Instead of questioning why his response isnât âsatisfactoryâ, instead ask yourself why you feel the need to lie and fake an illness to get someoneâs attention . Thatâs not normal or healthy. đĄ

Posted by PhoenixStormPosted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by PhoenixStorm
I donât mean to be mean but seriously. Before you even admitted that you had faked illnesses in the past I got the vibe that you were being over dramatic and doing it for attention. He probably senses it too. Instead of questioning why his response isnât âsatisfactoryâ, instead ask yourself why you feel the need to lie and fake an illness to get someoneâs attention . Thatâs not normal or healthy. đĄ
Today I didn't though. May be it came out like that đŁ
I could be wrong obviously, I donât know you personally and I know things can be taken out of context. I would not take his lack of response so personally though. If youâre not turning blue in the face or having difficulty breathing, there is really nothing more that he could or should do.. Covid can be very mild for a lot of people, so even if youâre having mild symptoms it wouldnât alarm me either, and Iâm a nurse. I can understand if you had a biopsy come back positive for cancer, in that case I can understand why you would be bothered by a lack of concern. But Covid symptoms = basic cold symptoms. So test now and worry later, IF the test comes back positive. But there is no reason for him to be alarmed right now, or overly concerned over the possibility. Thatâs all it is at this point, itâs just a possibility.click to expand
Posted by pinkbird03
Youâre getting Covid? You either have it or you donât. Get tested first, then state the truth.
Posted by PhoenixStormPosted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by PhoenixStormPosted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by PhoenixStorm
I donât mean to be mean but seriously. Before you even admitted that you had faked illnesses in the past I got the vibe that you were being over dramatic and doing it for attention. He probably senses it too. Instead of questioning why his response isnât âsatisfactoryâ, instead ask yourself why you feel the need to lie and fake an illness to get someoneâs attention . Thatâs not normal or healthy. đĄ
Today I didn't though. May be it came out like that đŁ
I could be wrong obviously, I donât know you personally and I know things can be taken out of context. I would not take his lack of response so personally though. If youâre not turning blue in the face or having difficulty breathing, there is really nothing more that he could or should do.. Covid can be very mild for a lot of people, so even if youâre having mild symptoms it wouldnât alarm me either, and Iâm a nurse. I can understand if you had a biopsy come back positive for cancer, in that case I can understand why you would be bothered by a lack of concern. But Covid symptoms = basic cold symptoms. So test now and worry later, IF the test comes back positive. But there is no reason for him to be alarmed right now, or overly concerned over the possibility. Thatâs all it is at this point, itâs just a possibility.
Hey since you're a nurse, my grandmotherand cousin are positive and me and my mom met them a day before they showed symptoms. Now we're both having the symptoms. Could it still be viral fever or something else and not covid for us? Also, I did tell him who I came in contact with, I think he should've shown more concern and I definitely don't want him to think I lied coz that's embarrassing and now I know better (last year I didn't)
Of course it could be but I still recommend getting tested. I live in an area with high cases, have had a headache, sore throat and cough for over a week and was tested today and my test is negative. You will not know without taking the test. I would not worry without taking the test, if you have Walgreens where you live they will test you for free. Go to Walgreens website to register.click to expand
Posted by slug
Maybe think about what your true intentions were when you sent the message.

Posted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by pinkbird03
Youâre getting Covid? You either have it or you donât. Get tested first, then state the truth.
??!! Ppl can talk right before getting testedclick to expand
Posted by pinkbird03Posted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by pinkbird03
Youâre getting Covid? You either have it or you donât. Get tested first, then state the truth.
??!! Ppl can talk right before getting tested
No. I wouldnât. It leaves people with negative opinions.click to expand

Posted by LadyNeptune
Call him next time.
Context and emotions donât come over via text.

Posted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by pinkbird03Posted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by pinkbird03
Youâre getting Covid? You either have it or you donât. Get tested first, then state the truth.
??!! Ppl can talk right before getting tested
No. I wouldnât. It leaves people with negative opinions.
I guess I shouldn't have either lol. I didn't want to make a big deal out of it before getting tested, but with 4 ppl in my family sick, I really really wanted to encourage him to take care and so I ended up texting him.click to expand

Posted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by PhoenixStormPosted by bad_at_usernamesPosted by PhoenixStorm
I donât mean to be mean but seriously. Before you even admitted that you had faked illnesses in the past I got the vibe that you were being over dramatic and doing it for attention. He probably senses it too. Instead of questioning why his response isnât âsatisfactoryâ, instead ask yourself why you feel the need to lie and fake an illness to get someoneâs attention . Thatâs not normal or healthy. đĄ
Today I didn't though. May be it came out like that đŁ
I could be wrong obviously, I donât know you personally and I know things can be taken out of context. I would not take his lack of response so personally though. If youâre not turning blue in the face or having difficulty breathing, there is really nothing more that he could or should do.. Covid can be very mild for a lot of people, so even if youâre having mild symptoms it wouldnât alarm me either, and Iâm a nurse. I can understand if you had a biopsy come back positive for cancer, in that case I can understand why you would be bothered by a lack of concern. But Covid symptoms = basic cold symptoms. So test now and worry later, IF the test comes back positive. But there is no reason for him to be alarmed right now, or overly concerned over the possibility. Thatâs all it is at this point, itâs just a possibility.
Hey since you're a nurse, my grandmotherand cousin are positive and me and my mom met them a day before they showed symptoms. Now we're both having the symptoms. Could it still be viral fever or something else and not covid for us? Also, I did tell him who I came in contact with, I think he should've shown more concern and I definitely don't want him to think I lied coz that's embarrassing and now I know better (last year I didn't)click to expand
Posted by Arielle83
I can understand why he heâs a minimal texter.
You bait with drama for attention.
When he doesnât feed your need, you become even more controlling by rabid texting him.
The texts become increasingly nasty and guilt tripping because you feel itâs his job to pay attention to you when you need it.
I wouldnât care either. Your goal is to set him up so you can be mad at him and guilt trip him for attention.
Youâre very toxic.

Posted by Queenofthepheasantfairies
đ holy moly this is a new level of mind games. Faking a sickness to get attention. Good lord.
That said. I hope you feel better soon.



Posted by bad_at_usernames
When he's sick I get all worried and tell him to take his meds and really give too many fucks about him being sick.

Posted by PhoenixStorm
I donât mean to be mean but seriously. Before you even admitted that you had faked illnesses in the past I got the vibe that you were being over dramatic and doing it for attention. He probably senses it too.
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To be honest, I have faked illnesses to get his attention in the past, last time about a year ago but today I just wasn't faking it. My father doesn't believe I'm getting covid either, even though he's seeing me in front of him showing the symptoms. He says it's a viral fever. He knows I came in contact with my grandmother a day before she showed the symptoms. Is it the men? It is denial on their part? Why are they refusing to take me seriously enough?