Kimberly Chapman can't breathe bcs #CovidIsNotOver

STOP USING FEMINISM AS A SHIELD FOR TRANSPHOBIA. Gah, I'm so sick of coming on twitter and seeing "feminist" posts that are actually TERFy BS. As a cis woman my rights are in danger from transphobic bigots applying narrow definitions to womanhood, not from trans women!

No one wants covid to actually be mild or “over” more than covid aware people It’s actually shocking that some of you think this is fun for us, that we enjoy this

@Ninawildflower Right? I've had so many people over the years say, "Oh...er...I was masked, you see, but I just took it off for the photo!" and I'm all like, "No. No you didn't."

@WriterCrafter We all know what people look like when they've been wearing a mask!

It's ok to work from home to support war, but not to protect health.

@emmma_camp_ Genuine answer: It's amazing that you don't know the pandemic hasn't ended and that every child of this age has been repeatedly infected with Covid. And that Covid infections cause problems with neurological development and cognitive function.

Still masking #MaskUp

Kind of sick of being told that a disease that destroyed my life isn’t that big of a deal.

So the students at the University of Kent meningitis outbreak are queuing for *antibiotics* not vaccines, according to Sky. So we are looking at an outbreak of *bacterial* meningitis. And what did I say might be this winter's breakout bacterium? BACTERIAL MENINGITIS.

Still masking because I don't have universal healthcare and can't afford to be sick. #MaskUp #VirusesAreAirborne

That means ALL public spaces. Even if you’re the only person masking (or the only family masking) in an entire Theme Park! It’s not just being an “ally” but these days, it’s better for prevention against chronic diseases than exercise.

Sending so much love & solidarity today to everyone who is still forced to live in isolation in a world filled w/ people pretending the pandemic is over. It’s hard to fathom that we’ve been at this for 6 years now—I couldn’t have made it this far w/o the support of this community

Anyone without the compassion or imagination to understand why people might wear masks in 2026 is not really worth listening to.

@wonderartsy I still am, as is my partner and even my kids, one of who is 20 and off at uni and one of whom is 12 and autistic and has to fight off constant crap about it at school, from staff more than students.

Still masking... tell me, where are all the people masking in 2026 that others find so offensive? I'm looking for more clean air savvy contacts. #MaskUp

@PacoOnPause This is the way. :D

There is a troll who pretends to care about covid, who fishes for engagement by making absurd posts. And there is another troll who spends multiple hours a day yelling at people who talk about covid. And the second troll is now engaging the first one lmao

I am being #shadowbanned l live with #LongCovid and wear dentures because covid destroyed every single tooth in my mouth ! I chose to be honest about losing pretty much everything l worked for my entire life because I contacted #Covid at my place of employment! Being punished!

fuck generative ai i painted this series for my kitchen ✨

A conversation with a man: Me: All men Him: Not all men Me: okay. You have a daughter, right? Would you be comfortable with her going to a party with a bunch of other girls, with no boys present? Him: yes (without hesitation) Me: cool. Would you be comfortable with her going to a party with a bunch of boys, with no girls present. Him: no (without hesitation) Me: why? Him: Cause there will be at least 2-3 boys who are a problem. Me: cool. So if those 2-3 boys do something horrible, will the other boys step in? Say something? Tell someone? Him: (hesitates).... Me: exactly. All men.

Long COVID hasn’t disappeared. People continue to develop it after new infections—yet the myth that it’s “over” still persists. Bára’s story shows the reality: after her 3rd COVID‑19 infection in 2025, she became house‑bound with severe fatigue and heart issues.

I do sometimes wish I could be stubbornly confident that the pandemic ended in 2022 but unfortunately I live in the real world and see the full spectrum of people (including myself) that are constantly sick and suffering with new shitty health problems over the last few years.