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Copernicus's avatar

I have thought about this as well.

How should we advise our kiddo about future dating and marriage? Kiddo is young enough that more will be known by time of age for dating and marriage. But this is a serious concern.

Of course, no one ever is guaranteed a child without ill health. And heck, apparently many of us carry retrovirus code from contaminated oral polio shots decades ago??? And linked to blood cancers now??

But yeah, these are serious concerns that no one is talking about.

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pandelis's avatar

lots of hit and miss ... a lot will pay the price before any of the truths comes out over the next few years i suppose. but by that time lots of damage done ... look at the toddlers dr. gottlieb, dr. fauci, dr collins are jabbing ...

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Vigilant Amalek Snow Leopard's avatar

There are some preliminary indications that the spike protein is being reverse transcribed into the human genome.

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Copernicus's avatar

Yes, I know. This is the problem. Among many others.

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🆘 Sage Hana

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Persephonia's avatar

We have the same issue advising our kids - one already dating - one still too young both pureblood. All you can do is stay informed and advise them of the potential health complications offspring of vaxxed may encounter -ultimately it is up to them. Unfortunately, there is the possibility that we do not see the full long term effects of these shots until the next generations reproductive years as I understand it. Hopefully the long term prospects are positive and the 'worst' is not yet to come.

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Copernicus's avatar

Yeah. We all keep hoping for positives with these injections, and we have yet to see a single one.

The dating thing is hard because what, is one of the questions in your first two dates gonna be, “so, have you gotten the co vid shot?” I mean, we have young kids who, in 15-20 years when they are thinking about dating and marrying, may not even know with any awareness of their parents gave it to them or not. How many of us think about our childhood medical history?

And of course people can lie.

And of course this feels incredibly discriminatory because marriage is first and foremost about the relationship.

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Igor Chudov's avatar

Dating is always extremely discriminatory

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Copernicus's avatar

Haha, yes, indeed, it is. You are right.

But heretofore we generally have had the luxury of focusing on obvious outward appearances and inner character. We have not had to inquire about one’s previous medical procedures that could pose a risk to ourselves or our offspring.

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Persephonia's avatar

If what we have seen with these shots so far is any indication of what the accepted 'known harms' of them in 10 years time will be then there will be fewer and fewer parents willing to risk their kids health by giving them. Already the vax rate in the under 12's is low, and under 5's lower. This is very good to see and hopefully we will see a that the uptake only declines from here. One of my kids is about the same age as yours so we have the same issue - but I figure with a declining uptake and the possibility of marrying someone 5+ years younger perhaps it won't be such an issue by then. I'm far more worried for our eldest who is already in the 'dating + marriage' territory and amongst the unvaxxed there are slim pickings! When you think of traits, health status, etc. that you would like the future partner of your child to have we all want what will be best for them, but the truth is there are many other risk factors that can come up. Genetic disorders such as fragile X, alcoholism and other addiction problems, and abusive behaviors are all traits we would avoid if possible yet, often these are not seen or known until years into the marriage. I think we just have to see the vax factor as an unfortunate additional risk - if they happen to know early perhaps they decide not to get involved as a result. However, you can not control the heart - sometimes the attraction is so strong that even though they logically understand the risk they will still be willing to take it. If we see in the next few years that there are substantial long term reproductive harms caused then I have no doubt dating will become segregated as a result.

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Copernicus's avatar

Yes, exactly re other unknown risks that exist in ANY relationship. We are never guaranteed any particular outcome. So in my less insane moments, I generally think as you have said, that this is going to be yet one more risk - known or not.

Lord Jesus, come quickly.

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