TikTokers Actually Want Another LOCKDOWN?! 

As a Gen Z, I’m so proud to say that I’ve never downloaded TikTok and never will. 😁

The thing the last lockdowns told me is: I won't give a shit the next time. I mean, I haven't given a shit the last time, but I will give less shit the next time even harder.

As humans, we tend to romanticise the past and forget the bad things about it. I think it's pretty obvious that's happening here.

I couldn’t ever live through another lockdown. The way the world changed after the first one was too much. I can’t do it again

I've never seen people more eager to force people to share their misery than during lockdowns. I saw it for what it was.

I prefer working from home. I don't like going in to the office. However, I also don't like trying to win the "lottery" of people who get to shop on any given day. I don't like having to wear a mask. I don't like being only able to buy one roll of toilet paper at a time. And I don't like not being able to spend time with friends and family.

Going through college wearing masks and what not again, hell no.

They don't want the others enjoying what they don't have the guts to do.

And these are the kinds of people who wouldn't understand why people go literally insane in solitary confinement. If they love being so isolated, why not give them a lovely trip to solitary? REAL solitary.

One thing I noticed after the fact of the pandemic I became an introvert I use to be able to talk to anyone now I can’t talk to anyone I haven’t known without freaking out

NO WAY. The world still hasn't recovered fully from the first lockdown.

People like quarantine simply because they can sit in their house doing nothing without feeling guilty. That is literally it.

Some people can't live without Totalitarian rule over them. They can't put two thoughts together, move, talk... breath without rules

Funny enough, the lockdown made me much more sociable. I strike random conversations with strangers almost like I had done it all my life. Meanwhile just before that, I avoided people as much as possible. Good came of it for me, but I would NEVER want to go back to that. Nearly went insane

Sheep can't handle freedom

Us Zoomers will turn anything into an aesthetic

That lass at the beginning... what a weirdo... 'no one was out having fun without you' 😮 You can't talk to people like that, they're too nutty. ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

I didn't think I deserved another Misha upload, but here we are.

No exams, basically no school, no socializing, and my biggest worry in the world was how to return a library book.

I'm down for anothe one... Less people on the roads, less people in parks, etc...

As someone who did EVERYTHING he could to make 2020 as normal as possible (never "quarantined" literally for days on end wtf) I do not miss any of the mandates or constant closures

They want it so that we all have to vote from home again….

My home eventually became a prison after a while during the lockdowns.

I remember I’ve said I wanted another lockdown just to get out of school. Now there is no point.

My life was already almost a medieval cloister even before the lock-down. I did not want all the world live it as I knew most of people who were unused to this, would trivalize it and make it common and, worse than ever, romantic and pleasant. No, it was. I had always had poor social skills but I was happy to get out home to buy things for my house, for me and to walk with my dog. But, under lock-down, some places were forbidden to go, you could not seat on some benches in the street. In shops, you've got to wear that awful masks and if you had to sneeze or something, people could stare at you as if you were the very bringer of the pest itself. It was not pleasant. If there are people who want those bad times again, they're completely out of brain. By the way, once, some years ago, there were a hikikomori clinique here in Italy, but, for some unknown reasons, they closed it, even if, just after Japan, Italy hosts the biggest number of hikikomori. There were some psychologist working for their health and they were there to help them get out of this unhealthy circle. But I think that the "enemy", if you want to find one, is the one who gains from this collective and planetary torture we've all been under. It was as to live in a cage and other people's eyes were there to spoil you, your gestures, the distance between you and others and even shaking hands and embraces were forbidden. We were forced to use that elbow thing I really hate. And, by the way, I lost both my Grandmother and Mother during pandemic: they both deserved a better funeral, not just a "put the corpse in the coffin and burn it up!". It was not pleasant, not at all. And one of my relative think that the vaccine killed one of them. I like that cup, but I don't think anyone would understant its meaning down here. ;-)

I work at an assisted living facility. I don't hope for another lockdown, but it sure was nice to drive to work everyday with no traffic on the road. It was glorious for a 40 minute drive to take 15 minutes.

Having not lost a day of work (food industry,) during the clown show...the freeways were much more fun to drive on for several months. But I don't think most people did so well for having dropped out of their day to day lives; witness the meltdowns over the last several years. Also, children were so poorly taken care of because of this idiocy. Not worth it really.

LOCK US UP, LOCK US UP!

We used to have places for people that wanted/needed lockdowns. They were called insane asylums.

Three people (age range: 28-57) in my immediate family contracted COVID-19 (confirmed by a test). None of them became seriously ill. • I don’t know anyone who has died, nor do I know anyone who knows anyone who has died from COVID-19 or died with COVID-19. • So when Misha tells us having COVID-19 is really bad, I wonder if she has firsthand knowledge of this or if she’s just reciting the obligatory remarks to show she’s part of the mainstream. • My guess is she’s engaged in the latter.

I had to work through all of lockdown so it was just another day for me. But then I found it was very hard to get food anymore. There were times we went hungry because all the stores around me were bare. Then my son who was 2-3 at the time had severe issues that he's still battling with because he didn't understand why no family or friends wanted to see him (wasn't that they didn't want to it was that they couldnt) and he never got to develop social skills at rhw most crucial time in his development and it was a downhill slide from there socially. And let's not forget the economic and supply chain issues we are still feeling today.

Oh, those TikTokers are already sentenced to LOCKDOWN. Please stay at home and wear a mask in your bathtubs. k thx. It is best for the rest of our mental health for you to abide by these rules.

I liked how little traffic there was on the road, that was about it, but where I lived my life didn’t really change.

I think the kids enjoyed not having to go to school.

My sister who was 11-12 when we went into lockdown, I watched her entire personality change. Almost lost her to the woke mind virus she started thinking she was a dude and trans. Luckily we reassured her in the beauty of femininity. PS my town pretty much did nothing about the lockdowns, most places gave up on mask mandates 6-12 months in. Only thing was watching my friends in healthcare/childcare lose their livelihood because they refused to be test dummies.

I miss it because the crowds everywhere were much smaller. Running, hiking, grocery shopping, restaurants (when they were open).

Mushrooms would CURE this AND depression. That’s right, there’s a CURE for depression. You can quote me on that.

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Sounds like Stockholm

What I miss about the past before lockdown is that places stayed opened later. Ever since the lockdown everyone closes so early now, 6pm-7pm everyone shut downs like it’s still the lockdown.

Do they know how many businesses were lost during covid?

I don’t understand why you need the government to mandate being isolated. I do it normally because screw other people.

I spend a lot of time alone anyway.

I love being indoors and I don't like leaving the house but for some reason, the lockdown really effected me badly even tho i didn't like being indoors. It made me super depressed and I had to go to the mental hospital that scared into never going to one again LMAO 😭😭

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I was a teen when lockdown started. One day just bled into another. You have no obligations to dress well, sleep on time, go outside, socialize, be productive or even waste any energy at all. That must be what these Tiktokers miss. The constant state of not having to subject yourself to any trouble at all. I'm sure that if there ever was a lockdown again, they would be upset about it after a few weeks.

Only thing I miss is the lack of traffic. It was fantastic! It was so easy to get around the city. But it doesn’t make up for ALL the rest of the garbage restrictions and social expectations.

What’s wrong with playing video games all day? Just kidding. I’m a high functioning introvert and I really enjoy staying home on the weekends. I think I may even be on the autistic spectrum (not diagnosed). But I work Monday through Friday interacting with other humans and church on sundays helping serve donuts before service starts. So I think I’m getting a relatively healthy amount of social interaction. Even though if I could have my way, I’d stay home every single day of my life 😅

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Misha, you have a good head on your shoulders!

nostalgia im assuming. sometimes nostalgia will block out the bad parts of smthn

Being in a lockdown isn't all that fun.

Who else refused to take the jab? 🖐️

God forbid you even SUGGEST we do it for Monkeypox though

The lock downs almost destroyed us… we can’t go back to that.

Room is looking good enough to be locked down in again. :p lol

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Sound like bliss..... End slavery 💵

I'm an introvert and at first I didn't think much about the first lockdown as it was supposed to be a "2-3 week thing" but after all of that ended not only I became socially anxious (I believe that before that I was simply a shy person), and I felt like despite growing physically I never made it out of the 15-year-old mark and honestly it frustrates me because this is still messing me up and I just hate it, I know I have to mature and act like the adult I'm supposed to be but I just don't know what to do anymore. If another lockdown happens I just won't even try anymore.

4:58 noticed you didn't mention Brett Cooper.. 😒

Being against lockdowns and spreading viruses is more strange in my opinion.

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May be an unpopular opinion but I actually enjoyed the lockdown... for about the first two weeks. There was just too much going on for me right before it happened, and having a break too do things around the house and just chill out was nice. After that, it was awful. I think American society has a bit too much of a workaholic mentality, and we need to let people take a bit more time off. But that doesn't mean we should have another lockdown, hell we never should've had the one in 2020. It ruined the economy (and people's livelihoods), it set children back developmentally, it turned people into hypochondriacs, and generally stole years of time from the people who went through it.

I didn’t have Tik Tok during lockdown but I still romanticise it lol. I used to just read books and watch shows with my mom.

Lock down was a thing? I was going to bbq partys with over 50 people and having fun lol

I feel like this is some kind of trama response. People think that was easier then because they LITERALLY can’t remember how bad it was.

The lockdown didn’t change anything for me; I worked the entire way through. But I still wouldn't want it because everyone has gone crazy during it.

I am very introverted but still could recognize that the quarantine was not emotionally healthy for anyone.

I remember being on lockdown in 2020. I was so depressed and overwhelmed, I graduated in 2020. I missed my prom, I wanted to go to a senior BBQ. I was super overwhelmed due to quarantine. I was even suicidal, I written the note to my Mom and she was super upset. She was traumatized by my suicide attempt. My sister shared my suicide note to my mom. I was miserable in 2020. Whitmer was adding more days to the lock down. I couldn't even see my family, I was worried and anxious. Now I am doing much better Misha.

Voting for someone because of what they look like is SO stupid.

I love the people that say, "well if we actually did a full lockdown and didn't let anyone go outside then we would've been better off." These people really don't realize that there are very crucial jobs that uphold our infrastructure and even 1 day without them would lead to total chaos. The power grid would shut down, sewer systems would fail, and there would be no food or any other goods at the store. These people are crazy, delusional, entitled, and very privileged

This is going to sound weird, and I know I'm an outlier, but being quarantined genuinely saved my life and my relationship with my mother. My mother exhausted herself constantly worrying about doing things and keeping herself busy, and her mental health was in shambles. Then quarantine happened and I was no longer forced to go out (going out gave me severe anxiety and panic) and I was no longer at in-person school (going to school completely destroyed my mental health for a variety of reasons) and that alone saved my life by making me want to live. But then, my mother was forced to stop being busy with all these obligations, and she actually became a nice person and I was able to form a healthy relationship with her. Prior to quarantine I never felt loved by her. To this day we are very close and bonded with each other.

I live in a small very conservative town. I really don’t feel like ANYTHING changed during the pandemic. All the local stores were open, my husband still went to work everyday. My kids are homeschooled, and the only thing that changed was we couldn’t go to the library. Pretty sure the people who work at the library are the only libs in town lol.

Lost my small company and still paying off the business loans.

It makes me sick to think people want that era back. That was the worst time in my life. It was so stressful and lonely that it made me fucking sick in my mind and then that made me feel physically sick for the whole year. Everyone, even if they’re still alive today, died in some way.

I am introvert but lockdown was for me just TERRIBLE

It’s just cause they wanna play games all day and be lazy

As someone who didnt miss a beat during the pandemic, had to still go into work, never got covid, i have no idea what all that lockdown life was about.

LOL, wonder why? Maybeeeeee because they don't want to work.

I wasn't isolated, I didn't say home, didn't get the jab, I didn't wear the mask, I went to work, etc..

When you have 0 social life, 0 social skills and 0 will for life - don't imply that outlook on the rest of us. Thanks, I'm not keen on being on the brink of my own sanity again... Ffs... Get a life out of social media

I'm typically more of a homebody myself, don't really have many friends outside of family to go out and socialize with, and to me lockdown was hell. I was constantly worrying about economic growth halting to a standstill because so many people weren't working their normal routines. These people who want something like that back are not only insane to me, but also potentially dangerous to society.

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I'm a wedding minister, and you should've seen the grief of my couples who had planned to marry in 2020 and couldn't, or had to elope with no guests, no party, no fancy dress, and grocery store flowers. Can you imagine planning a wedding for a year or more, then told, "nope! not this year!" Awful. Frustrating. Never again.

2020 was like a bad chapter of my life and i don't want anyone(including the people whom I hate ) live through something like that, it was like living hell

I don't know why the hell anybody would like the idea of a quarantine or lockdown hell I still haven't forgive the government for putting us in lockdown back in 2020

My little sister’s mental health was ruined by the lockdowns. Her grades slipped and she had a breakdown. Humans are social creatures. We need socialization to thrive. The lockdowns stunted many of us, especially our youngest.

What lockdown? I went out every day 😂😂😂

I miss the quarantine days too. I went out and had the streets all to myself, the parks all to myself, the train wagons all to myself.

I have no friends, I have no social life. These people are trying to cosplay my life, minus the pain. Ironically, they are the ones, who always get weirded out by my antics and genuinely cannot grasp the concept of being friendless.

If only we could convince these people that viruses spread via TikTok.

I will forever miss having the roads all to myself. Can't deny that was pretty nice.

ngl i miss the lockdown it was so damn comfy

To be honest. The pandemic was bad and good. It was bad because the career I wanted to pursue have to be paused. 3 years. Now I'm doing a career. Now it was good back then because I was always the guy that do not like to go out. During my school summer days, all I did was playing video games all day and all night. Watch movies. I can last a year with this. I'm more introverted than both of you ladies. You want socialize, I dont want it. Healthy or not. I'm already ugly anyway.

Pre-pandemic and post-pandemic, nothing changed for me. I work at an animal shelter, and I still would go to work as usual. Even during all that, I'm still a hermit, and I still find it difficult to interact with people. Either way, we're actually in another pandemic. Sandy Cheeks was wrong when she said stupidity isn't a virus.

Being stuck in the house too much causes depression.

As soon as I saw "Tiktokers" on the title I knew some dumb shit was gonna happen.

👇 Ppl who dont want another lockdown

TikTokers could always lock down themselves They won't be missed at all

I would never understand why people are glamorising the covid and the lock down,people died that time i lost my friends during that scary time,i even had covid and nearly died and now they're praying for something that may even be more worse