@**ToyDemon** 

A couple things during the pandemic were pretty good to me. A couple months after the pandemic had started, I had decided I was gonna end my relationship with my (mentally abusive, and very controlling) ex-girlfriend. It gave me the chance to find someone who I was actually pretty happy with and am still with to this day. From there, I was able to get myself my very first car by myself (it's a beater, but it's my beater and I love it) thanks to the stimulus checks and unemployment. Moved out of a very crowded apartment, albeit I ended up moving in with my grandparents for a little while, then in with my current girlfriend. Life hasn't felt any better until now. I have my car, my lady, my games, and a whole lot of free time.

There's a couple things during the pandemic that happened that weren't good as well. Like I had mentioned before, I had broken up with my ex. She was mentally abusive and was pretty high on control. Since the start of the pandemic, I was constantly exhausted having to deal with her. It had gotten so bad that she had almost convinced me that my family meant little to me. She would constantly want to have sex, almost on a daily basis (every person's dream right? WRONG.) Her reason? She wanted to have a baby. We would have sex for HER enjoyment. I couldn't get off no matter how hard I tried, but she didn't care. Neither of us were stable, but she had me in a delusion of having a "happy family". I stopped talking to the people I even lived with. She wouldn't leave me alone. She would get mad at me if I didn't respond to her texts fast enough, or if I didn't pick up the phone. She'd hold me on the phone for damn near half of the day. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. If I hung up, she would get mad and discontinue communication for a day or 2 before getting back to me. It was soul sucking. I didn't have a car while I was with her, so I always ran to her house to grab her. Once she was at my place though, she just would NOT leave. She would stay at my place for almost weeks straight, even though she knew she had a responsibility to her sister (I still feel extremely bad for her sister as she is just being flat out neglected) I had no space, or room to breathe. It felt like I was suffocating. The worst part was that she was still talking to HER ex-boyfriend, and I KNEW about it. Even confronted her about it. She didn't care. She made me believe that it was just innocent talk between both of them. It wasn't. The final straw was when she just kept talking bad about the people that I lived with. That's one thing will always defend. The people I surround myself with don't deserve that kind of treatment, even if they don't here. She brought up my brother, who I lived with at the time. She wanted to get her own place and wanted me to ditch him, knowing he wouldn't be able to finish the lease payments, and would ultimately get everyone in the apartment kicked out. That was it. I hold family very dear. What she said made me FURIOUS. I took her home and ceased contact for about 3 days. I finally decided that I was gonna call, and officially break things off. She put a very loud fight on the phone, while I stayed calm through the entire talk. She kept repeating how "I wasn't anything to her", "That's why I kept talking to my ex" "I'm less than a human being" etc. etc. I just wasn't phased anymore. I packed all of her stuff up and left it at the front door of her place and buried the hatchet there. She kept trying to place herself back in my life wherever she could, but I would cut it off as soon as she tried. She would try to show up at my place while I wasn't home to get stuff that wasn't really there to begin with. (thank you roommates)

Life has never been better since I broke up with her

Sorry if that turned into a LONG venting session. I never really was good at expressing feelings towards others. I don't even bring it up in my current relationship. If she asks, I'll tell her. It just. It just really messed me up for a while. Still messes me up every now and then. I guess I kind of let that side take over, but that definitely was the worst part of the pandemic for me. Thank you for attending my involuntary keyboard therapy session.

@johnnyfwonton
@Koinzell66
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@MasterOnanist
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Congrats to the above 5 winners! Thanks for everyone that participated and we hope things are slowly improving for everyone as well!

@**ToyDemon** 

The worst thing about the corona virus is that no wants wants to leave their homes and hunt goblins. They're afraid of catching COVID. The best thing is that goblins aren't immune to COVID and are easier to catch when they have weak lungs.

@**ToyDemon** 

For the worst:

I actually work in a laboratory. The worst part was all of the mandatory overtime that we had to put in. I know it sounds silly considering the amount of people that were put out of work. However, I didn't have the time or energy to take care of myself. I was already doing overnights which took a toll on my life. I spent barely any time with the people that are important to me. I dropped out of school. I've been on anxiety medication. Unfortunately, I lost someone to covid too.

For the good:

I was actually the first person at my lab to process covid. I wrote the original handling procedure for the lab. I created some crappy macros to alleviate some of the burden from my coworkers. My efforts allowed me to transition to a leadership role for the first time in my entire life. It is a bit bittersweet knowing that it took a pandemic to finally get somewhere.

It feels weird typing all of this out on a masturbation forum.

@**ToyDemon** Best was stimulus checks. Worst was everything going out of stock at the beginning of the pandemic. Food, supplies, especially toilet paper. Those were dark times..

@**ToyDemon** 

The Pandemic definitely boosted my grades at Uni, everything was just so convenient with studying and zoom classes, sure I may not have learned as much material from my classes but I finished the year with a solid 4.0 GPA. Going back to in-person is going to be ROUGH.

It felt like so many events were canceled towards the start of the pandemic that I was supposed to be involved in, and I feel like maybe I missed out on some important things.

Yall are doing great work, sending positive vibes for your sales.

@**ToyDemon**

The best thing that happened to me during this whole pandemic, was realizing how important it is to properly rest. In our busy world it is sometimes hard to find time for oneself, and people tend to overwork themselves worrying about things that don't even matter. I really found inner peace during this pandemic, and I am happy to say that it has made me a lot happier doing so.

The worst thing that happened to me during this pandemic, was gaining 10 pounds from eating a lot of junk food :(.

@**ToyDemon** 

Starting out with the best thing..

Before the pandemic I would struggle to find time to do things for myself, like, hobbies, self improvement, etc. but since I’ve ended up working from home over the last year+ it has given me extra time to focus on myself and finding things that enjoy to help pass the time (while not working) since I haven’t been leaving my home as much. I’ve picked up a few new hobbies, some being, I learned to build my first computer which has led me to get into more hands on electronic stuff. I learned to solder, built a custom keyboard, built a couple other computers for friends/family. I’ve also taken up restoring old tools and making knives lol.

As for the bad..

I’ll be honest, not much bad has really come out of this pandemic for me. The only thing that was bad for me was not being able to say goodbye to my Grandma before she passed away. She didn’t pass due to Covid-19, she thankfully died to old age and passed peacefully. Since the restrictions of the assisted living home she stayed at, I, along with other family weren’t able to be with her when she passed away. That was definitely hard to deal with.

Things could have been far worse for me this last year+ and I’m grateful that they weren’t. I’m very surprised and lucky to have a decent life at home since the pandemic hit. To anyone that had a rough time, I’m sorry, and I hope you are doing well currently!

@**ToyDemon** Best thing was finding an awesome cardio routine on youtube and tweaking it a bit to fit my needs. I get a good amount of exercise now. Worst thing would probably be having to wear those masks everywhere when going outside, since they are mandatory where I live. The lack of air makes me nauseous very quickly.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing that happened is... ummm ... I-I can't think about a single good thing that happened to me due to the pandemic. I mean, a lot happened life wise (got a new job right before the pandemic, bought a new car, became a homeowner, so on, so on) but the pandemic and quarantine didn't contribute to it. They were going to happen that year regardless. I was neither laid off nor given the opportunity to work from home. The pandemic was just a very, VERY annoying inconvenience to everyday life. I guess if I had to choose something, It would be that I found out a few things about myself that I never knew. Like that I'm actually more extroverted than I though I was.

For the worst thing, I would have to say the feeling of losing two years of your life. I call these the lost years for a reason, a lot of things had to be put on hold; including a starting romantic relationship that was going very well. Feels like I'm grounded from living life for a few years, if that makes any sense. Anyways, in the end I know that I was very fortunate and wish the best of luck to those that got the short end of the stick.

@**ToyDemon** Best was being able to sleep more than before during work day, Since we are working remotely. There is no time wasted on transportation. I can do anything I want with the extra time. Worst, I was not getting enough vitamin D from home as there were little sunlight at my place. I'm not ad healthy as before.

@**ToyDemon** the best thing about the pandemic is that i can now binge watch movies and shows i wanted to watch but didn't have time. The worst thing is that I can't hang around with groups of friends and people unless its virtually online which is not the same.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing was being able to take a step back and invest myself into my hobbies more than usual. The worst was definitely feeling like I lost a lot of time with friends and family.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing is the kind of halt from everyday life and routine. The worst is probably the decline in progress for my social anxiety/skills. I was doing really good putting myself out there and then suddenly no meeting in person.

@**ToyDemon** 

The worst part of the pandemic has been being so isolated, and the cabin fever. I like having time to myself, but not having the option of (or feeling safe) socializing has been pretty crushing. I love live music, and I'm not sure when I'll be able to go to an actual, packed concert again... it feels like something that's so far off in the distance. I've also been dying to get away to somewhere fun, but right now it just still feels like it'd be irresponsible. In the future, I won't take these opportunities for granted.

The best part, quite unexpectedly, has been meeting and working with a domme who's been genuinely changing my life. When I first reached out to her, it was for a one-off, but that quickly turned into weekly video sessions that have been going on for about a year now. She's been my lifeline and a huge part of keeping me sane through all this madness, but moreover, working with her has empowered and inspired me to make immeasureable positive changes in my life. It's a new sort of dynamic for me, and not at all what I would have anticipated, but having her in my life as a confidante and mentor has instilled me with a powerful sort of confidence and self-acceptance that I've never experienced before. I feel so fortunate to have met her, and without the pandemic, it likely never would have happened.

This pandemic has been challenging and it's tested me in countless ways, but I feel like I'm going to emerge on the other side of it as a far better person.

@**ToyDemon** 

I'm gonna switch it up and start with the BAD.

BAD
I'm currently in a long distance relationship, and it has been hard. It has now been more than an year. Luckily I'm looking at Toy Demon right now to see if I can relieve some stress.

GOOD
Working from home is always nice. Saving money on commute and parking is a plus too along with the stimulus funds.

@**ToyDemon** 

I was already a broke hermit prior to the pandemic and would avoid socializing in public as much as possible, so these living conditions have been ideal for me. I've always wanted to try an onahole/fleshlight and just splurged (so to speak) on my first one, something I wouldn't have been able to justify without the stimulus checks. Still have to wait a week for it to arrive. Weirdly excited.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing was having a good few months off of work and getting unemployment due to being furloughed. Was good to get time to myself for a good while.
The worst thing was that you couldn't go anywhere anymore or buy anything because nothing was in stock.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing easily was all the bonuses from my job because I worked all through the pandemic.

worst has to be that now everyone is a scalper for everything online. You use to be able to take time to think over a purchase pushing to the last minute but now you insta buy or pay unforgiving aftermarket prices.

@**ToyDemon** 
-What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?

Best thing: Working from home
Worst thing: Working from home

@**ToyDemon** Best thing: I got more free time to fap at home.
Worst Thing: I fapped too much and too often.

@**ToyDemon**  Best thing: I got more free personal time to fap. Worst Thing: I have too much time to fap.

@**ToyDemon** 

By all means, work from home gives me a lot of spare time learning other skills and relax, have to appreciate those saved times, rare. Worst things are the deliveries and many services I used normally just slows down drastically, everything processes slower during this period of time.

@**ToyDemon** 
Me finding this website was probably the best thing that has come out of the pandemic the low shipping or no shipping fee is the best never had time before to research websites just relied on what friends recommended, which was the more expensive choice.

Worst thing was and is the fact that I have to carry cough drops with me at all times cause of my nervous cough which causes people to look which only makes me more nervous. And I started distancing myself from my favorite uncle and his family because they go to a bunch of parties and travel a lot.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing that happened was finding this website and it definitely helped pass the time with my purchases and talk to people in the community. Saving money helped alot as well

Worst thing to happen was losing a couple friends to the covid 19. I lost 3 people total. It's always sad to see a loss of life but especially when it younger people.

@**ToyDemon** Not a lot of things really changed for me during the pandemic, I do online classes so i stay home most of the time anyways. Best thing is that I didn't get sick while the worst thing is that a lot of other people did!

@**ToyDemon** 

What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?

Well, the extra money from the stimmies was nice. On the other hand, I got covid and even tho I have totally recovered, and been recovered for months, and am fully vacc'd I have my sense of taste never fully recovered. It mostly recovered but there are some things that have yet to taste like they did pre-covid and it really sucks.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best would have to be my wife getting two and a half PAID months off work because she had the sniffles at the beginning of the craziness and her bosses thought she had the 'rona.

At the SAME EXACT TIME...

Worst would be me not getting ONE extra day off due to mass quarantine of my coworkers and bosses and having to run the whole show with only the youngest and least experienced members of my workcenter. And then receiving not one single bit of praise from my a-hole bosses when they came back to discover we had succeeded in maintaining the business workflow without a single hitch.

Oh the joys of being an "essential worker"...

@**ToyDemon**  The best thing to happen to me is I never caught COVID, and I was able to keep one of my jobs to maintain rent and utilities. The worst thing that happened to me is my other sources of work were in the entertainment and event industries, and those completely shut down, so money has been tight.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best is probably money, stimulus checks and a better med job

worst is lack of supplies, like products and GPUs

@**ToyDemon** 
Honestly, thanks to the pandemic I saved a few thousand on gas completing my degree but didn't see a single girl in yoga pants from home. On the days when I didn't want to work the promise of adult ladies in yoga pants would at least get me to drive my ass to my college campus. What I saved on gas I spent on beer to cope with the isolation. I felt destined to collide (genitally) with at least one pretty adult lady in yoga pants. Thanks to COVID, no dice. My time will come, but now I've got to lose the 20 lbs I put on sitting at my computer finishing my degree. I had more time to work every day, but less work got done.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing: more free time
Worst thing: less productivity because of distractions

@**ToyDemon** Best thing: online college classes are a lot more manageable. Worst thing: not being able to go out with friends.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing was clearly having an excuse to be alone and to save money. The worst, on a personal level, was being unable to visit family, especially my grandparents. They get lonelier than I do, so it sucks to not be able to care for them as much as I would like

@**ToyDemon**

I sure miss meeting friends, but the best thing about the pandemic is having more free time to myself so I can work on different projects.

The worst thing is different services like banks and car repair shops being slower and more difficult to deal with.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing is online work not having to drive everyday saves so much time in the long run. You can even wear comfy cloths at home and not have to dress up everyday.

Worst thing has to be missing holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving and seeing friends and family on the regular.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing was being able to work remotely. No worries about looking at nsfw content at home, can show up to group meetings in my boxers
and not having to waste time going to or back from work every day.

Worst thing was hearing about a few friends and family members getting sick. Only thing I could do was send some get-well gifts and cash to family members that needed it.

@**ToyDemon** 
What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?
Greatest upside: Not having to wake up at 5am and still sit through traffic omw to work.

Worst downside: Having to worry for my family's health.

woops late to the party

@**ToyDemon** The best thing By far, the I was able to help my family to start build a house back in our country ( I live in USA ) And the worst by far Was loosing my work partner who pass always cuss of covid, cheers everyone

@**ToyDemon** 
Best thing to happen was going to therapy for free and worst thing that has happened was starting college online and missing out on the in person experience.

@**ToyDemon** 
The best thing about the pandemic has been having more time to do certain things at home. For example, I like to cook and bake, and I've had some more time to do that at home now. The worst thing has been not being able to see many of my family and friends in person. This was especially difficult when I had family members who passed away.

@**ToyDemon** 
The best thing was saving on everyday transport costs and grad school tuition discounts. The worst thing was a lot of firms in my industry stopped doing student internships over the summer. Honestly my everyday life wasn't as impacted since most of my local friends and I were regularly tested for covid so hanging out wasn't as daunting, but it did suck having less things to go out and do.

@**ToyDemon** 

Shoot. It sucked that I was stuck in a lease for in person school, which didn't happen. I could've been spending here! BUT, I was able to pass classes with some online help. LOL.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing about pandemic is I get to use the holes I bought last Christmas and I'll be damned to use some lube. Not so best thing about pandemic is I literally have to stay indoors all day with a few minor exceptions like watering the grass, takin out the trash, etc.

@**ToyDemon** 
The best: Getting to play more games with my friends since their schedules weren’t so busy.

The worst: My fap sessions have been growing in length over the pandemic and that’s why I’m on this site. So i can start being more productive in my life by spending less time wacking it.

@**ToyDemon** 

Worst thing: Having to stay at home all the time certainly didn't make dealing with my mental health easier. Back when the stay at home recommendations were more intense it got pretty difficult for a while.

Best thing: The pandemic forcing me to get my socialization done online actually turned out to be a bit of a blessing in disguise. I've found new groups for games I enjoy playing, and have made a couple very close friends that I very much enjoy talking with. They recently introduced me to World of Warcraft, and I've been having a blast playing with them despite not really knowing what I'm doing yet.

@**ToyDemon**

The best thing about the pandemic is working from home and having more time to explore hobbies. The worst thing has been being unable to visit family and travel.

@**ToyDemon** 

For the worst
it would be that I gaining a lot of weight but the best thing that happened to me is that I'm an introvert so staying inside for so long wasn't actually so bad and I was able to save up money while being cooped up in here.

@**ToyDemon** 

Huh worst thing would be getting corona but it didnt affect me much just 1 day on bed was enough to recover other than that im broke without a job and barely surviving day by day yet somehow im here now trying to win a prize in this site lol. guess i should do something more productive

@**ToyDemon** 
The good thing about the pandemic is I get to chill and focus on bettering myself. The bad thing is it was hard to get a job so I could have more money for onaholes and other necessities.

@**ToyDemon** 

Worst thing for me was the business closures from covid. Lost a couple good places. Best is that I was able to take my out of state classes at home and have recorded lectures.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing is i get to game all the time and the worst thing is some people around be got covid.

@**ToyDemon** The worst thing is I've discovered things about some family members that I strongly disagree with but for those that are closer to me has lead to catharsis.

@**ToyDemon**

Best thing: Not being stuck in traffic
Worst thing: So many zoom meetings 

@**ToyDemon** 

The good: Not getting sick from the regular cold/flu because of better measures and working from home
The bad: Seeing mass layoffs at the beginning of the pandemic

@**ToyDemon** 
The best thing was definitely saving my money by not going out, and having time to play more video games with my friends. As for the worst, I've had to cancel travel plans due to travel restrictions.

@**ToyDemon** 
The Good:
I started working remotely from home. During lunch break I can jerk off freely instead of going to the office bathroom (j/k - the office bathroom part, not the jerking off part). Also, the crypto bullrun was pretty nice.

The Bad:
Probably the increase in food and housing prices. Time also seems to move much faster for me. Can you believe 2021 is almost halfway over?

@**ToyDemon** -What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?

The best thing is that I got to be around less people in general. Great for my mental health. The worst? Seeing how horribly ignorant america was and still is in regards to the pandemic.

@**ToyDemon** Best part was meeting a new group of friends online to hang out with. Worst part was not being able to engage in my regular hobbies.

@**ToyDemon** best thing is probably getting money, worst is probably depression lmao

@**ToyDemon** best was definitely the free government money very useful and got a bunch of stuff done worst the order getting delayed for everything I bought

@**ToyDemon** 
Best was that classes were all online. I didn't have to drive to campus and some classes became easier. This gave me more free time.
Worst was probably how much time I've stayed in isolation. I have interacted with very few people and this led to the development of social anxiety.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing is more time to use TD products without having to worry about work or other problems. Worst thing is not being able to get more TD products due to delays.

@**ToyDemon** 

I think that the worst thing that has happened to me during the pandemic was just having my whole routine go out of wack and as a result, a lot of my own personal growth has been little in progress. But on the bright side, my work ethic and time management have increased a lot as well as understanding the importance of my own social interactions.

@**ToyDemon** 
What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?
Worse
Was harder to find a decent job when I graduated from school. Fell out of touch with my friends since we didn't really hang out anymore.

Best
Not having to deal with many people because I'm many indoors and doing online work. If I do deal with people, it is usually pretty minor at least compare to retail work I did before :'(

@**ToyDemon** 

I think the best thing that happened over the course of the pandemic was that I got to move in with my girlfriend. I got an actual job, graduated from school, and moved in with my best friend. Even though I've been forced to stay inside all of this time I figured now was a good time to focus on some actual life skills or something, so I've been trying to pick up Japanese and learning to draw better. And of course over the pandemic I've started buying a quite a few onaholes.

The worst thing about the pandemic was that I feel like whenever I went outside I had some constant paranoia. My girlfriend worked in retail and I was always worried that she might get the virus, and a couple of my friends actually did get it (but they ended up okay). I did my best to stay inside and quarantine but I was always worried someone I knew would give it to me through our minimal interactions. Also my parents still claim me so they took all of the money I would've gotten from any stimulus checks, sad day. I also found out I have some kind of weird birth defect in my neck that didn't start becoming a problem until a year ago, so that's fun too.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing that probably happened to me during Covid was getting time to learn new things like photoshop and after effects. The worst thing was probably the closure of buffet and eating at restaurants.

@**ToyDemon**  The best thing was being to stay home and spend time with my family. But I'm not able to travel very much.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing was having a sense of anonymity due to masks

@**ToyDemon**

Best thing was the stimmies and having an excuse to never leave the house! Worst thing was everything ordered online took triple the time to ship :(

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing, not as many social obligations to meet. Worst thing is, I really want to go swimming again, home fitness just isn't the same.

@**ToyDemon** 
Got to save a lot of money because I wasn't required to the dorm but working over the summer online is a nightmare!

@**ToyDemon** the best thing that happened was all the free time I got to remodel my home! The worst thing was all the uncertainty of daily life remaining “normal”.

@**ToyDemon** 

Probably not the best thing but with work days going from 5 days to 4, I feel more motivated to do things. Sure, I'm earning less, but I feel that life is richer than before.

The worst thing that happened was loosing an uncle to the pandemic and not being able to send him off.

@**ToyDemon** The worst thing about all this was my wife leaving me after 10 years for overworking myself. She felt neglected and felt she no longer need me. The best thing to happen was that same event gave me the ability to learn more and spend more time with my kids, with one less mouth to feed (in my wife).

@**ToyDemon** 
Best part was the improved hygiene, stimulus, the status quo was broken for a bit, lots of money if you weren't laid off/quit the hours sky rocketed at many essential jobs.
Worst part was the low social interaction and constant restrictions pushed many into mental lows. high hours and increased complaints really killing my health.

@**ToyDemon** 

Worst Thing: Lost out on my final year of Uni.
Best Thing: Was able to use all the extra time to really evaluate what I wanted to do after graduation and was thankfully able to find long term employment prior to finishing.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing to happen was a break from social anxiety. I’m naturally an introvert and cancel plans sometimes bc I don’t think I’ll have enough energy or focus to be social with people in a big group, so the pandemic made that more socially acceptable.

The worst part was missing out on opportunities to travel

@**ToyDemon** The best thing is that I no longer need to drive to work at the company but work at home. The worst thing is that I can’t eat out with friends every week.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing thats happened is listening to all the people bitch about not being able to gather in groups and make fools of themselves. Worst this is having to wear these masks!

@**ToyDemon** 

The pandemic has helped me realize that self-care can be extremely under performed, and how easy it is to continue ignore it. I have been working myself to death for years, and with a sudden closing, it had all caught up to me, with chronic pain, lack of hobbies, and of course loneliness. But, on the other hand, it has given me a lot more introspective time to seek out what I need and more importantly want. Getting into online communities has shown me how much more I have left to explore and experience, which has led me to wanting to explore more of my desires. So this will be my first post, hopefully of many, as I would like to be a part of this wonderful community.

@**ToyDemon** 
Best - not having to commute/travel for work and getting to be myself, a happy hermit!
Worst - Getting Covid :( - lost taste for a while - which for a foodee is REALLY bad.

Thanks and have fun all - be safe!

@**ToyDemon** The best thing was that there were less people when I went out, the worst was that people were getting sick.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best: Gyms closing down!
I had a gym membership for 3 years, but I never really used it. Immediately prior to the lockdown, I was probably on my 2nd month of hitting the gym consistently. It felt like right as I was getting into the groove, the pandemic comes around and knocks me back down. I resented the pandemic. "If only the gyms were open, I'd be ripped by now." "If only classes were in person, I wouldn't be struggling to focus right now." "If only I could go to parties, I would have a girlfriend by now." These kinds of thoughts ran around in my head for a few months. Eventually, it just kind of hit me. I realized that my life before the pandemic and after the pandemic were not all that different. If COVID-19 had never existed, I don't think I could honestly tell myself that I would put effort into my classes. I don't think I could honestly tell myself that I would go out and talk to people. And so I forced myself to work out at home. I've only been at it for 3 months but I feel on top of the world. If the gyms hadn't closed down, I don't think I would have realized how often I make excuses. So I'm thankful for this experience.

Worst:
I'm struggling a lot with classes and time management. Because I watch lectures from home now, it feels like the stress of school has invaded my living spaces. I feel stressed constantly.

@**ToyDemon** 

Good questions!

I'll start with the worst thing the pandemic has done to me. It's definitely made me less socially-explorative.

I have definitely observed that as people get into their late 20s/early 30s, the friends they've made in their lives are often the ones they keep. A lot of people start families or focus on their careers, so friendships can grow apart. This is the default. But the pandemic ushered in a year-plus of time that people lost face-to-face time to maintain and grow their relationships, which goes on top of the difficulty of scheduling social time to begin with, with an active career and other life obligations already there. I feel like I have to re-learn how to socially interact in public to an extent. I can do a transaction in a grocery store and things like that, but there's been a small bit of struggle feeling comfortable getting out and socializing for fun, getting out of isolation mode.

And now for the best!

I can't appreciate enough how the pandemic has given me time to work on things. A lot of people would agree with this, probably. I worked on a personal coding project that I'm getting close to completing, I built a gym in my home office and started to get fit again, and a whole lot else. I started a new relationship that was already developing from before the pandemic, but I also had a falling out with some people as well. But I've had time to think about what things I want to do with my life, how I want to live, and what compromises I'm willing to make to get to those things.

Toydemon has definitely helped along the way to help with sexual frustrations, so thanks so much for that!

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Best thing that happened to me was losing 4 hours of commuting time every day for work (which I then lost that job anyways), along with having more time to spend with my collection of music, and of course the great outdoors... when the government allowed us :). Also learned how to bake!

The worst things for me would be how difficult it was to find jobs and employment during the pandemic, had to take on a lot of jobs that involved janitorial work, which I normally wouldn't mind but were a bit more risky during the pandemic. Also the general anxiety of being afraid of getting my family members and friends sick without knowing it because of the 2 week corona virus incubation period (which has developed into fully fledged physically manifested anxiety. WooHoo for having a stomach ache for the rest of my life!), thank the stars none of my family members have passed due to the virus but a few got it pretty bad, stay safe out there everyone.

@**ToyDemon** Honestly, one of my favorite things of the pandemic was being able to discover more hobbies/passions, since I had more time at home. I found out that I really love to cook, and spent a bunch of time making new things that I otherwise would not have had time for. I also picked up art as well, though for me it’s a much steeper learning curve than cooking lol.

Now, I could go on about what I didn’t like about the pandemic, but one of my least favorite things is how people started treating each other! Like, don’t get me wrong, people were crazy before the pandemic, but during it, people got even worse. Also, the whole antisocial attitude people give off really was a bummer. I’d have to say the worst thing to happen to me was not being able to enjoy normal life- hanging out with friends was hard, and so was just being able to enjoy public spaces.

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I'm a new member to toydemon so I just discovered this amazing selection, so far the best part was discovering a wide selection of onaholes and lubes. The worst part is that the Meiki no Syoumei 05 Zhang Xiao Yu has just sold out! I heard great things about it and I can't wait for it to come back.

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The best thing was that there were less people when I went out, the worst was that people were getting sick.

@**ToyDemon** The best part of the pandemic would have to be the sense of relaxation from the usual daily stresses, not that there weren't any (lack of pay, fear of getting infected, etc.) but not having to worry about my part-time job, college, etc. has given me more time to spend on hobbies, catching up on missed entertainment, and exploring my sexuality through things like sex toys. The worst part would have to be the loneliness aspect, not being able to meet with friends to play games, and unable to meet up for dates. Also, online classes I just couldn't get into compared to being there in person! My glasses getting foggy from wearing a mask 24/7 also sucked haha

@**ToyDemon** 
Best thing about the pandemic would be society moving towards remote environment. It makes our work-life more flexible without us have to be physically present to everything when some things could be done better remotely.

Worst thing would be wearing the mask. WORST ENEMY of anyone who's wearing the glasses D:

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What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?

Since I kept my job, my amount of free time increased massively during the pandemic for the same amount of pay. I was able to be more efficient in my work by doing some of it at home. The downside was that the rare social events that I do still need for my mental health, despite being a shut-in in general, went from rare to zero.

The worst thing about the pandemic was being shut-in for such a long time negatively affected my routine and habits - I barely do anything now, but I'm used to it and not bored. I'm making a concerted effort now to resume the types of activities I did before the pandemic and be more active overall.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing that happened during the pandemic was that I didn't have to drive to work anymore because I can work from home. This saves time, depreciation on my car, and gas costs. The worst thing that happened during the pandemic was that I couldn't come to work. I play Smash Ultimate with my coworkers during lunch and after work, and I very much miss that.

@**ToyDemon** 

Worst.. well.. let’s ignore the much more political stuff for this post. Got a bad work injury coworker dropped a 1 ton block of metal on me, crushed my left wrist broke the scaffolding fell 60ft landed hard on my left foot. Somehow walked away. Workers comp screwed up and made a relatively minor problem into a severe problem with my foot and arm before they closed my case without telling me and the guy in charge skipped town with hundreds of case files. Can’t even work out on that arm or foot in this condition. I loved my training every day.. Saved up some cash to start my own business, partnered with some businesses started up and the morning I was supposed to finalize the paperwork lockdown immediately destroyed my entire career field and all the local businesses I was going to partner with have since permanently closed. Refunded all the clients I lined up would’ve made enough to be petty secure and have had enough to get patched up by a surgeon. Pop had his 3rd heart attack so medical bills for that. Since I quit that last job I don’t qualify for unemployment, I have a medical background and research and I’m steering way clear of the “vaccine” whatever you think of it I ain’t judging It just isn’t worth it to me. A dozen of colleagues all “committed suicide” after speaking out against the virus and “vaccine” one shot himself in the back of the head before throwing himself out of a window through a foot of bullet proof glass. No investigation into that. That said my city and all businesses are in complete 1984 vaccine passport, can’t go for a walk or get groceries let alone work without one. Computer finally died, work credentials expired, can’t get a hold of the company that renews my medical credentials, two deaths in the family, in a shitty apartment now, got BLM and Antifa shooting up the town every week, my city is on fire, murder rate is up some 800% My truck has been broken into and vandalized wheels, mirrors, windows all busted off a half dozen times since lockdown. I’m trying to take care of my folks and sister cause they’d be on the street otherwise, my savings is basically gone by now after taking care of everyone. Dunno how much longer I can afford to stay in the area. I don’t want to move.. this city and state is falling apart even more that it was before and I’m one of the folk trying to help hold my community together. Backup plan is to leave my state for a bit, get work, restart my business save up some cash, move back to my state cause place needs to be fixed and if all the rational people leave it’s never getting better.. uphill battle but we’ll do it. Been rough but number of homeless folk in my city is insane right now so hey I’m better off than a lot of folk. Oh my first love her family is in Sweden which now is like #3 for highest rape rate and murder rate in the world.. worried about them. Would have liked to visit that place if not for that. I got some bucket list things to do there.. like have sex on the altar of the temple to Freyja.. parkour stuff jump off some monuments, get into a couple swordfights with a swordmaster I know near there.. the usual.. doesn’t seem like a great idea now.. sorta worried about those folks.. not the swordmaster.. dudes got his own armory he’ll be fine but..

Best thing: I guess I’ve already prepared everything so I bounce back when this lockdown bs is over. Got everything ready in case I need to go with my backup plan. News and truth is coming out, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Gonna be a hell of a lot of work, gonna be hard but I can start rebuilding soon. Haven’t had anything really good happen. Need to be moving forward, working towards something or I get restless. closest thing to good news is that I guess I caught up on some anime. Never had time to do that before lockdown. Was working 3 jobs, running an internship, and building and coordinating community events and business expos and sponsors for them. But I enjoyed it. Still for better or worse I feel like I caught up on years worth of anime. Learned more of how to read and write in elder futhark (ancient Norse/Nordic runic language) that was pretty cool.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing is getting to work from home. Worst thing is working from home means I don't leave.

@**ToyDemon** 
Best thing was I went through pandemic with a special person who became my partener.
Worst thing was lost my job offer that would turn my life around.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing to happen to me since the pandemic started was discovering this site and its goodies.
The worse thing is to not have enough money or time to enjoy the products ToyDemon sells and produces.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing that happened to me was probably uhhhhhhh having more time to finish games I hadn't gotten around to I guess? The worst thing was losing my job, so I couldn't like... buy more. Or onaholes. or like... anything. At least I'm not on the streets! Anyway, I'm pretty sure these are chosen by rng, but it's my birthday today so hint hint wink wink nudge nudge

@**ToyDemon** 

I used the irs.gov withholding calculator to make sure I either break even or have to pay $50-100, I'm not interested in give the gov an interest free loan out of my paycheck.

Best thing that happened to me was that I got hired to work remotely right at the start of lockdowns in February 2020. The worst thing is related; now that people are being encouraged to go into the office my remote job contract ended abruptly last Friday!

@**ToyDemon** best thing: the masks. worst: restrictions

@**ToyDemon** Best thing was that I got a job, worst thing is that I can't drop an entire paycheck on Tomax holes!

@**ToyDemon** 

On a personal level the Best thing was completing a software immersive course. The worst is the debt I went into for the course.

On a larger scale, the best things are the movements that made a surge of being noticed and fought for, the worst is finding out how much of my country are bigots.

@**ToyDemon** 
I was so scared and did not know what was going to happen as it seems any possility can happen. After hearing the story regaring my friend's wife's hospital visit, I was horrified and felt hopless. I tried to think what I should do, and finally set up a plan. Thereafter, every day I tried to walk and hoped to get rid of my anxiety. After a few weeks, I started to realize nature can calm me down in particular at noon. There is something there. It is quiet and motionless! Maybe a pathway I have lost for a long time.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best is WFH. I no longer have to spend 40m x2 everyday to commute, and that gives me more time for personal use, whether it be for sleep or online hobbies. The downside is a decrease of human interaction and restaurant visits, which was somewhat an interest of mine; having takeout just isn't the same, whether it be flavor or presentation, and for some places small talks with owners to learn more is also eliminated as a result.

@**ToyDemon** 
best thing was finding something new which was finding this website and ordering some holes for those long days at work to burn some stress off. Worst thing was being late on finding some of the products i wanted on site and not being able to snag something but hey we all have good and bad days

@**ToyDemon** 

The best part of the pandemic was being able to obtain my Eagle Scout rank and much more time for... me time. The worst was the inability to see friends make a new friends.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing that happened to me over the whole pandemic was my significant other and I finally got a house.
The worst part of the whole pandemic. Can't really say there. I was employed, had covid scares here and there but honestly worst thing now. Roads are full of idiots again.

@**ToyDemon** best was remote work, worst was getting spoiled by remote work

@**ToyDemon** 
The best thing was I built my new gaming pc last year. It is really fast, Cyberpunk 2077 looks great on it with the ray tracking thing.
The worst thing is I forgot to fill the tax return!!!

@**ToyDemon** Best thing would be not having to social with people at work whom I don't really get along with. Worst thing would be that well, can't do almost anything at home.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing that happened is working from home, getting time to catch up on movies, and to start connecting with people over online dating! I took some much needed time getting into journaling, yoga, and coding, which helped my self esteem.

The worst thing that happened is watching my favorite small businesses and local restaurants begin to close. Personally, there's a lot of distractions from my studying, which is a habit I need to correct. But ultimately, the good outweighs the bad.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best: stock market gains

Worst: stock market post december 2020

Seriously though, started a new career, which is going well.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing for me was I got to spend more time playing games and watching anime on my computer at home most things were shutting down.

Worst thing was not being able to see a lot of friends since the pandemic. I think the lack of interaction with friends has caused us to grow apart from each other, so that's pretty sad :(

@**ToyDemon** 

Worst: Fired from my job
Best : getting unemployed insurance benefit

@**ToyDemon** 


The Best thing is that I got a girlfriend and the worst thing is a few of my pets died

@**ToyDemon**  YES I NEED THIS

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing that happened during the pandemic was receiving the stimulus and having a surplus our savings for the first time. It was so encouraging that we ended up putting even more in savings and eventually ended up buying a house with the money we saved (before the market went completely bananas). The worst thing was coming to grips with the fact that we'll need medical assistance to be able to have a child.

@**ToyDemon** 

As a guy who stays in door a lot, life is not a big difference for me. So the best thing is Im not affected that much by the pandemic. The worst thing is getting a little chubby after eating snacks and watching movies all day.

@**ToyDemon** 
Worst thing has been being lonely and its been difficult to meet people.
Best thing has to be that I have more time to focus on my hobbies.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing to happen since the quarantine is the abundance of free time and the freedom it gives. The downside is that it allows for a lot more procrastination and laziness.

@**ToyDemon** 
Best Thing- I have had more time to enjoy my hobbies and discover new hobbies (like Onaholes yay)
Worst Thing- People around me being severely affected by the pandemic (physically, mentally, financially)

@**ToyDemon** 

Id say actually getting the virus is the worst thing. Besides that, canceling all of my travel plans, not seeing most of my friends since November 2019, the price of games and tec going up so very harshly.

The best is, all the money i received during the pandemic, i used to catch myself up on buying stuff I've put off for so long, both wants and needs. I even invested $3,700 into Bitcoin when it was $9,600 per coin, and turned it into $15,000. Yes, 15K, 15 thousand dollars! I invested into other cryptos and gained another 5K from those. Besides that, i managed to get my car down to only owing $3,400, Got to play a lot of games i had not played yet, got a lot done to my car and got closer to some friends and family. It's been mostly good for me honestly.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best and worst thing of the pandemic.. I have had a lot of time to reflect and work through some issues. That's good. The worst is probably missing time with my friends and the constant paranoia of wondering if I was gonna get covid or not (vaccinated now!

@**ToyDemon**  The best thing that have happened is that i finally started to trust myself and like me for who i am, basically i stopped trying to change miself for others and started to think more of myself. Feels better and ewery day life is happyer since im not just trying to please others with my actions.
The worst thing is that i started to work on myself only after the love of my life broke my heart rly badly.... but no other bad things have happened besides that so thats a relieve.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing was I got to relax for a few months after working 7 days a week for a year.

Worst thing was after relaxing so little, going back to work was really hard for me.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best for me is that I don't have to interact with people as often as before and they are almost always masked up; which i find attractive. The worst thing is the uncertainty of income and anxiety of family members contracting the 'rona.

@**ToyDemon** 

I think that the best thing that has happened to me was that I was able to slow life down and because of the free time, I was able to connect with family and friends much more.

I think that the worst thing that happened to me was the fact that everything slowed down so I feel less productive and beat myself over it every single day.

@**ToyDemon** No traffic was probably the best thing. The worst for me was everyone and their brother was in my damn fishing spots!

@**ToyDemon** The best thing about the pandemic was discovering onaholes and the worst thing about the pandemic was that it became harder to meet up with friends.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing was the being able to save up enough money to pay off my car. Worst thing was all the loved ones lost for all.

@**ToyDemon** 
The best thing was my student loans getting paused until September. The worst thing... That depends on whether you're talking about a specific incident or just the worst consequence. The worst consequence was the anxiety and always worrying about getting the virus. But the worst thing that happened was being unable to attend the funerals of two of my aunts who passed of things entirely unrelated to Covid itself.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing that happened to me was the ability to explore my hobbies and focuses in life. The worst thing that happened was lack of social contact with friends :(

@**ToyDemon**

Best thing was anti social practices are the norm now. Not going out has saved a bunch of money, more of it goes to online stuff now

@**ToyDemon** Best thing, similar to what you wrote is staying home and saving up money to make bigger purchases.
Worst thing is hearing about friends being affected by the pandemic and being unable to help them.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best for me was the opportunity to take weight loss and fitness seriously. These days I run 4 - 5 miles 3 days a week and do some strength training another 3. At the end of 2019 I was a bit over 200 lbs and no sane person would have believed I worked out like that!

Worst for me was just the isolation. I get that the social distancing was important and I'm not railing against it. It was just a bad time for me. I was in a new city and didn't really know anyone anyway, and this just made it impossible to meet people. It worked out because with remote work I was able to move closer to home, which also happens to be a much lower cost of living city.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing: Have a legitimate reason to stay home more often. Able to be on your computer more often. Spend more time online since more and more people are doing it. Gas was really cheap too.

Worst thing: Lacking the actual human interaction and being cooped in all the time takes a toll. As a student, online classes fricking sucks and I hate it! Days flies by faster, in my opinion. I get to see my family less which is sad because I really enjoy hanging out with them. Overall COVID-19 really sucked and there were more cons than pros.

@**ToyDemon**  the best thing that happened to me, probably just the increase in me time. With all the quarantining I was finally able to have just me time. Did wonders for my mental state, didn’t feel as worn out and even improved on some previous problems. As for the worst part that probably have to go to how everything kinda just shut down and how some services either shut down entirely or just got extremely slow.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing this pandemic was being able to focus on my health and getting really fit.

Worst thing this pandemic is not being able to meet up with friends as often.

@**ToyDemon** 
Best thing is no commute helps me back pain relief
Worst thing is no travel

@**ToyDemon** The best thing that happened to me during the pandemic was being given the ability to work from home. Between the time saved by not commuting and the money as well, it turned into a big plus. Much more time for personal projects and gaming. The worst thing was the inability to be close to family. My dad had health complications and my sister had a new baby and I wasn’t able to see them much over the last year with them living out of state.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing to happen was then stimulus checks they help me get alot of stuff.

@**ToyDemon** The best thing is the unemployment benefits early on. My worst thing has been the restrictions at work due to Covid, it's like wearing layers of clothing during the summer with all the extra PPE.

@**ToyDemon** 

I'm much fatter. Hard to be comfortable snugging now. I should stop eating for a few days...

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing about the pandemic was extra hours in the beginning since im an essential worker and the worst thing has been not hanging out with anyone and its made it terribly hard to meet anyone.

@**ToyDemon** 
-What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?
Worst: I developed an onahole/hentai addiction ;_;
Best: I developed an onahole/hentai addiction :D

@**ToyDemon** 

Best was the stimulus checks, I got a new gaming laptop, invested in the stock market, and picked up a few onaholes. Worst is not being able to get out as much, I miss going to the movie theater and then getting dinner with friends and family.

@**ToyDemon** 

I mean the best part of the pandemic was the downtime between classes and work. It's just strange having so much free time: play video games, read books, browse the internet for hours.

The worst part was definitely online classes. Huge buzzkill. Hard to maintain motivation to do work. Didn't see classmates except through a screen. Professors varied from being lenient and flexible to being hardasses. College still charges full tuition for an online semester that was cut short by four weeks.

@**ToyDemon** 

The best thing will definitely be saving a lot of the cost by staying home.
But the worst things are everything else...

@**ToyDemon**  the best thing from pandemic is the human family who shows during it, the worst thing is the economical crisis.

@**ToyDemon** Best: Was able to go back and relearn my old hobbies due to more free time alone

Worst: Unable to connect with family and friends much at all

@**ToyDemon** 

Worst thing that happened to me during the pandemic was being laid off from my dream career, but I think it was for the best because everything took a turn for the worst last I heard. It was nice spending time with my wife and getting things done around the house. Hopefully life gets better for us all as covid becomes a distant memory.

@**ToyDemon** 
The best thing about the pandemic was that I could stay in my room for days and not be thought of as weird. The worst thing that has happened was that I lost a lot of friends and I am even more lonely now.

@**ToyDemon** -What do you think the best thing and the worst thing to have happened to you since the pandemic happened?

The best thing that happened during the pandemic was being able to go home during school to spend time with family for a while. I'm in a healthcare school now, and I don't get breaks often. It was great to spend that extra time with family. The worst thing to happen during the pandemic was not being able to go out to restaurants and bars with friends for so long. I for sure have not met many of my friends for a long while in quarantine, and I miss those interactions. I look forward to seeing them again and being able to do the things we do to chill.

@**ToyDemon** pre-pandemic is the same as post-pandemic.

@**ToyDemon** 

Being completely honest, the pandemic didn't have too much of an impact on me personally, as I'm normally a hermit that doesn't leave his room all that often to begin with. I'd say a good thing was not having to make up excuses for why I can't leave the house, as weird as that may sound. I just enjoy being at home. In terms of negatives though, as much as I like to be at home I do enjoy hanging with people and not being able to do that for extended periods of time really did suck. I like to get out of the house on occasion and the pandemic definitely made it more difficult. Pretty bland answer, but honestly not much has happened to me in the past year and a half. It's been more of the same.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best thing? Definitely not suffering COVID and my family is safe. Nothing more important than your life.
Worst - I would say one drawback is to see others' loss, one of my colleague lost his family members due to the virus and the vaccine. This is something that people never expected to happen in such a large scale. The takeaway for this is to cherish the time with your loved ones, you never know what or when something is gonna happen. People, including me, did not have the chance to even say goodbye to others at the last moment due to this pandemic. God bless and hope everyone take care of themselves.

@**ToyDemon** 

Best is that I never have to commute to my school since classes were converted online. Downside during the pandemic was that I spent more money from online shopping than I ever had.

@**ToyDemon** 
Best thing has been all the deals that sprung up to encourage people to buy.
Worst thing is living with an unvaccinated child (niece) preventing me from seeing my friends when I am vaccinated. Moving out soon enough though

@**ToyDemon** No sadly, was surprised by a fairly heavy tax bill a week ago. Made a lot of financial mistakes in 2020 it turns out.

@**ToyDemon** Because of pandemic, I am working from home. And this is the best thing happened to me ever! Worst is I am spending way too much money on amazon and toydemon. LOL

@**ToyDemon** Honestly, the pandemic has been a lot more downsides than up for me an I'm sure many others, but it's important to focus on the little wins! The best has been going to classes from home. It's really convenient and honestly way easier to get up and attend if it's just at my desk, though I do empathize with the teachers who've had to adjust their entire curriculums around work from home. The worst has of course been being unable to see and go out with friends and getting laid off at the beginning of the pandemic, but in hindsight, it let me get away from a job that I felt underappreciated at with exploitative co-workers.

@**ToyDemon** 
Best thing that happened is that I have been getting way more sleep than normal. I used to average 3 hours a day. now it is a normal 6 to 8 hours/ bad thing is that I am graduating during covid recovery period and maybe another wave.

@**ToyDemon** Best was being able to stay home a lot more. I could focus more on schoolwork due to getting less shifts at work. Worst would probably be less income and not being able to go out and do activities with friends. We still talk to each other a lot etc, but it's just not the same as in-person doing stuff together. I also gained some weight due to the lack of exercise.

@**ToyDemon** 
Well the best thing during the pandemic for me was great at first was home alot spending more time with family and just playing games with friends online and the worst thing that happened I couldn't go to gym for a long time at the time I lost alot of weight but couldn't because of the cough cough and it was hard staying at home all the time u love going outside enjoy my time roaming around the city or in mall near me was losing my mind staying at my apartment every single day scared like hell going outside but yeah that was my story I am halfway getting fully vaccinated and slowly getting back in shape and roaming around more now with my electric scooter so seeing more places that I couldn't go or to lazy to go or to wait for the bus but yeah hope everyone is doing well and stay safe out there and stay frosty

@**ToyDemon**  Best thing is trying to eat less and exercising so i dont gain a lot of weight during the pandemic. The worst thing is not being able to hang out with friends other than doing stuff online.

@**ToyDemon** Best thing about the pandemic: staying home, re-evaluating life priorities
Worst thing about the pandemic: no dine-in restaurants!