Covidiot

Hi, you know how Covidiots do it?  They party like it's normal. Everything to them is normal. Parties to them are normal. Huge gatherings, drinking alcohol irresponsibly and so on... Here's how not to be one of them. With rules  and regulations from the world Health Organization, large gatherings have been banned but that does not mean you can't have a party or be socially active. Small and sizeable parties can still be  celebrated at home. Small head counts is still allowed to be together but with strick adherence to the rules put aside. Throwing a house party doesn't have to be a massive, stressful endeavour where you labour over nitty-gritty details. It might involve preparations from menu curation to the guest list to stocking up on essentials - but once you have the essentials down, you and your guests are guaranteed a good time. In the time of Covid-19, however, don’t forget to adhere to local regulations on curfew and headcount limitations. Be it a maximum capaci...

Despite the repeated consensus that adhering to social distancing guidelines is the most effective way to diffuse the novel coronavirus pandemic, some people were slow to cancel their plans; some are still engaging in get-togethers. The Psychological Reason Why Some People Aren't following the Covid-19 rules and regulations Unsurprisingly, there’s a psychological reason why some people may feel highly disinclined to ignore social distancing. There’s a reason why in times of high stress, some people respond with rebelliousness as explained by one psychologist Mercy Mbora(mbora140@gmail.com) Understanding this can help you respond, and manage, those reactions better. “Anxiety is both acutely mentally and physically weakening and a slow burn that has more long-term health consequences.” With this in mind, it is therefore necessary to learn reasons why some people are rebellious to follow the Covid-19 measures. Is Covid real or how factual is it? Some peoples Actions are driven by emot...