SF's health order has been changed to now allow people to interact outdoors with 1 person from another household to:
- Take a walk
- Hang out at the park
- Play low-contact sports like golf, tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball
This is a change.
sf.gov/news/bay-area-…
- Take a walk
- Hang out at the park
- Play low-contact sports like golf, tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball
This is a change.
sf.gov/news/bay-area-…
In-person dating is no longer banned in San Francisco.
But you can only date outdoors and no double dates.
But you can only date outdoors and no double dates.
And wear a mask. No kissing.
You can kiss but only if you move in together.
This is true in most of the rest of the Bay Area and LA too. Except San Mateo and Napa.
These rules are set by the state under the regional health order, adopted by SF. I think people should be able to date, safely. I'm glad our health department took some small steps to clarify that. These tweets were both factual & sarcastic, which i guess is the world we are in
This isn't just in SF. SF actually set a more permissive order than the state order allows, based on recent changes. The restrictions on people from different households having physical contact is not an SF specific thing at all.
I didn't make these rules, I'm just reporting them as I understand them 🤷🏻♂️.
I think we need to give people more ways to interact with each other safely. Dating will happen. People will spend time together. Acting as though it won't is unrealistic, contradictory, and will backfire. So yes I agree these rules are a bit ridiculous.
Damn y'all, maybe some of you didn't catch the tone. I support people dating and finding ways to do that safely. I do think these rules are contradictory, unreasonable and unrealistic in a lot of ways. I guess the tone didn't come thru entirely 😩🤣
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