Thats amazing….we are all different. I would have been saying that it was best to use some of my supplies if they needed but to make sure I was left with enough to get me through when i got home.

How terrible for you – it will be hard for you to rekindle any special feelings for her in the future, but guess you will have to try to forget for your children’s sake. Hope it all works out

The virus has certain;ey brought out the worst in a lot of people and it’s very dissapointing

yes some people have gone crazy and fighting etc over this. Hope is not lost though as we did have a lovely lady offer my hubby the last bulk pack in her trolley as we have a bigger household so there ARE good people out there who are not selfish! Hope good things come her way for helping us.

I just hope this corona virus thing ends ASAP so we can go back to normal lives

I am almost happy to be in lockdown now so that I don’t have to see this craziness first hand anymore – of course social media is still full of it but at least I can just turn that off. I hope the world eventually gets back to some form of normality.

There’s a Buddhist teaching that says you only know the strength of a relationship when things go wrong. I guess this lady has found out the real state of her relationship with her in-laws. She should however continue to be kind for her own piece of mind.

I cannot believe some of the scenes I have witnessed over the past few weeks! People have become animals, no, worse than animals. What happened to love thy neighbour? Treat others as you wish to be treated yourself, not like some lunatic on a mission to cause more chaos in the World ….

I cannot believe people’s selfishness and me-attitude. It’s frightening and I had no idea how rampant it was. I am just putting good into the world. I paid for a woman’s groceries on Friday to show her son and my son that in times of crazy it’s not hard to spread kindness. I bought flowers from my little florist who was in tears. I wanted her to feel my support. I bought coffee at my cafe so they wouldn’t have to close. It’s not hard to be kind… let’s start the spread of kindness instead.

a very sad time, showing how selfish a few can be

People do strange things in times of stress

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  • • Ellen replied
    • 23 Mar 2020 , 5:19 am

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  Yes that is true and us people can become rather unrealistic and selfish when driven by fear.

I spoke to a doctor who said people were stressing themselves into being sick. Sad that the media can do that to us.

Wow, unbelievable. I’m gladly sharing any of my food, toilet paper etc with family.

if there was a gastro outbreak sweeping the country then i could understand the panic buying of toilet paper. This is just people being incredibly selfish and alot of people just being sheep!

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 29 Mar 2020 , 6:14 am

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  Sadly it continues and many shelves are empty of essentials.

Wow, what a piece of work. No doubt she’d expect you to share. I’d be saying I was out too! You get what you give in this situation unfortunately, family or not

I have witnessed grotesque behaviour at the major shops and people running and pushing for products and I refuse to be one of those people. We have shared the last of toilet rolls with others and I have researched alternatives. I am avoiding major shops and avoiding these people and the sad state of hoarding. Families and friends should share and show their humanity.

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  • • Ellen replied
    • 22 Mar 2020 , 9:12 am

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  Exactly !

So far I haven’t seen first hand how selfish people have been and I certainly hope I never do.

Things have slowed off a bit in my town but some people have become so selfish! We need to look after each other on this time of crisis

Generally people are being polite around here – though still shopping in a crazy way.

We just need to calm down, the supply is coming