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My boyfriend seems hesitant on seeing me, again. We talk on the phone every evening. He tells me he misses me and looks for to us getting together. He has visited his father once a week for the last month. He says it's just his dad and him when he visits. His father lives with a step son and the step son's girlfriend. They aren't around When he visits.
What concerns him about having me come to his apartment is what if he's a carrier of covid 19 and it gets passed to my family? He sounds very healthy to me and I'm sure he won't pass covid 19 to us. He still seems hesitant.
I love him but I'm fearing that he doesn't want to see me.
He does suffer from anxiety.
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You either have the virus, or you don't. You may have a weak case of it, or maybe a very severe case. Carriers in medicine are usually people who can give something to someone, but they don't have it. I am a colour-blind carrier. I am not colour blind, but my dad was, and 1 of my three sons is colour blind completely. I carried the gene and gave it to my son.
This doesn't sound ok to me at all. He may have some other reason for not seeing you.
The internet says a COVID carrier tests positive, but has no symptoms. It also says it is very, very rare, and most people who test positive are "pre-symptomatic." If that is what he is, then why is he able to visit his father weekly? Wouldn't his father be at risk to get COVID?
You need to find out what he means, and why you could get it from him, and not his father? Smells fishy to me.
What about seeing one another outside or at an outdoor patio for a coffee or drink?