🔒 Excessive COVID-19 paranoia.

When you're asleep, to dream you're dying is as real a threat as it would be in the waking world.

David, born with immune deficiency syndrome, plays in the enclosed plastic environment in which he must live to survive. Doctors at the Texas Children's Hospital search for a way to stimulate his natural immunity so he can leave his germ-free environment.

Today, we talk about what to do when your housemate is terrified of COVID-19.

This situation has been confusing me for a while now. I live in a group house with two units, and one private unit. I live in the private one, and my housemate A lives with others in two shared units. A is extremely risk averse, and at the start of COVID-19, he cut off his two units from my unit.

This hurt a lot! I felt ostracized from my community house. Then my close friend wanted to go on a date with someone in A's quarancule. He quarantined for a week and then got told by A it wasn't good enough, no date.

This seems like an unhealthy position of power for A to have on his housemate and my friend's relationship! He's hurting me and my friends with his risk aversion. This was a long preamble.

My question is: do I bring up my discomfort with A? How can I do that in a mature way? I've just been avoiding A. Do I move out? I'm angry, and it's making me passive aggressive.