Fitri Tropica Finally Dares to Take a Job During the Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - During the corona pandemic, Fitri Tropica still hasn't dared to leave the house. She doesn't go anywhere, she hasn't even been to the mall at all.

Even with various job offers, Fitrop only takes short ones. She is afraid to go out because she is worried that her daughter will get the corona virus.

1. Now Starting to Dare to Work Longer

© instagram/fitrop

After months of staying at home, Fitrop finally dares to leave the house. She also starts shooting with a fairly long duration.

"This is the first time I dare to take a job that makes me stay outside the house a bit longer. Seriously, until today I haven't even been to the mall again.. I haven't dared to take a long shooting job yet, because I feel like my wait for Sada to get better is taking too long," Fitrop wrote on her Instagram account.

2. Wanting to Pay More Attention to Her Child

In addition to the pandemic, Fitrop has reduced her work intensity because she wants to pay more attention to Sada. She doesn't want her time to be consumed by work alone.

"Before, I always wanted a child while working. Now that Allah has given me a child, I don't want my heart and time to be consumed by work alone. The same goes for my breastfeeding journey. Initially, it was difficult and a real struggle for me to be able to breastfeed Sada. I can't imagine if suddenly (God forbid) we have to be separated due to quarantine or self-isolation, separated from my child, and then when we meet again, Sada no longer wants to breastfeed from me. These thoughts make me paranoid. But thankfully, today I was given the opportunity to work with two comedy experts as an additional immune booster. It's funny how @suryainsomnia asked for a Brompton and @caklontong for comedy immunity, it made me laugh so hard.
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Cak, give me the Brompton, please, just 2!!
Well, don't, or else I'll only have 28 left!
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UHH SHOMBOOOOOONGGGG," she exclaimed.

Fitrop is taking care of her family to prevent them from being exposed to COVID-19, which is still present in Indonesia. You should also remember #pesanibu (mother's message). Don't forget to wear a mask, wash your hands regularly, and avoid crowded places to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

(kpl/phi)