Okay. Okay. You shamed me into going “permissive”. I’m trying to recall exactly why I disabled SELinux. It was certainly related to when I worked from home, logged into remote networks, connected to remote DBs, exchanged large files up and down, installed remote apps, etc. It was driving me nuts at the time. Maybe I should have taken the time to learn more about configuring it but I took the expedient way out at the time: shut it the K**k up! Since I am retired, I just log-in occasionally and briefly to do relatively meaningless very short term stuff. ..mostly upgrading my Fedora distro 
I no longer host a web site so no 24x7 on-time. In/out real quick a few times per week, so I never much thought about SELinux anymore. But I am happy to be a good Net citizen…permissive it is…like the good old days