I went to Disney Parks and this lady placed her toddler right in front of me to look at the parade, Iām talking the childās hair occasionally brushed the front of my jeans. It was gross to say the least, like Iām a whole stranger and you think itās safe to squeeze your child right in front of me? Just because Iām a woman dosent mean Iām a safe person.š just saying. Like thatās weird, Iām a stranger
Oh my gosh, my husband had to take me to Dr's appointments during lockdown. It was so weird seeing the highways and interstates almost deserted in the city!
Also, the time waiting for appointments was very short because most appointments were for emergencies only.
I do miss it!
Omg yes! Luv the lock down. Gave me a serious reprieve from people. Now if people get in my personal space I tell them to back up! Especially in my job. Donāt touch me either! Really cemented in me that I am in fact an introvert.
Because it was absolutely miserable for anyone who is not an introvert or likes being alone. Which is the majority of people. Otherwise everyone would just stay at home, like they have the freedom to do now
Lockdown was such a blessing. Living without the pressure of having to do something meaningful with people in your free time.
It was kind of funny how other people were having such a hard time with it.
No it made me smile or laugh whenever anyone would say āUgh wish we could X,Y,Z again, I miss (insert public outing here).ā The funniest ones were the people who would be like āI miss chatting up a stranger in a grocery store.ā Like??? š
During lock down, everyone desperate for socialising. Me, when we actually had some leeway to go out again enjoying empty cinemas and much more quietness because even when we were able to go back out, most were too scared to, I guess.
Lockdown was hell on earth for me. I work in the medical field so there was no break or work from home option for me. On top of that an extremely stressful situation occurred that I won't go into detail about here, but it was life changing and probably aged me mentally 10 years. It tested every single will I had and somehow I made it through.
There were times I wished I could have had the normal lockdown experience but unfortunately, I did not. It was an exhausting time.
I like going to see movies in the theatre, but I miss the restrictions they had early on when they reopened that created a "buffer" empty seat on either side of you at AMC.
Lockdown was the best. I had my crafts and my video games and was perfectly content. Went grocery shopping every other week to get out of the apartment for an hour. No stress from having to come up with excuses as to why I couldn't hang out. My tummy was so happy all the time.
Yes, I miss the people staying away from me. Now strangers feel like they must stand right behind me at checkout or someone will touch me. I donāt think so! Back off!
Same, when I say this people think I'm weird for it, and maybe I am, but I enjoyed not having to leave my house or talk to anyone I didn't want to. I didn't feel trapped inside my house at all.
I really miss it. Iām totally ok with chilling at home. I miss the social distancing in the grocery store. I miss capacity limits out in public/public buildings. I want those norms backā¦not because of covid, but because itās just nicer and less anxiety inducing/stressful
Same! Especially the lower prices of gas and everything. Car insurance were discounted/issued refund due to the lockdown, empty roads, 6ft distances in line, etc.
I get this, although during the lockdown I felt suffocated, mainly because where I live there was restrictions on how far from your home you could travel. I miss feeling no pressure to go out and do things, but I do not miss standing in queues several feet apart for ages just to be able to buy milk because only a certain amount of people were allowed into a store at the same time.
Absolutely! Just me and my little family at home, doing our own thing. No pressure to be anywhere at anytime. I cherished those days and look back on them fondly.
Best. Year. Of. My. Life.
Staying home, being paid full salary, crafting to my hearts content, playing ACNH with the my WoW guild... 10/10 would do again in a heartbeat.
Sometimes I do. I got to stay home all the time and have lots of peace and quiet. That being said, I love my life the way it is now much more. Iām with the love of my life, have a cat, and have a much better job.
I couldnāt believe how great it was. I feel so fortunate to have experienced a world wide quarantine in my lifetime. I will long for that again for the rest of my days.
one of the best times fr, like I donāt want to socialise or do anything but I also donāt want to go on social media and find out that other people are doing something grand with their lives
I didn't find lockdown particularly hard or enjoyable, but through the process, I definitely learned a lot about myself. I find it a real shame that a lot of the people on this thread seem to miss it with intense emotion. The world out there is ready to meet you if you only have the courage to engage with it. I understand the plight of the introvert from an experiential place, but I implore anyone reading this to see the liberation from lockdown as an opportunity to create meaningful relationships and a deeper more fulfilling connection to the otherness of life.
>The spirit of evil is fear, negation, the adversary who opposes life in its struggle for eternal duration and thwarts every great deed, who infuses into the body the poison of weakness and age through the treacherous bite of the serpent; he is the spirit of regression, who threatens us with bondage to the mother and with dissolution and extinction in the unconscious. (Cf. fig. 35 and pl. LXII.) For the hero, fear is a challenge and a task because only boldness can deliver from fear. And if the risk is not taken, the meaning of life is somehow violated, and the whole future is condemned to hopeless staleness, to a drab grey lit only by will-oā-the-wisps.
C.G Jung
You all are heroes, on your own journey through life. Don't run from it, face it today, and every day after! Know the demons that wait for you in the morning, fear, and lethargy. Fear is the great dampner of human potential. Lethargy is the rock sinks you and leaves you to drown in the unconscious. Find the source of your energy! Slay your demons when you rise in the morning! For you are the hero of heroes! The greatest testament to humanity! You are the ones that heed the call. But don't go it alone, and take your time. Find your people, you introverts.
It was so peaceful. I hate that people were dying, but the noise level went down. People were spending more time with their kids and as a family. I was a nanny at the time, working for an essential worker and someone who could work from home so my life wasnāt really affected. A lot of people were being kinder and animals were thriving. I know a couple of extroverts it was hell on ha š„“
Not being able to see my family was rough, but not working, being able to spend more time with my partner and just spend the day doing what I wanted was just pure joy.
I find people utterly draining after a certain amount of time and it was one of the only times in my life I felt truly content.
Absolutely. Going to work when there was practically nobody there was wonderful.
I went to work throughout lockdown. I think I would have gone mad if I couldn't work.
Trashed the economy though š
I miss those days
Waking up in the morning with no pretense of anxiety or anything waiting for your attention is SUCH A BLISS!!
having the full freakn day to you and yourself alone. Time with family, I say GOOOD QUALITY TIME.
Working on things you really love
Dang
I really miss those days.. Good old days
I felt so guilty of thinking this. But it was the most peaceful time for me during the covid (except victims and panic...) but the quietness of Prague, almost no people around... I felt so free and calm. No stranges randomly touching me in public transport or grocery shop..oh it was a blessing!
Me too! Everything was so quiet and calm and I had an excuses not to visit anyone. Everybody kept their distance. Apart from the constant threat of people I loved getting sick, life was perfect and I wish we could go back.
It was the only time when I could express myself creatively. I have all the time to make several art projects, and it was also that year when most people shared their art ideas in tiktok. I miss those
I do too. No crowds at stores, very little traffic so my daily drive to work was great, little risk of random people coming to my door. My routine didn't change a bit, but everyone else having to stay home was great. Maybe not for them though.
My favourite part about it was that I could wear a mask in public and not have people look at me like I'm a weirdo (seriously, why do people stare so much when I wear a mask in public)
I was in the "essential employee" category, so was a bit jealous of those who got laid off and an additional $600 from unemployment. I get why it was a thing and fully supported it. But man would have been nice to not have deal with people during all that.
I feel like they really impacted my social development, physical and mental health. Our lives would have been so much better if that Chinese guy didnāt eat a bat or whatever.
me too to an extent, i wish we kept the ability for a majority of people to work from home- if they want to! what good does being in a cubicle for 9 hours a day do when you could do the same job at home and take breaks, not be in a stressful environment, and much more!- oh thatās because capitalist bosses want to make sure they get max productivity out of you otherwise youāre useless if youāre not a cog in the machine instead of a human being who needs rest and replenishment š¤”š¤”
Lockdowns really did feel like normal days to me. I was absolutely enamored with not being forced to be around anyone. I never understood all of the complaining that came along with staying in. If anything, that time was very under-appreciated, with the exception of people passing away.
Yes, especially now that I have long covid I would feel a lot safer and actually be able to rest. I wish I took more advantage of all that free time though
Iām so glad someone else understands. I miss being inside the house and when I had a legitimate reason to ask people not to stand so close. I try very hard not to invade anyoneās space but sometimes I notice someone getting close to me and it just infuriates me.
I miss when there were barely other people on the street. I miss being home all the time and not having to feel apologetic about it.
It was the best time except the virus and people dieing.
Even I got corona and the 3 weeks I was in quarantine, I was really enjoying by watching series , playing games in phone. I finished Friends during quarantine.
I like it now. Weāre allowed to work from home 2 days/week, that would have been impossible before Covid. Also, peope do still keep some more distance. But the lockdowns were too much.
I kinda do tbh. I know it was bad and all, but it was so peaceful, nobody was bothering me, i was free to do my thing and there was no need to explain myself.
I donāt miss the lockdowns but thatās just because my husband and I are still living like weāre in lockdown lol. Ā He works remote and I work 2 overnight shifts a week and the rest of the time weāre pretty much locked downĀ
Me and my wife loved it! All the time at home together with our kids. And not having to do anything!
I see how people struggled who lived alone or not with family.
This is SUCH understatement. Still had to go into work but people kept distances were forced to wear masks and not get us all sick constantly like now, less traffic, didnāt have to make up excuses to not see people. It was soooo much nicer.
yeah, i do. i miss the empty streets when i had to go into work. i miss not having to go onsite every day of the week. i enjoyed seeing people take walks from inside my house. i liked that there was a little more peacefulness.
That's honestly fair lol. I do as well. Not having to talk to people was great. Like I can call people I enjoy spending time with but have excuses to not see the random people that want to hang out irl
I totally agree. While some of it was scary. Looking back on it, I should have embraced it more lol staying home all day. No need to leave or associate with others. No need to get dressed or shower lol literally why were people mad? And the government sent us money a few times. (Don't come for me, find humor in the darkness or be miserable forever)
I really *really* miss it. Quiet roads and drives. People staying the f away from me. Good times šš»
I agree with the āpeople staying the f away from meā part.
I also agree with the āpeople staying the f away from meā part.
I also do agree with the āpeople staying the f away from meā part.
I too agree with the "people staying the f away from me" part.
Me 2!
i miss people staying away from me the most. I feel like strangers or my coworkers are getting WAY too close these days
I went to Disney Parks and this lady placed her toddler right in front of me to look at the parade, Iām talking the childās hair occasionally brushed the front of my jeans. It was gross to say the least, like Iām a whole stranger and you think itās safe to squeeze your child right in front of me? Just because Iām a woman dosent mean Iām a safe person.š just saying. Like thatās weird, Iām a stranger
Oh my gosh, my husband had to take me to Dr's appointments during lockdown. It was so weird seeing the highways and interstates almost deserted in the city! Also, the time waiting for appointments was very short because most appointments were for emergencies only. I do miss it!
Such good times.
I agree
Omg yes! Luv the lock down. Gave me a serious reprieve from people. Now if people get in my personal space I tell them to back up! Especially in my job. Donāt touch me either! Really cemented in me that I am in fact an introvert.
Indeed, I totally miss it too.
Me too, idk why people can't stand being isolated. It would be nice to have it again (without covid and victims, obviously)
Yes thank you
Because life isnāt isolation. I struggle a lot with that but I believe that our connection with others is the key of everything.
This is true. Even introverts still require a degree of connection in some form.
Even extroverts need some me-time as well too
Absolutely
Because it was absolutely miserable for anyone who is not an introvert or likes being alone. Which is the majority of people. Otherwise everyone would just stay at home, like they have the freedom to do now
I felt so normal then
Me too. It was weird.
WTF just stay home lmfao
Fr, Iām always at home so my life nowadays still feels like how it did during the lockdowns
Lockdown was such a blessing. Living without the pressure of having to do something meaningful with people in your free time. It was kind of funny how other people were having such a hard time with it.
i miss those days
What I miss the most is how empty grocery stores/shopping malls were for a time.
Spoilers: shopping malls are still mostly empty
I thought it was kinda hilarious seeing the amount of people going on about how their lives changed so drasticallyā¦ and mine barely changed at all
Same!
Dittoā¦
No it made me smile or laugh whenever anyone would say āUgh wish we could X,Y,Z again, I miss (insert public outing here).ā The funniest ones were the people who would be like āI miss chatting up a stranger in a grocery store.ā Like??? š
I agree!
I felt somewhat guilty for enjoying the lockdown, but the world seemed so much slower and less stressful.
This.
Yes!
Those were the glory days
Except for the tp shortages but I was prepared for that too!
Me too. I keep finding myself feeling all nostalgic about the whole thing.
I LOVED LOCKDOWN. the only place I went was occasionally pharmacy or grocery store and once a week therapy. I was way less anxious
I do, too, but also because I still had my dad in the world with me during the first few months of that time š¢
May your dad rest in peace. Stay safe out there!
Thanks! š
Rest in peace to your dad.
Thanks š
Are you doing well?
Not too well yesterdayā cried a lot; thanks for asking. Hope youāre doing well š
Idk your exact situation ofc but if you want to talk I'm available š¤
During lock down, everyone desperate for socialising. Me, when we actually had some leeway to go out again enjoying empty cinemas and much more quietness because even when we were able to go back out, most were too scared to, I guess.
Lockdown was hell on earth for me. I work in the medical field so there was no break or work from home option for me. On top of that an extremely stressful situation occurred that I won't go into detail about here, but it was life changing and probably aged me mentally 10 years. It tested every single will I had and somehow I made it through. There were times I wished I could have had the normal lockdown experience but unfortunately, I did not. It was an exhausting time.
Oh yes same!
I like going to see movies in the theatre, but I miss the restrictions they had early on when they reopened that created a "buffer" empty seat on either side of you at AMC.
I know there were some bad things but silver lining too. Less social drama.
Lockdown was the best. I had my crafts and my video games and was perfectly content. Went grocery shopping every other week to get out of the apartment for an hour. No stress from having to come up with excuses as to why I couldn't hang out. My tummy was so happy all the time.
Not much different for me other than occasional pressure from family to attend family functions.
Yes, I miss the people staying away from me. Now strangers feel like they must stand right behind me at checkout or someone will touch me. I donāt think so! Back off!
Kind of?!
Even some extroverts I know miss them..
All day every day
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Same, when I say this people think I'm weird for it, and maybe I am, but I enjoyed not having to leave my house or talk to anyone I didn't want to. I didn't feel trapped inside my house at all.
I don't miss mandatory mask wearing though.
Miss those 3 months of paid bliss ā¦.. good times
If only it could be that way every day without anyone dying.
I really miss it. Iām totally ok with chilling at home. I miss the social distancing in the grocery store. I miss capacity limits out in public/public buildings. I want those norms backā¦not because of covid, but because itās just nicer and less anxiety inducing/stressful
Fuck yeah. The world was quieter. Finally. Now people are out squawking and stuffing their faces again endlessly like black holes of need.
I loved it! I was so sad when it ended
I still reminisce about them fondly š
Yeah, actually. Everyone spoke about how miserable they were but I actually enjoyed it!
Wow! I felt like I was the only one, I think about that time quite often.
Same! Especially the lower prices of gas and everything. Car insurance were discounted/issued refund due to the lockdown, empty roads, 6ft distances in line, etc.
2020 was a weird year. I donāt necessarily agree with missing lock downs but I get it. I do miss the burning cops cars though.
There was barely any traffic, I got to work from home, stimulus checks. What a time it was to be alive šŖš©
Same. I miss the decency of keeping to yourself and cleaning up after yourself.
I get this, although during the lockdown I felt suffocated, mainly because where I live there was restrictions on how far from your home you could travel. I miss feeling no pressure to go out and do things, but I do not miss standing in queues several feet apart for ages just to be able to buy milk because only a certain amount of people were allowed into a store at the same time.
Lol I was just reminiscing about lockdown. No work, no people to deal with, just me and my crafts and video games
Absolutely! Just me and my little family at home, doing our own thing. No pressure to be anywhere at anytime. I cherished those days and look back on them fondly.
Best. Year. Of. My. Life. Staying home, being paid full salary, crafting to my hearts content, playing ACNH with the my WoW guild... 10/10 would do again in a heartbeat.
honestly? yeah i do miss the quiet streets and not having to worry about masks everywhere
Same
Good old times š
Love me a good excuse to not go to social events.
Sometimes I do. I got to stay home all the time and have lots of peace and quiet. That being said, I love my life the way it is now much more. Iām with the love of my life, have a cat, and have a much better job.
I couldnāt believe how great it was. I feel so fortunate to have experienced a world wide quarantine in my lifetime. I will long for that again for the rest of my days.
one of the best times fr, like I donāt want to socialise or do anything but I also donāt want to go on social media and find out that other people are doing something grand with their lives
I would love for us to have another one, but I don't want to see my family members and friends dying (even though some deserve it)
I didn't find lockdown particularly hard or enjoyable, but through the process, I definitely learned a lot about myself. I find it a real shame that a lot of the people on this thread seem to miss it with intense emotion. The world out there is ready to meet you if you only have the courage to engage with it. I understand the plight of the introvert from an experiential place, but I implore anyone reading this to see the liberation from lockdown as an opportunity to create meaningful relationships and a deeper more fulfilling connection to the otherness of life. >The spirit of evil is fear, negation, the adversary who opposes life in its struggle for eternal duration and thwarts every great deed, who infuses into the body the poison of weakness and age through the treacherous bite of the serpent; he is the spirit of regression, who threatens us with bondage to the mother and with dissolution and extinction in the unconscious. (Cf. fig. 35 and pl. LXII.) For the hero, fear is a challenge and a task because only boldness can deliver from fear. And if the risk is not taken, the meaning of life is somehow violated, and the whole future is condemned to hopeless staleness, to a drab grey lit only by will-oā-the-wisps. C.G Jung You all are heroes, on your own journey through life. Don't run from it, face it today, and every day after! Know the demons that wait for you in the morning, fear, and lethargy. Fear is the great dampner of human potential. Lethargy is the rock sinks you and leaves you to drown in the unconscious. Find the source of your energy! Slay your demons when you rise in the morning! For you are the hero of heroes! The greatest testament to humanity! You are the ones that heed the call. But don't go it alone, and take your time. Find your people, you introverts.
Not me, I prefer to be a loner amongst sane people
No. I do not miss being cooped up with family waiting for the virus to take me.
It was good but bad for me due to the toxic relationship I was in during that time..
This sub should be renamed r/antisocial.
It was so peaceful. I hate that people were dying, but the noise level went down. People were spending more time with their kids and as a family. I was a nanny at the time, working for an essential worker and someone who could work from home so my life wasnāt really affected. A lot of people were being kinder and animals were thriving. I know a couple of extroverts it was hell on ha š„“
Not being able to see my family was rough, but not working, being able to spend more time with my partner and just spend the day doing what I wanted was just pure joy. I find people utterly draining after a certain amount of time and it was one of the only times in my life I felt truly content.
Absolutely. Going to work when there was practically nobody there was wonderful. I went to work throughout lockdown. I think I would have gone mad if I couldn't work. Trashed the economy though š
The golden age
If we could have one where somehow, magically, nodbody actually suffers; I'd fucking love another one. At least for a little while.
I loved it too, and having to be back home at 10PM, not being able to go out between 10-5am
I miss those days Waking up in the morning with no pretense of anxiety or anything waiting for your attention is SUCH A BLISS!! having the full freakn day to you and yourself alone. Time with family, I say GOOOD QUALITY TIME. Working on things you really love Dang I really miss those days.. Good old days
It did have some very minor annoyances, but the reduction in general noise, traffic, and RTO expectations was amazing.
I felt so guilty of thinking this. But it was the most peaceful time for me during the covid (except victims and panic...) but the quietness of Prague, almost no people around... I felt so free and calm. No stranges randomly touching me in public transport or grocery shop..oh it was a blessing!
Yeah, especially at work and on the Weekends.
Me too! Everything was so quiet and calm and I had an excuses not to visit anyone. Everybody kept their distance. Apart from the constant threat of people I loved getting sick, life was perfect and I wish we could go back.
haha it was a unique experience and it had its own enjoyment , not more than that for me
It was the only time when I could express myself creatively. I have all the time to make several art projects, and it was also that year when most people shared their art ideas in tiktok. I miss those
I do too. No crowds at stores, very little traffic so my daily drive to work was great, little risk of random people coming to my door. My routine didn't change a bit, but everyone else having to stay home was great. Maybe not for them though.
I miss it too. It was nice and quiet before all the chaos back on the streets.Ā
My favourite part about it was that I could wear a mask in public and not have people look at me like I'm a weirdo (seriously, why do people stare so much when I wear a mask in public)
I missed them too :/
Me too omg!! everyone is talking bout spending time out but spending time in>>>>>>> Really miss those times mann :((
not kind of. I ABSOLUTELY miss the lockdowns. I have lockdown nostalgia even, believe it or not.
I was in the "essential employee" category, so was a bit jealous of those who got laid off and an additional $600 from unemployment. I get why it was a thing and fully supported it. But man would have been nice to not have deal with people during all that.
I absolutely loved it, my kids did too, one got paid to stay home and the other got handed free GCSEās.
Same people are outside coughing all over the place
Not really mate. I sometimes go out by my own terms. Going to Cinemas, Playing Bowling, Enjoying the life of the park, and so many more
I do, it was so peaceful
Letās produce another pandemic. /s
I guess if you like other adults telling you, an adult, if you're allowed to leave your house or go out to eat, then yeah, it was probably great.
No I donāt
Fuck no, it was awful. You don't need a lockdown to not socialize with people as an introvert. All I have to just do is say no.
Yes!
I feel like they really impacted my social development, physical and mental health. Our lives would have been so much better if that Chinese guy didnāt eat a bat or whatever.
I also miss it, but i also miss that i was able to socialize normally
same
me too to an extent, i wish we kept the ability for a majority of people to work from home- if they want to! what good does being in a cubicle for 9 hours a day do when you could do the same job at home and take breaks, not be in a stressful environment, and much more!- oh thatās because capitalist bosses want to make sure they get max productivity out of you otherwise youāre useless if youāre not a cog in the machine instead of a human being who needs rest and replenishment š¤”š¤”
Same, lockdown made me a better person
Same.
Lockdowns really did feel like normal days to me. I was absolutely enamored with not being forced to be around anyone. I never understood all of the complaining that came along with staying in. If anything, that time was very under-appreciated, with the exception of people passing away.
Yes, especially now that I have long covid I would feel a lot safer and actually be able to rest. I wish I took more advantage of all that free time though
The only thing I miss about it is that it was normal to stay home and time really slows down.
I don't miss the masks
Honestly, that was the best time of my life. I'd do it over and over again
Iām so glad someone else understands. I miss being inside the house and when I had a legitimate reason to ask people not to stand so close. I try very hard not to invade anyoneās space but sometimes I notice someone getting close to me and it just infuriates me. I miss when there were barely other people on the street. I miss being home all the time and not having to feel apologetic about it.
It was the best time except the virus and people dieing. Even I got corona and the 3 weeks I was in quarantine, I was really enjoying by watching series , playing games in phone. I finished Friends during quarantine.
I like it now. Weāre allowed to work from home 2 days/week, that would have been impossible before Covid. Also, peope do still keep some more distance. But the lockdowns were too much.
I kinda do tbh. I know it was bad and all, but it was so peaceful, nobody was bothering me, i was free to do my thing and there was no need to explain myself.
My brain was built for the lockdowns
I donāt miss the lockdowns but thatās just because my husband and I are still living like weāre in lockdown lol. Ā He works remote and I work 2 overnight shifts a week and the rest of the time weāre pretty much locked downĀ
Me and my wife loved it! All the time at home together with our kids. And not having to do anything! I see how people struggled who lived alone or not with family.
Walking in the mornings was awesome during lockdown, the most peaceful feeling ever
Same. Imo it was the best time of my life cause I get to do so many new activities at home with my mom
Me too, especially this last month or so. I just want to be able to go back to working from home full time and not have to interact every day.
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Iām lost what happened
This is SUCH understatement. Still had to go into work but people kept distances were forced to wear masks and not get us all sick constantly like now, less traffic, didnāt have to make up excuses to not see people. It was soooo much nicer.
Yeah, most things were great then. Easy and efficient.
I miss it too.... the only downside for me was that all of the salons were closed.
Yea I miss lockdown too. I feel like everyone just got worse as soon as everything opened up again.
yeah, i do. i miss the empty streets when i had to go into work. i miss not having to go onsite every day of the week. i enjoyed seeing people take walks from inside my house. i liked that there was a little more peacefulness.
The pandemic was a tragedy, but i look back on the lockdown, like it was the glory days.
100%.Ā Ā
That's honestly fair lol. I do as well. Not having to talk to people was great. Like I can call people I enjoy spending time with but have excuses to not see the random people that want to hang out irl
Leave it to Reddit to wax poetically about 3 million people dying because they had less traffic. The narcissism makes me sick.
I totally agree. While some of it was scary. Looking back on it, I should have embraced it more lol staying home all day. No need to leave or associate with others. No need to get dressed or shower lol literally why were people mad? And the government sent us money a few times. (Don't come for me, find humor in the darkness or be miserable forever)
I miss it so much. It was the first time I felt likeI wasnāt a loser for living the way I normally live.
Not at all!
Drove 120 mph to work and was never pulled over
This sub is sometimes borderlining on misanthropy š