Meh

[kryptonitemonkey]

It's a bit sad how little my normal schedule hasn't really changed with the stay at home ordinances. On the one hand, I don't have to sit at a desk surrounded by people constantly distracting me with questions and problems, but on the other, I do get lonely. I have several housemates, but we all have such different schedules even still that I'm really not getting the people connection I need. I can only imagine how stir crazy major extroverts are getting, as they tend to need much human interaction to recharge their batteries.

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[pixelzomblina]

I bet this a crazy time for extroverts. I didn't think about that.

I like working from home because there's less distractions. The people around me were always messing around more than working, so it's nice to have my own quiet space. At the same time, I do feel rather trapped. I like to stay in doors, but I feel like I'm suffocating almost.

[kryptonitemonkey]

Yeah, right there with you. It's one thing to have the option and choose not to, but another entirely to no longer have said option. I only leave the house maybe once or twice a week now for food. The drive through people are some of my only human interaction outside of my housemates.

[pixelzomblina]

Do some of the drive through people wear gloves? That’s something I didn’t expect but I guess I did too.

[kryptonitemonkey]

They do indeed. Although that doesn't necessarily do much if you think about it. They're still touching everyone's cards, still touching your food, etc. I still go, but I'm not expecting it to all work.