As a member of the laptop class, I enjoyed the lockdown, and it arrived just in time to improve my mental health. Staying at home is much more relaxing than having to go to work and spend all day around other people to do things that I could do from home. That's one of my objections with the GB Declaration. Why should the less vulnerable work normally instead of at home if they can do their work from home? Unfortunately, being allowed to go back to the office often means being forced or pressured back to the office with rhetoric put into your mouth of togetherness and seeing each other's faces. I prefer privacy, flexibility, and freedom, but apparently, it takes a pandemic and politicized lockdown to get that. <br><br>I certainly don't miss the forced socialization of my school days. The socialization that was supposed to be so important and good for kids just caused me stress without improving my social skills.,(reply>), ✛①⑥⑥⑨ ②⑤⑧ ④③⑥③