I am a homebody...for the most part. However, even I can go stir-crazy.
Like, most, if not all, of my hobbies are things that you don't even need to leave the house for, so I am very content to spent the most of my time at home, but I do like to get out on a regular basis.
I dislike overnight trips. I get homesick easily. I am fine with maybe a night or two, but anything above makes me homesick. I MUCH prefer day trips, like going to the beach for a couple hours, or going to a party.
yes, but not necessarily willingly. it's largely a result of my depression and chronic fatigue -- i just don't have the energy or motivation to do much of anything anymore, let alone go outside. i'll go shopping with my mum every week or so if i'm awake and presentable, but it's been even less often than usual with the pandemic in the UK.
i also don't have any friends irl (or online, for that matter) so there's nobody to meet up with or do something with. a lot of the more "outdoorsy" activities i'd be interested in, even solo, also cost money i just don't have. (i.e. ice-skating, horse-riding, rock-climbing.) it's not necessarily a big issue, i suppose, but sometimes i think about how sociable/energetic/outdoorsy i used to be as a kid and get a little sad.
Most definitely. I really wasn't negatively affected by covid restrictions since I never went out anyways. Luckily my kids are all grown though as I can't imagine what it is like dealing with school age children during this pandemic.
I am the homebodiest homebody haha.
I get fairly stressed out if it I have to do stuff more than once like a month pretty much haha.
Idk I'm just comfortable in my home. I'm not super into activities that require me to leave. I don't have a ton of friends, and the ones I do have prefer to come to my house anyway. I'm not really interested in finding/making more friends either.
I do like getting out into nature and taking a couple trips a year tho! Just like overnight or 2 night trips though. Nothing too major. When you have as many pet rats as I do, it's hard to leave for long anyways haha. Although I do have an amazing pet sitter!
I am a total homebody. If I don't have to go out, then I won't. All of my hobbies can be done in my house, and while I do like nature, I'm content to enjoy it from my own backyard.
I used to enjoy going to the office every day but now that I'm COVID paranoid I literally don't leave the house for weeks at a time. My longest streak so far is 4 weeks straight of being inside.
Probably somewhere in between poll option 1 and 2, but I picked 1. Husband and I spend most of our time at home. We do like to work out, occasionally eat at restaurants, go to parks, occasional vacations, and that sort of thing. But we're at home most of the time.
I'm a definite homebody, especially moreso since the pandemic began. I enjoy being home, I've enjoyed working at home a lot more than working in an office, and I'm definitely content with spending most of my time at home. I barely went out before the pandemic for non-work reasons anyways, and now that's changed to pretty much never leaving my home, lol.
for the most part, yeah. i definitely prefer being at home but there are times where i want to go out and do something. haven’t done that in a long while, though, due to the pandemic. :/
I'm mostly a homebody, even more so now with the whole situation going on to stay safe, I've always been very family orientated so I'm happy staying at home and relaxing, reading a book or playing a game. I do have my limits though, especially during the summer months when its nice outside, if I spend too long indoors I usually get very restless so I do enjoy going out to break it up a bit - either to see friends, go for a walk or sometimes just pop out for lunch to catch up with people and get some fresh air.
I'm a homebody through and through, if I'm not at work I'm at home and I'm quite content with not going anywhere for a certain amount of time. However I do love going on day/weekend trips and holidays every now and then as having something to look forward to helps my mood and mental health in the long run.
100% homebody. Would never leave the house ever again if you'd let me, haha. I love being at home. Lockdown/quarantine has only made that worse- now you'd be hard pressed to get me to go anywhere at all unless it's super important.
No. In the six months prior to lockdown I essentially only went home to eat, shower, and sleep. If I had the option to crash elsewhere I'd take it. I was working full time, going out with friends after, then getting home on the last train only to be up and out the door for 7am the next day to do it all again. I'd also go on trips or stay with friends 1-2 weekends a month.
COVID completely changed my lifestyle. Slowing and down and having more time for myself has been nice, but I've also found it suffocating.
I love to be home as opposed to engaging in social engagements. BUT...I also love to hike, attend music festivals, travel to new places, etc. So...this is a bit of a tricky question to answer. I'm definitely not a "let's go out clubbing" kind of person. I don't like going to restaurants or bars...or even parties, necessarily. But, I love to leave my house when it's for something I do want to do. I'm an introvert, but I like being out of my house about as much as I like being in it.
I'm very much a homebody! I love that due to the quarantine, I get to stay home without any excuses. I'm also very very lucky and have a job that doesn't require me to go in person.
That being said, the main reason why I liked going out was to eat and hang out with friends. Not being able to do those two things has drastically decreased my quality of life. I really miss my friends!
Pretty much all my life, and I'm not too social at all, I usally leave my house for work, buying needs for myself and home, and visiting family.
I mostly buy all my media digitally now or stream so going to comic book stores and game shops is something I did in the past. Since I find going digital is way more better
I think just my job just makes me want to stay home and rest more then ever
