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Yes, but "not going back to the way things were before" is not the same as "remaining exactly as they are now". There are plenty of shades in between. You can
by frobozz 6y ago
Yes, but "not going back to the way things were before" is not the same as "remaining exactly as they are now". There are plenty of shades in between.
You can want to go back to visiting museums and galleries and pubs, playing team sports etc. Without wanting to go back to working the same hours as everyone else, shopping in crowded shops and struggling to get a coveted weekend appointment at the dentist or hairdresser or whatever.