Funnily enough, I started to notice the sentiment of wanting to go back to the office this month with friends. When I started working from home a few years pr

Funnily enough, I started to notice the sentiment of wanting to go back to the office this month with friends. When I started working from home a few years pre-covid, I also had the loneley-blues after a year or so. It's wasn't nice and, in fact, lead me to try working from an office again. And what can I say. While yes, when I moved back in the office I loved socializing more, I soon became miserable again. See, suddenly I couldn't lie down on my couch anymore for a quick rest. I couldn't "let my self go". Meditate. I had much more fast food and started to feel stressed and sick. So I went back to home office. And indeed it's true what another commentor said here: WFH during covid is much different from WFH in normal times as me and other WFH friends made it a habbit of working together. You can visit cafe, work from park benches or convert your parent's place into your mega office while they're on vacation. Ultimately, I ended up renting a room for myself. Now, you say it's an office. I say it's a cosy room that's 10min bike ride away from my home... I wouldn't call it office, but also not home. PS: Maybe it's what some people call an Attelier.