> And IMHO if you weren't at home with toddlers you didn't experience true suffering. You're entitled to your opinion, but the lockdowns affected everyone diff

> And IMHO if you weren't at home with toddlers you didn't experience true suffering. You're entitled to your opinion, but the lockdowns affected everyone differently. I know parents who thrived with their toddlers, but they didn't have the same issues at work where people were complaining about when they were working. But I also know people who's marriages ended due to longstanding issues that were magnified by being locked down. Some single people did fine. Some of us also turned more to alcohol to try and cope with the loneliness of having to work at home, not be able to go out, and in the worst of it not being allowed to gather with more than one or two other people.