> not being alone in a room for most of the day I think differences in people's personal lives silently drive this conversation. I've worked remote before cov

> not being alone in a room for most of the day I think differences in people's personal lives silently drive this conversation. I've worked remote before covid (better part of a decade now). I've never felt alone .. but I'm married. So I spend my remote work time with my wife instead of being apart from her in an office. That drives my love of remote work. But someone without that may frame it as "being alone all day."