Just avoid ORM. It’s designed to encapsulate, not to be efficient. Lazy loading is part of initial design. Turning it off destroys encapsulation and requires yo

Just avoid ORM. It’s designed to encapsulate, not to be efficient. Lazy loading is part of initial design. Turning it off destroys encapsulation and requires you to know what the code below will fetch. In that case you might just abandon ORM and preload the context with something more efficient.