People are different.
One may suggest to move cities, but my community is my friends in the city I live in. One may suggest getting new friends in a new city, but that's a tough and long process - friendships can take years to build, especially if I'm isolated and working from home.
I could move further out of the city, but now I'm commuting 1hr+ one-way to see my friends every day. The very commute that WFH was trying to get rid of.
Even when I was single, I had friends all across the Atlanta metro area and we still ended up having to drive an hour to see each other.
But it’s been a long time since I was single, and I will admit in my single days, work and my social life was intermixed so heavily that we would have all (male and female) ended up in HR today.
“We are in this together” so to speak.
It’s funny how our brains do so many things for us without us being aware of them.
Now, the more people return, the more hectic and loud it will be which I detest.
It’s lost in me why so many nerds don’t understand that not everyone wants to be wrapped up in their fortress of solitude, peeping out of a Zoom window.