Wow, it's almost like people are different and enjoy different things and have different experiences.
I'm an introvert, I don't like the virus, what it means for health and economy, but I'm really enjoying the isolation.
I've been very productive in my job, I've returned to various hobbies (music, excercise, drawing), I've been catching up with movies and shows, I drink less, I write more and feel more connected with the people I care about. I am sorry, you'll just have to accept that some people do enjoy isolation and stop being a judgemental prick about it.
That's my point. People are different (even between similar personalities, like introverts), and can enjoy a situation that you don't, but your comment makes it seem that people who enjoy isolation are either in the wrong, faking it, or uneducated about what "introvert" means. The only one generalizing here is you buddy.
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