Working from home - boredom

[kerrytipp]

Iv'e been working from home since March and I have to say I'm losing my mind at this stage.

My job involves travelling the whole country (which helps me to meet some beautiful ladies in many cities) but now I'm confined to a desk and laptop every day.

One of my great releases was the gym which is gone and I feel myself now more than ever fantasizing about ladies and watching too much bloody porn.

If I go for a drive into town I feel like a fugitive because of the checkpoints , so now avoid bothering at all.

I know there are thousands like me, stuck at home, but I just wonder are ye happy or losing a little bit of your sanity and soul on a daily basis?

[WorkingJoe]

You get used to it like an institutionalised prisoner

[Floki]

Iv'e been working from home since March and I have to say I'm losing my mind at this stage.

My job involves travelling the whole country (which helps me to meet some beautiful ladies in many cities) but now I'm confined to a desk and laptop every day.

One of my great releases was the gym which is gone and I feel myself now more than ever fantasizing about ladies and watching too much bloody porn.

If I go for a drive into town I feel like a fugitive because of the checkpoints , so now avoid bothering at all.

I know there are thousands like me, stuck at home, but I just wonder are ye happy or losing a little bit of your sanity and soul on a daily basis?

My sanity should really be questioned.

[kerrytipp]

youre not far wrong I suppose

[kerrytipp]

You get used to it like an institutionalised prisoner

youre not far wrong I suppose

[JustAnotherGuy]

I have been working from home since march, maybe gone out 20 times overall since then half of those were necessary.

I'm seeking counseling soon. But to be fair enough I had two other major shits that added to this to drive me to the brink, it's not staying alone for that extended while that did it alone. But when are in this situation and bad shit happen, it becomes difficult to cope.

[philipkntz]

If working from home for an extended period of time, it's important to create a separate office area.
Too many people have set up office in their bedrooms, The first thing they see in the morning is their workstation, and when in work they still see their bed. Slaves had it better.
I've recently helped a relative reorganise her work area, she was climbing the walls being locked down again.
We moved a wardrobe, put her desk at the other side and fitted an office type blind from the ceiling blocking the view of the bed while working. A quality office chair completed the job. Her employer has agree to cover the cost. Had a little trouble with blind shops being closed, but phoned a number and as it was for a workspace and billed to a company they considered it essential purchase.

[philipkntz]

My sanity should really be questioned.

If they ever find it.

[thicklanger]

On the plus side, you've probably saved a lot of money not being able to visit escorts.

[Onelastgo]

If working from home for an extended period of time, it's important to create a separate office area.
Too many people have set up office in their bedrooms, The first thing they see in the morning is their workstation, and when in work they still see their bed. Slaves had it better.
I've recently helped a relative reorganise her work area, she was climbing the walls being locked down again.
We moved a wardrobe, put her desk at the other side and fitted an office type blind from the ceiling blocking the view of the bed while working. A quality office chair completed the job. Her employer has agree to cover the cost. Had a little trouble with blind shops being closed, but phoned a number and as it was for a workspace and billed to a company they considered it essential purchase.

Agree 100%
Thankfully I’ve had a separate office space long before we got into this current mess.
I’m out of there at 5pm and the door is closed otherwise you’d just be living this half life of “homework” with no defined start or finish.