Apart from the obvious what did you hate about lockdown?

Unlike every other year, that March to May period was the sunniest I could remember. And I was forced to stay within half a kilometer from my house. 😪

Otherwise, it wasn't actually too bad. Lots of online poker (no real money involved), group calls or videocalls with my friends, no f*cking tourists in Venice (something I couldn't even imagine possible before) and the lagoon crystal clear (same). Two months of essentially unpaid leave was the only thing that I wasn't too happy about, but thankfully I wasn't broke, and mentally I've benefited from nearly two months break

Not being able to get groceries late at night instead of during the day.

Nothing really. It was a dream come true for introverts like me.

I missed the companionship of my friends in our band, going to theater and travelling!

Going out for the first time after I finished my first isolation and seeing the main road dead... it felt so eerie and otherworldly - yet, we hadn't yet entered national lockdown.

In America is was unconstitutional and pointless as history has proven, which is why it was continued in blue states as long as possible.

We didn't have any real lockdowns, just blackmailing tactics to force people to get tested or vaccinated.

People going insane and unable to stay in place for even three days.

Wait, why did he need you + 3 other women to help him lose his virginity?

Businesses not being open

Lockdown didn't affect my life too much. It's mostly the supply chain havoc that bothered me.